Library bond drive aims to fund Rio Rancho libraries
Rio Rancho Library Director William Cicola urges residents of Rio Rancho and Sandoval County to vote yes on a 3.25 million Library Improvements Bond in the November 2 election. If approved, the bond funds will support replacement of aging computers, expand access to eBooks, and sustain operations with a four year impact of about 1.94 million dollars for Rio Rancho libraries.
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Amendments and bond questions on 2010 Sandoval ballot
The 2010 General Election ballot lists county and state measures including a Sandoval County general obligation bond up to 3 250 000 for library books and resources and five constitutional amendments on veterans college scholarships term limits voting eligibility and tax exemptions. Bond questions cover senior citizen facilities library and education capital expenditures and higher education funding with totals ranging from seven million to over one hundred fifty five million dollars. For and Against positions appear for all items with a Spanish version available in Wednesdays Observer and full sample ballots on sos.state.nm.us Sandoval.html.
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