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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 2016

Page

12

Rio Rancho weighs road bond amid tax and infrastructure debate

City staff say a recurring GO road bond could add 9 million every two years with voter approval, totaling 45 million over a decade for road projects without raising property taxes. Council split 3 3 on placing the measure. Mayor Hull broke the tie in favor of sending it to voters.

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Traffic death rates and DUI trends in New Mexico and Rio Rancho

New Mexico shows 23.59 traffic deaths per 100000, ranking eighth statewide with Albuquerque at 97 fatal crashes in 2014. Rio Rancho PD reports a 10 percent drop in overall crashes and 25 percent fewer injury crashes after launching the Primary Selective Traffic Enforcement Program in 2015. Avvo data cite 94550 DUI related accidents nationwide since 2004, noting rural Western states including New Mexico. I-25 and I-40 listed among the 25 most dangerous interstates.

New Mexico Albuquerque Rio Rancho Jason Bowie ARPD Avro U.S NHTSA Avvo Montana America

Oklahoma fugitives captured after cross-state jailbreak escape

Sam Allison and Arthur fled after allegedly convincing Arthur to stop the car. A wide pursuit across Unser and Zia Pueblo ended with their capture. authorities praised Rio Rancho, Sandoval County, and Albuquerque officers. Both were extradited to Oklahoma where they face multiple charges and future court appearances.

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