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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 2012

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Candidates Forum Highlights Rio Rancho City Race

Nine candidates debated city needs at a Monday forum in Rio Rancho drawing about 150 attendees. Questions covered road funding options, pavement of Broadmoor to Paseo del Volcan, and economic development roles with input from candidates including Williams Wilkins Colley Shaw Clayton Scott Radosevich and others.

Rio Rancho Sandoval Business Builders/Kiwanis Rio Rancho Observer Rockford Hayes Broadmoor Paseo del Volcan Mike Williams Williams Chuck Wilkins Pdw Kathy Colley Steve Shaw Lonnie Clayton Colley Brad Buck The

Rio Rancho Public Schools Extends Sue Cleveland Contract

Cleveland's three year contract for superintendent Sue Cleveland was extended by one year at the Monday board meeting. She earns 151880 annually with no raise in four years and credit for district stability. Board members lauded her leadership and dedication while noting institutional support from the ARPS.

Rio Rancho Sue Cleveland Cleveland Divyesh Patel Craig Brandt Carl Harper Don Schlichte

City unions push for raises amid stalled Rio Rancho talks

Unions for Rio Rancho city workers including AFSCME and police and fire unions sent a memo to city councilors urging adherence to a five year old collective bargaining agreement that promised raises. The 2010 budget lacked pay increases, despite prior arbitration backing raises for police and fire crews. Mayor Swisstack remarked on the impasse.

City of Rio Rancho Police and Fire Afscme Tom Swisstack

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