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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 2007

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2

State awards 144.4 million for public school capital outlay

The state distributed 134.9 million in capital outlay funds to 18 districts plus 6.5 million for lease assistance, 3.5 million for energy efficiency, and 1 million for master planning, totaling 144.4 million this cycle. Since 2006, 65.5 million was awarded for cost overruns. The program uses severance tax bonds with district matching requirements. The Public School Capital Outlay Council governs the program with district and state officials.

RRPS al Sena Public School Legislative Finance Committee Legislative Education Study Committee Legislative Council Service and Construction Industries Division Governor's Office Department of Finance and Administration Public Education Department New Mexico School Boards Association The Public Education Commission

Mayor Jackson Budget Showdown Prompts Call for Accountability

City officials debate the mayor's spending power amid a suspended budget and a no confidence vote. Marilyn Salzman calls for quarterly spending reports while Naranjo argues a budget is a budget regardless of the person in the chair. The council must appoint a replacement by August 30 after Jackson's July 17 resignation.

Naranjo Marilyn Salzman Salzman Jackson Mike Williams Delma Petrullo James Babin Rabin

Subpoena Vote Eases Tension With Mayor Resignation Cited

Council members accuse mayor of lightened mood after Anthony Jackson resignation. Salzman and Naranjo note fewer television cameras, describing the atmosphere as calmer and less chaotic. She says she reached saturation weeks ago and did not notice the circus atmosphere.

Jackson Salzman Naranjo

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