Sandoval County keeps personnel ordinance in effect says county attorney
County attorney states the personnel ordinance remains active after a January 19 claim of suspension by the Sandoval County Commission. Minutes show a suspension vote before a 7:30 p.m. recess, with Valencia arguing the action was illegal and the ordinance still stands. He advised that suspension by motion was not legal, and only a repeal or formal suspension via ordinance could validly change it. The commission plans to resume discussion at the next meeting, seeking workable hearing procedures and a board to handle grievances, while noting reorganized exemptions for several county roles.
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Sandoval
Commission
Teofilo C. Perea
County
of Louis
Bernalillo County
Perea
Elizabeth
Johnson
the Observer
Sandoval County Commission Delays Pay Increases
The Sandoval County Commission plans to postpone pay hikes for itself and other elected officials after receiving guidance from the attorney general that the raises were improper. County officials await state legislature action on three bills affecting procedures for county pay increases before deciding how to proceed. The January 3 approved 25 percent salary hikes are in question as the dispute continues.
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Sandoval County
Valencia
T. C. Perea
Perea
County Commission
Candelaria Bridge Bill Aims West Mesa Link Review
District 44 Representative Richard Kloeppel introduced a bill to build a river crossing from Candelaria to the west mesa. The measure, reviewed by the House taxation and revenue committee, follows earlier protests over Corrales corridor widening and cites traffic relief as a motive. He backs El Pueblo corridor first, then Corrales widening, then the north south arterial, with possible funding from the highway department.
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Candelaria
West Mesa
House, Taxation and Revenue Committee
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Corrales
Moruno
Kloeppel
Anaya
Koeppel
Dation
West Side
Candelaria Bridge
Annexation Talk Planned for Paradise Hills Meeting
Paradise Hills Civic Association invites Vern Hagen and Ed Fahigan to speak at the general meeting on Thursday March 3 at Sierra Vista School 7 30 p m. A question and answer session follows the presentation. All residents urged to attend including non members. Loretta Nazzaretto PHGA chair will lead an opinion poll. A short business meeting precedes the speakers.
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Vern Hagen
Ed Fhatigan
Paradise Hills
Special Zoning Commission
Sierra Vista School
The
Loretta Nazzarett
PHGA
Sandra Lucero promoted to airman first class in USAF
Sandra L. Lucero daughter of Dwayne E and Dorothy J Steinly of Rio Rancho New Mexico has been promoted in the U S Air Force to airman first class She serves as an administration specialist with the 43rd Civil Engineering Squadron at Andersen Air Force Base Guam A 1980 graduate of Cibola High School Albuquerque New Mexico
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Sandra L. Lucero
Dwayne E
Dorothy J. Steinly
3506Rd Circle SE
Rio Rancho
N.M
U.S. Air Force
Lucero
43Rd Civil Engineering ‘Squadron
Andersen’ Air Force Base
Guam
Cibola High School
Albuquerque, N.M
Foust Promoted to Patrol Sergeant in Rio Rancho
John Foust, who joined Rio Rancho Police as a dispatcher in 1981 and became a patrolman last June, has been promoted to patrol sergeant. The 23 year old former Carlsbad officer previously served with Grants Police, earning the rank of sergeant. He and his wife Joanne have a four year old daughter Melissa.
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Rio Rancho
Dencil Haycox
Foust
Carlsbad
Grants Police Department
Joanne
Melissa
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