Roswell Revises Alarm Ordinance to Cut False Alarms
Roswell plans stricter alarm rules after 1850 of 2583 dispatches in 2013 14 were false alarms. The overhaul adds two verification calls, raises fines for ninth false alarms to 500 dollars, and imposes 250 dollars on monitoring firms at restricted sites. A permit renewal fee is waived if no alarms in prior year.
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City Eyes ICIP Plans, Water Projects Top List
The Finance Committee urged submitting the Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan for 2016 20 to the New Mexico DFA by Sept 2 to qualify for grants. Water projects rank high for lawmakers and Gov. Susana Martinez, with cemetery street repairs and earlier council meetings also discussed.
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City weighs outsourcing animal control and shelter adoptions
Councilor Savino Sanchez pressed for cost figures on yearly animal control operations and urged homework by the 20th. City Manager Larry Fry promised to pull budget numbers while Deputy Chief Brad McFadin announced a new shelter website and Facebook page to track and disclose animal dispositions.
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WIPP suffers fire and radiation incident near Carlsbad
The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant reported a February 5 truck fire in the north mine causing evacuations. By February 14 a radiation leak occurred in the south mine from a drum shipped from Los Alamos National Laboratory, with trace americium and plutonium detected outside the facility. About 1,200 staff work there with over $200 million yearly budget.
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Liberian doctors to receive experimental Ebola drug
Liberia will soon obtain doses of an experimental Ebola treatment to give to two sick doctors, becoming the first Africans to receive the scarce drug. The U.S. linked Liberian officials to the maker, Mapp Bio, which said it is out of supply in response to an appeal from a West African country. World Health Organization figures show 1,013 deaths and 1,848 possible or confirmed cases across the outbreak.
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