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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2015

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Transportation Commission meeting in Rio Rancho

The New Mexico State Transportation Commission meets Thursday at 8 30 a m in Rio Rancho City Hall council chambers to discuss DOT policy and transportation needs with officials. Public comment is invited. Agenda available on dot state am us or by calling 505 827 5258.

New Mexico State Transportation Commission Rio Rancho City Hall Civic Center Circle New Mexico Department of Transportation DOT Rio Rancho City Hall RRHS McDermott Veranda Road Albuquerque Cottonwood Journal Center Funds2Orgs Mary Girsch-Beck Rio Rancho Rams

Diabetes safe meals class offered in Bernalillo

Sandoval County Cooperative Extension Service will host a 12 hour four session program titled Kitchen Creations for diabetics starting March 18 at 711 Camino del Pueblo Bernalillo. The free class runs Wednesdays 2 5 p.m. for diagnosed diabetics who must attend all sessions. Instructors Nicole Lujan and Ruth Baldwin lead cooking and meal planning with two cookbooks provided. Enroll by March 12 at 1 800 678 1802 or 867 2582.

Sandoval Nicole Lujan Ruth Baldwin

Shaw becomes NM House sergeant-at-arms in 60 day cycled term

Former Rio Rancho councilor Steve Shaw is the unanimously elected sergeant-at-arms for the New Mexico House of Representatives. The longtime law enforcement officer is responsible for safety and protocol in the House area of the Roundhouse. Shaw steps into the role during the 60 days of the 52nd Legislature, a temporary full-time assignment.

Anta FI Rio Rancho Steve Shaw New Mexico Shaw House of Representatives Capitol Complex Sandoval Glenn Walters Roundhouse

City sees new faces in several top jobs

Rio Rancho reshuffles top staff as Development Services Director Dolores Wood retires after 27 years. Engineering Development Division Manager David Serrano becomes interim director while a permanent search begins. Serrano earns about 74,173 dollars. interim pay not finalized. Riesberg reorganizes his office to save about 25,000 dollars annually.

Rio Rancho Dolores Wood Keith Riesberg David Serrano Annemarie Garcia Garcia Woods Serrano

Bearce reaches top level of executive fire leadership training

Rio Rancho Fire Rescue has two executives with executive fire officer certification. Deputy Fire Chief Paul Bearce completed the four year master’s level program, calling it the pinnacle of leadership. Fire Chief Michael Meek earned the certification in 2007, with Battalion Chief Richard Doty in his third year.

Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department Paul Bearce Fire Department Michael Meek Richard Doty Meek

Data could help find lost seniors gherron rrobserver.com

A report from gherron rrobserver.com notes that data analysis may aid in locating missing seniors. Officials urge communities to share any relevant information to help trace whereabouts and ensure safety.

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