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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1999

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City DP S proposes Plan C for five year fire service upgrades

Baker notes city administration recommends 9.96 million next year about 207000 less than DPS request. Plan A priced at 44 million over five years would add 8 full time staff but may take a decade. Plan B saves 2 million and adds 5 staff but likely unattainable in five years. Plan C, feasible within five years, funds include 45000 for field reporting, 70000 antenna tower, 185000 pumper tanker, fleet analysis, 360000 ADA work at Southern Boulevard station and other renovations.

Custer Baker Ould Hor DPS Enchanted Hills Southern Boulevard Command Station

Cable One fixes Rio Rancho public access signal issues

Cable One works through May to install a new line after March repairs to solve interference from a new systemwide status monitoring system. Ralph Garcia says the problem caused audiovisual disruption on Channel Si while Rio Rancho expands PEG services with Avista Video Histories and TVI distance learning pilot programs starting this spring.

Cable One Rio Rancho Ralph Garcia Avista Video Histories Avista Albuquerque Technical and Vocational Institute Channel 51 TVI

Rio Rancho Teen Brinnon Scott Joins Udall Intern Team

Rio Rancho resident Brinnon Scott has been hired by Congressman Tom Udall as a summer intern in Washington. Scott just finished his first year at the University of New Mexico where he majors in business and minors in political science, and he graduated from St. Pius X High School in 1998. He will attend committee hearings, prepare issue reports, and track legislation during his month long internship.

Tom Udall Brianon Scott Rio Rancho Washington, D.C Scott University of New Mexico Albuquerque St. Pius X High School Brinnon Washington Udall

Rio Transit Faces Budget Gap After County Subsidy Cuts

Rio Transit could need an extra 44000 in the coming year to maintain current service levels after the county subsidy fell short. The city administrator proposes a 158631 budget, with senior services seeking new revenues via ads on vans and Medicaid reimbursements, plus scheduling changes to boost options for funding. The system runs seven vans with rides costing 1 to local areas and 3 outside, limited to Rio Rancho and nearby communities. Ridership has risen from 500 to over 1300 since 1997.

Rio Rio Transit Jimenez Debbie Brogdon Brogdon Rio Grande Paseo del Norte Golf Course Road Rio Rancho Corrales Bernalillo Albuquerque

City Council debates in house study on city employee reforms

The council discussed drafting new job descriptions for city staff and whether to perform a reorganization study in house rather than hiring outside help. They weighed costs, time, and the role of the city administrator with motions advancing a plan to involve Administrator Lewis.

Minor BDM Federal, Inc BDM Truscio James Lewis Lewis Dave Bency Department of Public Safety Bency Joan Kellogg Kellogg

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