Taos County arrests feature assaults on officers and drug indictments
Four Taos County residents face felony charges for alleged assaults on police officers including a knife attack on Deputy Herrera in Taos. Other suspects, tied to Aug and Sept incidents, face battery and aggravated assault counts. Separately, indictments were issued for cocaine, hashish, and LSD offenses with several defendants awaiting arraignment or release on bond.
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Taos County
John Charles Cunico Jr
Cunico
Walter Herrera
Arthur D. Archuleta
Uvaldo Jeannette
Ranchos de Taos
Herrera
Josep Baca
Nicklas Jaramillo
Gilbert Martinez
Martinez Dance Hall
Ponanet
Jaramillo
Arartinez
Baca
Atty
Margaret Lamb
Lamb
Steven Cohn
Joshua Gardner
Douglas Ortega
Martin Trujillo
Ted
Louis G. Diaz
Trash racks ordinance deadline nears citywide
Phil Bateman outlines the upcoming law mandating trash racks and garbage cans for all city residents and businesses. The ordinance requires containment of garbage within racks to improve cleanliness and curb appeal. Compliance is still possible before the effective date with proper implementation.
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Phil Bateman
Taos council debates two assistant directors and trash rack ordinance
The Taos Town Council discussed creating an assistant director for each county but scrapped the idea due to CSA opposition. A full reorganization plan was promised for Sept 15, with a potential special meeting if ready earlier. The town also moves to enforce a debris control ordinance affecting garbage cans, with warnings issued and racks urged for homes and businesses. Local EPA reviews refuse collection for cost and service improvements.
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CSA
Cordova
Local Environmental Improvement Agency
EIA
Bill Sisneros
Sisneros
Gus Cordova
Taos County Jaycees
Sannstevan
Santistevan
Joe Sanchez
Sanchez
Taos
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Taos School Board meets in closed session over policy handbook
Taos Municipal School Board refused to disclose action from an August executive session about Sue Archuleta and set a tentative September 10 closed meeting to review board policy handbooks. The policy handbook covers rules for students and staff. a quorum risk and potential Open Meetings Act violations loom as members Herrera and Martinez were absent.
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Taos Municipal
Sue Martin Archuleta
Eli Herrera
Arthur Martinez
Nick Martinez
Taos
Hawaii
Ortiz
Department of Education
Alex Medina
Robert Salazar
Fred Gongales
Pancracio Romero
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