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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1991

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Rio Rancho Council approves 1.3 mill property tax hike

The Rio Rancho City Council tentatively approves a 1.3 mill property tax increase for the 1991 92 budget raising about 416000 and adding 26 yearly for a 60000 home. The library book budget rises to 17000, city employees gain 4 5 percent across the board while merit pay is eliminated pending study.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho State Department of Finance and Administration DFA Bud Bentley Carl Zander Pook Zander

Alameda Boulevard Bridge project criticized at public meeting

Elizabeth MacIlhaney reports the state Highway Department unveiled design plans for the Alameda Boulevard Bridge at a public meeting. Project manager Wayne Preskar outlined the relocation timeline, with appraisals starting after the meeting and residents to receive 90 days notice upon completion, about a year to 18 months overall.

Elizabeth MacIlhaney State Highway and Transportation Department Alameda Boulevard Wayne Preskar Jim McCarthy Preskar Alameda

Readers Guide DPS 10 Sports Viewpoints

Quote captures a Parks and Recreation dispute as Jim Ford refers to Stan Ford as a thief. Readers see a contentious remark in this sports and viewpoints section, highlighting internal tensions within city departments.

Jim Ford Stan Ford Parks and Recreation

Rio Rancho Memorial Day Parade Route and Start Time

The Rio Rancho Memorial Day Parade will be held Saturday May 25 with assembly at 8 45 a.m. on Country Club Drive north of Southern Boulevard. Step-off is 10 a.m. heading east on Southern Boulevard to City Hall.

Country Club Drive Southern Boulevard City Hall

Sandoval County approves 1991 92 budget totaling 10.6 million

The Sandoval County Commission approved a 1991 92 budget of 10 599 644 11 dollars up about 810 000 from the current year The plan includes 50 000 for family counseling 50 000 for the Bernalillo Peanut Butler and Jelly Satellite Office 30 000 for the Boys and Girls Club and 302 677 for emergency medical services The budget also funds a bicycle path Rio Rancho satellite office and library and drainage projects with no new full time employees and a 4 percent cost of living raise for staff.

Elizabeth Mackhaney Sandoval County Commission Joe Lang Lang Sandoval Peanut Butler and Jelly School Bernalillo District 3 Tom Swisstack District 4 Patricia Thomas Swisstack Thomas Rio Rancho

Bergen Brunswig breaks ground on Rio Rancho facility

Ground was ceremoniously broken for Bergen Brunswig Drug Co in the New Mexico Business Tech Center Rio Rancho. The Fortune 500 firm will build a 51 500 square foot distribution center on 4.4 acres with future expansion and robotics. Initial operations are planned for February next year with about 25 employees.

Bergen Brunswig Drug Company Rio Rancho New Mexico Bergen Brunswig Drug Co Bergen Brunswig Corp Orange Calif Bergen Brunswig Albuquerque BJ. Centers

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