Tax bill may cut Rio Rancho city funds in future
City Manager James Jimenez warned councilors that SB 271 could remove the city harmless revenue protection from the 2003 food and medical services tax repeal, potentially trimming about 3 million dollars from the General Fund. He noted SB 5’s fireworks ban proposal failed this year, and approved a 4.77 million dollar budget adjustment for Unser Boulevard grant accounting funded largely by federal and state grants.
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Lincoln Middle School Sees $7.25 Million Gym Renovation Bond
Lincoln Middle School officials celebrate a $50 million Rio Rancho Public Schools bond approved last week with $7.25 million for Lincoln renovations including a new gym. Voters also renewed a six-year two-mill levy at current tax rates, ensuring stable property bills. Bond committee co chair Bob Gallagher hailed the outcome, saying the children of the community win.
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Local Marine dies in Albuquerque traffic accident
Phillip Moreno, 23, a Rio Rancho High School Class of 2006 graduate and two-tour Marine, died Feb. 3 in a vehicle crash near I-25 and Montana Road. He was en route to a hospital after an adverse medication reaction for PTSD. Moreno received full military honors at burial with a 21-gun salute.
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