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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2010
Page
1
The City of Rio Rancho marked Memorial Day with a morning parade along Southern Boulevard. A flag bearer led the procession while three Job's Daughters crown wearers waved from the crowd lined under trees on the north side. More photos are on page 3.
Rio Rancho mayor Tom Swisstack will lead six town hall meetings in June to discuss the recently approved budget red light cameras and a sales tax increase. He plans to update residents on projects, the city's economic status, and future initiatives while advocating shopping local. The meetings will cover task force recommendations and potential new companies locating in town.
Swisstack outlines a series of town hall nights from June 10 to June 24 at Cabezon Recreation Center Meadowlark Senior Center Esther Bone Memorial Library Loma Colorado Main Library Rio Rancho City Hall Star Heights Recreation Center with 6 30 to 7 30 p m sessions. He emphasizes meetings keep him connected to residents and guide district direction.
Sandoval County Commission Chairman Orlando Lucero urged new state rules to require broader public notices on proposed mill levies. Speaking at the New Mexico Association of Counties meeting in Farmington, he highlighted a Placitas defeat as proof voters need clearer information to prevent surprise tax hikes.
Rio Rancho residents voted in county and statewide primary races yesterday. Polls closed by the Rio Rancho Observer’s Tuesday deadline with results posted at rrobserver.com and full coverage in the Sunday June 6 issue.
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