Rio Rancho Police seek 639842 budget with nine new posts
Rio Rancho Police Department proposes a 639842 budget for the next fiscal year requesting nine new positions and a National Crime Information Center computer system. The plan, presented May 26, outlines increases across city departments, with police leading at 249,989 more than the current year, aimed at eight officers and one clerk, plus NCIC access to state and national records.
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Rio Rancho
Marlene Feuer
Sandoval County
New Mexico Municipal League
National Crime Information Center
Department
Haycox
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
NCIC
Eugene Burton
Jo Hintner
David Bruening
Bruening
MVD
Blum
Police
Sanitation
Joanne McGlathlin
McGlothlin
William R. Conner
Corrales Council to hear new budget proposal
The Corrales Village Council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday June 7 to review a 283 329 budget request including pay raises for police and village staff from 2 cents to 1 22 per hour. The plan adds to salaries with police chief to 8 50 per hour and outlines detailed departmental expenditures and expected revenues.
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Corrates
Rio Rancho Council Opens Bond Sale for Fire Station
The Rio Rancho City Council accepted the low bid from Quinn and Company of Albuquerque at 9.068 percent for general obligation bonds to build a 13,000 square foot three bay fire station near Southern Ave. Bonds expected June 2 with groundbreaking by July and occupancy by October. Public salary increases for councilors mayor and judge discussed, with legal questions delaying action. An ordinance authorizing industrial revenue bonds for Professional Secretaries International was approved.
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Rio Rancho
War Memorial
Albuquerque Federal
Southern Boulevard
Vista Verde Cemetery
Quinn and Company
Albuquerque
Kious and Company
Mike Kious
Kious and
Don Mannheimer
John Kearney
Kious
Marlene Feuer
Grover Nash
Feuer
Nash
Wilks
Generan
William R. Conner
Municipal League
David Bruening
Professional Secretaries International
Cliff Pedroncelli
Gus Wagner
Gentry
Lopez
Planning and Zoning Commission
Larson
Council Adopts Decision Schedule on North South Road
Corrales Village Council approves a decision schedule to study a north south alternate road to ease traffic from State Road 46. Planning and Zoning Administrator John Taschek will compile need data ahead of a public hearing. May 24 meeting featured allegations of conflicts of interest involving Councilor Dee Turner and former Planning Commissioner Gilbert Lopez.
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John Taschek
Ann Dunlap
Dunlap
Dee Turner
Gilbert Lopez
Turner
Gentry
Elta Drive
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