Rio Rancho official pursues higher ed tax to fund safety and roads
Rio Rancho Councilor Chuck Wilkins outlines a plan to boost gross receipts tax revenue to fund police, fire, roads, and public services. He proposes converting the quarter-percent higher education sales tax supporting UNM West to finance public safety and infrastructure while easing development processes and attracting business.
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County Property Tax Rates Rising in Sandoval County
Sandoval County commissioners plan a 6 p.m. Thursday vote in the county administration building on the certificate of tax rates as state oversight sets annual rates. A statewide value drop of over 200 million dollars shifts tax burdens. Rio Rancho residential outside city limits faces a rate of 28.8 mils, up 2.35 percent, adding about 22.03 dollars per 100000 of value. The highest rate reaches 39.9 mils.
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State Department of Finance and Administration
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