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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2015

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Rio Rancho Public Schools Board Meets for Second Monthly Session

The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education will meet Monday at 5 30 p m in the district offices board room at 500 Laser Road. The agenda includes a high school honor choir performance, commendations for All-State students, technology awards, a safety report, a film on public education, a warehouse change order, high school programs, an early college partnership with UNM West, and PARCC testing prep discussions.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Laser Road Rio Rancho High School Becky Talbott NMMEA Debbis Fleming Karen Boulange Brad Villanueva Mike Baker UNM West PARCC Happy Miller Boulanger

Library hosts health plan meeting

BeWellNM will host a free public informational event at Esther Bone Memorial Library in Santa Fe from 6 to 7 30 p m. Learn about federal health care changes and plans on the exchange, plus subsidies and enrollment help. Refreshments provided. Enrollment deadline for 2015 exchange plans is February 15. For more information call 435 3498.

Bewellnm Esther Bone

City seeks Parks and Rec applicants for at large seat

Rio Rancho invites residents to apply for the Parks and Recreation Commission at large position. The advisory body meets 6 pm on the third Monday each month at City Hall. Apply by visiting City Clerk, or the city website, or call the clerk at 505-?

City of Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Commission Rio Rancho City Hall Civic Center Circle City Hall

DWI Offenders May Lose Cars In Rio Rancho Plan

Rio Rancho officials will consider a first reading of an ordinance to seize and auction vehicles of repeat DWI offenders or drivers with suspended or revoked licenses. The program costs about 300000 dollars annually and could pay for itself after year one. Public hearings and two readings are required for final adoption.

Rio Rancho City Hall Civic Center Circle City of

Unit 10 plan scales back intense land use

City Development Services staff trimmed high density housing and commercial areas in the Unit 10 generalized land use plan while preserving space for a business park and other development. The plan was presented at City Hall and moves to the Planning and Zoning Board at 6 p.m. Tuesday before final governing body approval next month. A specific area plan will follow for Unit 10 bounded by Southern.

City Development Services City Hall City Planning and Zoning Board

Unopposed Rio Rancho School Board Winners Chosen

Ramon Montafo, 40, a former Las Vegas board member, will be sworn in for District 2 while Ryan Parra, 24, Rio Rancho High graduate and college student, will take District 4. Elections Feb 3 at Lincoln Middle and Rio Rancho Elementary with early voting through Friday at Sandoval County Clerk.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Ramon Montafo Las Vegas N.M Rio Rancho High Ryan Parra Lincoln Middle School Lema Road Rio Rancho Pepe Ortiz Farly Sandoval Idalia Road Bernalillo

Rio Rancho inaugural boards bring Montafio and Parra to seats

Ramon Montafio, 40, a Las Vegas native and former Las Vegas City Schools Board president, wins a four year term on Rio Rancho Public Schools District 2. He directs a security company, coaches girls basketball, and emphasizes monitoring tax dollars. Ryan Parra, 24, Rio Rancho High School graduate, youngest ARPS board member for District 4, studies political science at UNM and co founded the Rio Rancho Alliance promoting economic opportunities.

Ramon Montafio Rio Rancho Montafio Las Vegas N.M New Mexico School Boards Association Mountain View Middle School Ryan Parra Rio Rancho Public Schools District 4 Parra Rio Rancho High ARPS University of New Mexico Rio Rancho Alliance

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