Posted inAlbuquerque, News, Rio Rancho

New Mexico Environment Department temporarily relocates Albuquerque services to Rio Rancho

The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) has announced the temporary relocation of all public-facing and in-person services from its Albuquerque field office to its Rio Rancho location. Effective immediately, all services previously provided at the Downtown Albuquerque office will now be available at the NMED Rio Rancho field office, located at 4359 Jager Dr. NE, […]

Education, youth, healthcare and community needs: Sen. Nava highlights core priorities at Bernalillo town hall

State Sen. Cindy Nava emphasized the importance of youth voices and public investment during a community-focused town hall at Bernalillo High School on May 28. The event marked Nava’s first major public forum in District 9 since taking office earlier this year.  Nava, the first DACA recipient to receive a presidential appointment and the first […]

Posted inCorrales, Local Gov.

Corrales OKs $10.6m budget, backs farmland preservation and siphon deal

The Corrales Village Council unanimously approved its $10.6 million preliminary budget. It advanced five farmland preservation projects during its May 27 meeting. The budget points to a solid financial outlook but includes rising costs tied to salaries, benefits and contracts. Councilors also voted to send five rural properties to the appraisal phase for possible conservation […]

Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho honors fallen officers at emotional ceremony

In valor, there is hope. And in Rio Rancho, a large crowd gathered in May to honor the courageous police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. Rio Rancho hosted its annual Fallen Officer Memorial at Veterans Monument Park in front of a somber, emotional crowd filled with uniformed officers from various departments, including Rio Rancho […]