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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2012

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Digital Outdoor Network beams ads from Rio Rancho signs

Clear Channel rolls out up to four digital billboard panels in Rio Rancho part of a nationwide Digital Outdoor Network. Two signs near Sundt Road NM 528 and near Perfection Honda will start in June with eight second ad rotations and 24 hour design turnaround. Signs comply with city rules and may display Amber Alerts missing seniors and mayoral updates while offering emergency alerts and public service messages.

Clear Channel Rio Rancho Sundt Road NM 528 Perfection Honda City of Rio Rancho Citys Planning and Zoning Board Sally Adams Clear Channel Outdoor New Mexico Albuquerque Adams Texas Smartplanet.com Gulf Coast John Q. Public Plan UK Facebook PNM

Rio Rancho approves 51 million budget with 2 percent raise

City funds a 2 percent raise for 669 full time employees starting July 1 while City Manager James Jimenez awaits review. Council rejects 35000 for New Mexico First Town Hall, reallocating funds to a police car. Budget includes more police, firefighter, ambulances, and a kennel worker amid pay inequity debates.

Rio Rancho James Jimenez New Mexico First Wilkins Mark Scott Scott Lonnie Clayton Jimenez Swisstack

Outgoing UNM president answers Rio Rancho tax questions

UNM President David Schmidly defends the higher education gross receipts tax as essential for UNM West while Rio Rancho City Councilor Chuck Wilkins pushes to use part of the revenue for roads and infrastructure. The 63 percent voter approval in 2008 funded UNM West at City Center, with UNM obligated to over 5 million dollars and a cooperation pact with CNM.

Chuck Wilkins Tim Crum Wilkins Tom Swisstack Swisstack Rio Rancho University of New Mexico David Schmidly UNM Schmidly UNM West Central New Mexico Community College Don Chalmers

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