Voters warned of nonsensical city charter changes
Renee Wilkins, president of the Rio Rancho TEA Party, argues voters can stop changes to the city charter seen as benefiting politicians and bureaucrats. She highlights ballot items, notes early voting, and urges residents to consider pay raises, ethics removal from the charter, and an emergency mayoral vote, amid controversy over the Charter Review Committee.
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Renee Wilkins
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Test Well Proposal Promises Royalty Gains in Sandoval County
Jim Manatt of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association presents a single-well permit request to Sandoval County Commission to test for oil and gas in Sandoval County and Rio Rancho. Advocates cite advanced safety standards, no aquifer contamination, and potential county income from royalties and school funding.
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New Fee Schedule for Online Tax Sparks Public Outcry
An Observer letter attacks a new online tax payment fee, urging residents to oppose the county’s fee and dismiss what the writer calls Ludicrous thinking. The writer references 2016 and Rio Rancho County, urging action against the perceived outdated policy.
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Rio Rancho election plea targets District 6 candidates
Joseph LaCarrubba urges Rio Rancho voters to oust three TEA Party aligned district council members in the March 1 election. He endorses former councilor Dave Bency for District 6, citing his record, family values, and promise to address potholes, water system costs, and infighting.
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Rio Rancho
Lonnie Clayton
Clayton
Dave Bency
Extend New Mexico Rooftop Solar Tax Credit, Local Voice
Tom Defeo writes from Albuquerque urging lawmakers to extend SB13 and HB26 rooftop solar tax credits to sustain Osceola Energy’s growth. He notes the credits drive jobs for graduates, lower solar costs, and benefit New Mexico’s economy, urging action from state leaders. He cites experiences post Georgetown and desire to stay in Albuquerque.
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Rio Rancho Council Highlights Growth and Civic Commitment
District 2 Councilor Dawnn Robinson and District 5 Councilor Shelby Smith note positive changes as Rio Rancho expands jobs and access to new stores and services. Openings include New Mexico Orthopedics, Hanger Prosthetics, Clean Machine Car Wash, Plaza at Enchanted Hills with T.J. Maxx, Michaels, Bed Bath & Beyond, Chick fil A, and more. The council emphasizes dedication to citizens and a stable business-friendly environment for families.
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