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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2016
Page
1
City residents may attend a 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. presentation by Rio Rancho Police Chief Michael Geier and staff at Loma Colorado Main Library. A virtual tour of units, explanation of public safety programs, and an open Q&A follow.
The latest episode features Mayor Gregg Hull interviewing Dave Heil about the Sunday is Fuiday event on August 21 marking Rio Rancho's 35th anniversary. The show streams on the city channel and website and airs daily at 7 am, 5 30 pm, and 9 30 pm on Rio Vision for Cable One subscribers.
The City of Vision press outreach highlights long standing service to residents for over four decades. A local broadcaster invites readers to engage with community programs, urging participation and ongoing support.
Rio Rancho officials postponed a two year freeze on water and wastewater rate hikes until next spring. Council members debated delaying action until a water rate study is completed, with supporters citing resident relief after five years of increases and opponents preferring to wait for study results.
Tom Swisstack a former Rio Rancho mayor and long time Bernalillo County official is chosen to fill District 3 on the CNM Governing Board. His appointment begins July 12 and runs until the next board election in February.
Jay Hart retires after nearly eight years leading Rio Rancho parks and recreation. His last day was Friday amid family reasons including his granddaughter's birth in San Antonio. Acting director Connie Peterson will serve until a replacement is named by City Manager Keith Riesberg.
Cheyenne, a 9-year-old teacup Chihuahua, serves as Corrales Police DARE mascot. Officer Walter Heaton, leader of the Corrales CARE Unit, says the tiny dog helps teach kids to stay drug and violence free. She wears a vest and badges and visits local schools, delighting students.
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