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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 2012

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3

City needs to work as one team in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Mayor Tom Swisstack delivered a 45 minute State of the City address to the Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce outlining 2012 gains such as 306 single family permits in eight months, new Rust Medical Center, UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center, parks, a new fire station, water upgrades, and environmental initiatives while urging unity to improve the city further and noting plans on water rates, police and fire needs, and an ordinance against texting while driving.

Tom Swisstack Rio Rancho Swisstack Money Magazine U.S City of Vision New Rust Medical Center UNM Sandoval Mike Meek Mo-Rancho Mayorswisstack RioVision Rio Rancho CableOne

Rio Rancho Council approves sign rule changes with lunch break

The Rio Rancho Governing Body voted to amend the sign ordinance to allow a lunch break for mobile sign drivers. The package, backed by Councilors Crum Scott Clayton Wilkins, ends strict parking limits, standardizes sign counts, and removes city exemption rules, amid concerns from Mayor Swisstack and opponents.

Rio Rancho City Hall Rio Rancho Signs Alan Varner Varner Warner Mike Williams Williams Mark Scott Scott Tamara Gutierrez Wilkins Crum Clayton Gutierrez

Debate over full time mayor duties roils Rio Rancho council

Rio Rancho residents and councilors clash over how to define a mayor full time status and outside work. Several speakers push for a 40 hour week and applying city policy, while others say voters should decide, with Crum noting voters want a full time mayor and Gutierrez urging flexible public service duties.

Rio Rancho Cheryl Everett Everett Cheryl Ganch Scott Crum Swisstack Gutierrez

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