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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2012

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Gas prices influence staycations in Albuquerque area

Rio Rancho resident Brian Skupa plans a closer summer break as gas stations report $3.50 to $3.60 per gallon in the Albuquerque metro. AAA shows New Mexico regular at $3.68, near the national average, while higher jet fuel costs deter recreational flying.

Brian Skupa Rio Rancho Albuquerque AAA New Mexico Skupa Dallas

Rio Rancho Fire Watch Tightens Ahead of Fire Season

Rio Rancho officials warn of a potentially busy wildland fire season as the Gila Wilderness fires burn and drought persists. Battalion Chief Richard Doty and Wildland Strike Force Coordinator Marc Sandoval stress minutes count in the bosque with high wind, fuel buildup, and growing residences. Firefighters train for rapid response, and residents are urged to avoid sparks, outdoor flames, and careless disposal of cigarettes while burning rules and burn lines are enforced.

Rio Rancho Gila New Mexico Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department Richard Doty Marc Sandoval Riverside Forest Bosque Doty Corrales Road Sandoval County Sandoval Arizona

Sandoval County wildfire protection plan ideas meeting

Citizens can share ideas for a wildfire protection plan at public meetings with SWCA Environmental Consultants and Sandoval County. A session runs 6:30 to 8 p.m. tonight in Corrales Council Chambers as updates to the 2008 plan address tribal public and private lands, aiming to identify high risk areas and foster fuel reduction strategies.

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