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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1993

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3

Audit finds mismanagement in sheriff dept holdings

An audit shows the Sandoval County Sheriff's Department failed to follow budget rules and procurement codes from 1991 to 1993. About $90,000 in contract revenues remain unbilled with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state Forestry Service. Sheriff DeLara and County Manager Hays cite billing lapses and systematic issues, with steps taken to collect funds and tighten procedures.

Cord McQueen Sandoval U.S. Army Corps of Engineers State Forestry Service County Commission Bert DeLara Debbie Hays Sheriff’s Department Sheriff's Department DeLara

Future of Rio Rancho 2000 to be decided Oct 20

Rio Rancho 2000 a local advocacy group pushing for an independent school district will meet on Wednesday October 20 from 6 30 to 8 p m at the Rio Rancho Presbyterian Family Healthcare Center The meeting aims to decide the group future and honor contributors Rich Freeman notes the first phase creating a Rio Rancho school district is complete The gathering invites newly elected and interim school board members the interim superintendent and Rio Rancho 2000 volunteers.

Genie Blair Ryan Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Presbyterian Family Healthcare Center Rich Freeman Rio Rancho 2000 Freeman

DPS: evidence lacking in student abduction report

Rio Rancho Elementary and the Rio Rancho DPS faced a surge of calls after a student claimed a man with a knife abducted her from the playground. Det. Morrison and Principal Emily Wirth say no evidence supports the claim. officials stress safety steps while preserving students’ right to report.

Steve Larese Observer Rio Rancho Emily Wirth Rio Rancho Elementary Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Edd Morrison Wirth DPS Russ Apgar

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