Dulce
Dulce, NM · Municipal
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The city’s right to water
RIO RANCHO – In the American Southwest, water rights are as valuable as gold in areas where the resource is scarce. That’s understandable in a desert environment. Maria O’Brien, the City of Rio Rancho’s attorney for water law, discussed the process of acquiring water rights and what is expected of the city once they have them.
hoodline.com
Rio Rancho Mayor Wymer Pledges Road Fixes, New Fire Station in First Address
Mayor Paul Wymer used his first State of the City address to tell Rio Rancho residents what they already suspected: the roads are bad, and fixing them is the city's top priority. Speaking to the Rio Rancho Governing Body on Thursday, Wymer laid out a mix of road reconstruction projects, public safety investments and growth figures meant to show the fast-expanding city is keeping pace with its own sprawl.
sandovalsignpost.com
Food for thought: RRPS serves up first Horizon 2040 community meeting Thursday
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Rio Rancho Public Schools wants your two cents on its next five years, and it’s taking the conversation to the cafeteria. The district hosts its first Horizon 2040 community meeting Thursday, Oct. 29, from 6-7 p.m. in the Mountain View Middle School cafeteria. Parents, students, staff and community members can share what’s working in RRPS schools and what needs improvement, according to a district announcement.
KRQE News 13
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Construction time again: Bernalillo council OKs rezoning, annexation for SandCo project
It takes a village to expand a government complex. Actually, it takes a town, a county and a city to get that done — and voters to make the effort pay off. At its Oct. 26 meeting, the Bernalillo Town Council signed off on permissions necessary for a major expansion of the Sandoval County administration campus, approving the annexation and rezoning of roughly 38 acres near State Route 528 and Idalia Road.
KRQE News 13
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The Luxe is in: City Council approves Lomas Encantadas apartments 5-1, with the neighborhood’s own councilor voting no
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — The Luxe has its zoning. The Rio Rancho City Council voted 5-1 Thursday to rezone a Lomas Encantadas corner and a slice of neighborhood park for 55 apartments and two small shops. Fourteen residents had lined up to ask councilors to kill it.
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Feds finish reining in a wandering Rio Grande near Corrales
By Kevin Hendricks — Corrales farmers and homeowners who depend on Rio Grande levees for flood protection and irrigation can rest a little easier. Federal crews just finished convincing a restless stretch of river to stay in its lane. The Bureau of Reclamation completed its Corrales River Mile 199...
KRQE News 13
KRQE News 13
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Road work ahead: Mayor Wymer’s first State of the City puts paving, public safety in the fast lane
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Rio Rancho drivers dodging ruts, detours and orange cones got a progress report Oct. 22, and a light at the end of the work zone. Mayor Paul Wymer delivered his first State of the City address to the Governing Body, putting roads, public safety and growth front and center.