Rio Rancho board mulls extra funds for school projects
Rio Rancho Public Schools faces near 20 million dollars in cost overruns on four bond funded projects including Joe Harris Elementary. The board postponed a funding vote and will hold a special meeting to weigh options such as a new 60 million bond while Lincoln Middle gym and interiors and a new transportation facility need additional sums.
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Albuquerque Journal
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Magistrate court loan plan advances state funded build
The county negotiates a four year repayment for a magistrate court building funded by the state. County Manager Phil Rios notes the loan is an obligation to the state not residents, with the state paying for use of the building. Sidney Hill confirms loan securitization and public referendum not needed. Laura Montoya opposes the loan and questions bank selection, while Burpo says multiple county banks were considered and Peoples Bank chosen. Commissioner Darryl Madalena is reelected chair with three votes in favor and two abstentions. Nora Scherzinger becomes vice chair after a majority vote. Jan. 15 is proclaimed Cleveland Storm Football Team Day. Alberta Road drainage project updates and potential Acapulco Road work are also discussed.
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Sandoval County
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Lovato to Run for Sandoval County Treasurer in 2016
Bernalillo resident Leroy J. Lovato a Republican announced his bid for Sandoval County treasurer in 2016. He has previously run for county assessor in 2014 and works as an appraiser in the county assessor’s office. Lovato emphasizes fiscal conservatism and collaboration with county officials. Primary day is June 7.
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Sandia Pueblo
East Sandoval County
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Observer
New Mexico State University
University of Albuquerque
CNM bond proposal seeks upgrades across Albuquerque campuses
CNM plans a bond to fund major improvements at its main Albuquerque campus and Rio Rancho South Valley and West Side locations. Projects include renovation of Max Salazar Hall, high tech classroom updates, energy efficient HVAC systems, improved lighting and safety measures, and expanded facilities such as welding and culinary labs, plus a beer and wine academy. The bond targets growth amid rising enrollment and would fund a planned joint use high school and campus security upgrades. Election set for February 2 with early voting through January 30 and absentee options.
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