District 1 Candidate Profile in Rio Rancho
A 71 year old nurse residing 10 years in Rio Rancho outlines her extensive family including deceased husband Richard, daughter Amy plus six grandchildren, handicapped daughter Ann, sons Scott in Tucson and Chad in the Air Force, plus stepson Bryan and stepdaughter Sherry in Arizona. She notes raising about 27 foster children and states she will vote no on the issues. She lists education from Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing via Arizona State University and highlights travel as a major personal accomplishment.
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Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Arizona State University
Richard
Amy
Jason
Ann
Rio Rancho
Scott
Tucson
Chad
U.S. Air Force
Bryan
Payson
Ariz
Sherry
Casa Grande
Rio Rancho mayoral candidate cites growth costs and infrastructure
District 4 candidate, 73, resident 24 years, former Rio Rancho mayor 2002 to 2006, owner Owen Graphics, Arizona State University BS 1973, site manager at Intel until 1994. He argues impact fees shape growth, warns rivals offer lower costs, and urges clear infrastructure cost understanding to attract developers and compete. He says other negotiation tools exist to offset infrastructure costs.
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Intel Corp
Owen Graphics
Rio Rancho candidate Merl ane Fever profile and pay raise stance
Marlene Fever, 70, longtime Rio Rancho resident and former city council member, helped incorporate the city and played a role in creating a school district. She founded Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful, served on the planning board and charter committee, and supported a future pay raise for elected officials suggesting full-time mayor compensation to attract candidates.
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City of
Rio Rancho
Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful
Ron Hensley Candidate Statement For Rio Rancho Election
Ron Hensley age 53 professional engineer with BS in civil engineering discusses past legal issues including a felony arrest that was dismissed, outlines family of two sons and his ex-wife. Proposes SEA collaboration with Rio Rancho chamber, attracting employers, and city growth through higher density. Urges recurring transportation fund, coordinated utility and roadway projects, street resurfacing, and home value protection. Supports impact fees tied to actual costs with sunset credits and development-area designation.
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SEA
Rio Rancho Chamber
Transportation Fund
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Joanne Dudley
Quality Assurance
Storehouse West
New Mexico
Federal Bureau of Highways
IAS
CIA
Joshua Hernandez
Cibola High School
MACOG
Jim Owen
Owen Graphics Inc
Rosemary Owen
Mid Region Council of Governments
Sandoval Economic Alliance
Santa Ana
Marlene
Brooklyn College
New York City
NM Inc
Municipal League
Santa Ana Star Center
Ron Hensley
Rio Rancho Utility Commission
Albuquerque Development Process Manual Review Committee
NPDES
EPA
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