Taos County Commission Seizes Keys Investigates Theft
New Taos County Commission orders immediate return of all county vehicles and gas cards except emergency and sheriff departments. They raise concerns over missing equipment including a cement mixer a compressor and a power saw. Locks are being changed and new keys issued to a select few as inventory becomes a top priority.
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Emergency Services
Sheriff's Departments
Romero
Sion
Julio Valerio
Taos
Ortega
Valerio
Commission
Santistevan
General Services Department
Workshops planned for Taos airport expansion study
The first of two workshops and a public hearing will update the public on progress by Greiner Inc. of Tampa hired by the FAA for 596,601 dollars to prepare the environmental impact statement for an 11 million dollar airport expansion. The contract runs Aug. 1, 1992 to July 31, 1994 with subcontractors Hicks and Company and Community Awareness Services.
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Taos
Joy Porter
Federal Aviation Administration
Southwest Region
Greiner, Inc
Tampa
Fla
Greiner
Hicks and Company
Austin
Texas
Houston
Porter
State funds won’t undo Questa budget cuts
Despite a $30,000 emergency state payment to Questa, the village council on January 4 refused to reverse Dec. 22 budget cuts. The measures included stripping street lighting, laying off the administrator, shifting CD funds to general operating costs, a four day work week, and halting school zone lights. A $12,850 budget surplus was noted, yet no reversal occurred.
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Questa
State Department of Taxation and Revenue
Questa Elementary
Valerie Trujillo
Coun
Taos Elementary Adopts Site Based Management Team
Taos Elementary School shifts decision making from the principal to a school based management team. The team includes staff from each grade level and invites parental input on policies. The approach mirrors corporate governance and stems from a Rockefeller Foundation grant program for at risk students.
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Taos Elementary
Albert Ortega
Ada Randall
Randall
Ortega
Rockefeller Foundation
New Mexico Academy For
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Public hearing on rock crusher permit draws wary residents
About 40 residents attended the Monday night hearing in Los Cordovas as opponents urged denial of a Southwest Custom Crusher permit. State official Bruce Nicholson said the agency must issue the permit if air quality tests are passed, citing models showing safe dust levels. Residents pressed concerns on noise dust and long-term site use, while company reps claimed a 20 to 120 day maximum operation window depending on weather, with local access promised to be limited and temporary.
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Los Cordovas
Bruce Nicholson
Environmental Department
Nicholson
Nicholeon
Gepa
Srr
Avis
Page Rodriguez
Taos County
Crusher
Rodriguez
Richard Cook
Bapasicla
Southwest Custom Crushing
Ralph Martinez
Silva Gravel
Cook
Gan. 5
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New Commission
Taos County Commission
Sofia Ortega
Celestino Romero
Orlando Santistevan
Piease
Charles Rowan
Paul Larkin
Page Rodriguez Ceke
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