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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 2016

Page

7

County Commission weighs mandatory garbage pickup plan

Public Works Director Tommy Mora proposes a county wide RFP to extend garbage collection to 15,000 unserved households in unincorporated areas. He cites jobs revenue and reduced dumping with environmental benefits while a heated discussion unfolds over the Federal Endangered Species Act and Native American concerns.

Public Works Tommy Mora Mora Don Chapman Glenn Walters Phil Rios Walters Chapman Commission Darryl Madalena Pueblo Jemez Rios Scherzinger Madalena ESA

Sandoval County Drives New Mexico County Economic Summit

Sandoval County Commissioner Glenn Walters chairs the new NMAC Economic Development and Infrastructure Policy Committee which led sessions at the NMAC 80th annual meeting in Hobbs to educate county officials on job creation and LEDA funding. About 150 attendees heard panels on economic development components and tools available state and federal to spur growth.

Sandoval New Mexico Association of Counties Hobbs NMAC Glenn Walters Walters James Dominguez Dominguez District 1 Jami Grindatto Sandoval Economic Alliance New Mexico USDA

Rio Rancho Center expands behavioral health services

Presbyterian Medical Services Rio Rancho Family Health Center expands services by absorbing Agave Treatment Center staff and clients. New program operates at 184 Unser Blvd NE with Heather Clark as administrator. Appointments can be made at 896-0928.

Rio Rancho Family Health Center Presbyterian Medical Services Rio Rancho Agave RAFHC Unser Blvd Heather Clark New Mexico Human Services Department Agave Health of Arizona

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A New Mexico lab initiative showcased a talking robot built by students. Commissioners praised the display as county officials consider funding the lab reopening, contingent on future partner entities. The state economic development grant funded equipment. the county owns it and will reuse it when the lab reopens. County staff seek a new site and plan a fall announcement, while operations remain paused.

New Mexico Hill State Economic Development Department

SEA Names New Board Members and Chair

The Sandoval Economic Alliance announces three new directors Richard Bruce of Rio Rancho Public Schools Mark Goodwin of Mark Goodwin & Associates and Manuel Quintana of PNM. Tom Novak CEO of Klinger Constructors becomes SEA chair for 2016 17 and also serves on NAICP New Mexico and United Way ambassador roles.

The Sandoval Economic Alliance Richard Bruce Rio Rancho Public Schools Mark Goodwin Mark Goodwin & Associates Manuel Quintana PNM Tom Novak Klinger Constructors SEA Board SEA Novak NAICP New Mexico ABC Apprenticeship Trust United Way of Central Association of Builders & Constructors

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