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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2011

Page

4

Taos considers regional dispatch center move amid funding tensions

Taos townsfolk debate moving dispatch services into a regional command center. Current funding comes from Taos and Taos County about 300000 annually, Taos Ski Valley and Questa 11000 each, Taos Pueblo 5400 for backup. If the town leases space at 5000 monthly plus utilities, costs rise though no rent is paid today. Support exists from Questa Angel Fire Taos Ski Valley Pelasco Questa school district, but nonbinding memorandums and waning official backing cloud the decision. County officials note discretion on operations but require a new agreement for changed fees. Cordova argues the move benefits health safety and welfare.

Co-Op Taos Taos County Taos Ski Valley Questa Taos Pueblo Cordova Reyes Angel Fire Ski Valley Pelasco Carson National Forest Kit Carson Taos County Commission Adam Baker USDA JPA Caldwell Taos News

Millicent Rogers Museum Turquoise Ball raises bids at El Monte Sagrado

Randy A Phillips Daniel and Fran Doherty share a laugh with humorist auctioneer Richard Lampert not seen during the Turquoise Ball fundraiser on Saturday July 30 at El Monte Sagrado Resort and Spa. Lampert seeks bids on a painting.

Love Randy A Phillips Daniel Fran Doherty Richard Lampert Millicent Rogers Museum el Monte Sagrado Resort and Spa Lampert

New Mexico Expands Education Rules for Autistic Students

Governor Susana Martinez signed amendments to state law on July 26 to broaden IEP requirements for special needs and autistic children. The changes mandate extended programming and school year, structured daily schedules, in home and community training, improved staff ratios, and stronger educator support while limiting schools ability to refuse admission absent parent medication documentation.

New Mexico Susana Martinez

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