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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2017
Page
1
City Manager Joe Neeb outlined a draft salary plan aimed at certainties for employees and budget planners. The Finance Committee approved continued conceptual planning to keep salaries competitive and improve retention for Roswell’s about 660 employees averaging 8.11 years tenure.
City Manager Joe Neeb explains a grade and step salary plan for about 600 Roswell employees. The aim is budget stability and better recruitment and retention, discussed at an August public forum.
Alamogordo residents embrace a rock painting and hiding trend started by Patricia Glore. The Alamo Rocks page directs finders to the group and its instructions, drawing over 2,300 members as rocks are hidden across the community.
Artesia City Council discussed the town water contamination issue sparked by E coli alerts. Councilor Raul Rodriguez said three wells would be chlorinated as a short term measure while long term solutions are explored. A town hall last month updated residents amid mixed views on chlorination.
A New Mexico Public Regulation Commission panel advanced discussions on a proposed clean energy standard to cut CO2 from in state power plants by 4 percent annually through 2040. The vote 3 to 2 approves workshops in Santa Fe next week despite concerns over regional economic impacts raised by two commissioners.
Tonight the Roswell City Council will discuss a proposed third site for a homeless camp at East Alameda Street and South Grand Avenue along with an initiative allowing city employees to carry firearms in the workplace. The meeting at 6 p.m. at the Roswell Museum and Art Center follows Planning and Zoning denial of variances for two prior sites and outlines fencing needs near 300 E Alameda Street in a business and industrial district.
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