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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2015

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Rio Rancho Utilities to weigh 25 million bond plan at 6 pm meeting

The Rio Rancho Utilities Commission will consider recommending issuance of 25 million in utility revenue bonds to fund a new Wastewater Treatment Plant on Sara Road. The six member City Council must approve by five votes. The ill aged plant from the 1970s is slated for replacement to support growth and water reuse.

Rio Rancho Chuck Wilkins Mark Scott

Rio Rancho Fire Department Upgraded ISO Rating

Rio Rancho is upgrading its ISO fire protection rating from 3 to 2 effective December 1, placing the department among the top 2 percent nationally. Fire Chief Michael Meek noted data on fire service, water access, and dispatch influenced the decision, with New Mexico limited to a few 2s and only Las Cruces and Albuquerque at 1.

Rio Rancho Michael Meek Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department Meek New Mexico Las Cruces Albuquerque Paul Bearce John Standefer Socorro

Service Appreciation Day at Cleveland High School

Deputy speaks at the Service Appreciation Day as Stacy Salinas notes the 9/11 date carries meaning for students who were infants in 2001. A video set to Darryl Worley Have You Forgotten? underscored the horrors parents recall while youth learn the history.

Cleveland Stacy Salinas Storm Center Darryl Worley CNN Salinas Rio Rancho High School Prac

Bernalillo DA Accused Of Throwing Binder At Employee

Bernalillo District Attorney Lemuel Martinez is accused by his administrative assistant Stacie Cervantes of throwing a binder containing her job description at her during a heated Aug. 12 confrontation. The incident prompted police to forward the case to the state attorney general for review.

Bernalillo 13Th Judicial District Bernalillo Police Department Lemuel Martinez New Mexico Stacie Cervantes Martinez Cervantes

Local artist visits Hubbell Trading Post for AIR program

Special to the Observer details a two week artist residency at Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site in Canada Arizona on the Navajo Nation. The National Park Service runs over 50 Artist-In-Residence programs inviting artists to create works in culturally rich settings. The article notes programs are open to visual artists and others.

Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Canada Ariz Navajo Nation National Parks Service

City GRT income up in August

The City of Rio Rancho reports gross receipts tax income to the general fund for August at about 2.8 million dollars, 381000 dollars or 15.6 percent above prior year and above budget estimates. The increase signals stronger revenue than last August and prompts review of GRT performance.

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