Gregg Hull Thanks You
Gregg Hull Appreciates Your Participation In Your County Pre-Primary Convention
In the 12 years Gregg Hull has been Mayor Rio Rancho has rebuilt or refurbished more than 46 major roads including the water, wastewater and other infrastructure underneath them. In this time the current City Governing Body has repaired or refurbished almost 50% of neighborhood streets and have budgeted funds to continue the process. https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/rio-rancho-continues-to-work-on-road-improvement/
In addition, during this time the City has made significant investments in Public Safety equipment and grown personnel by more than 20% which has made Rio Rancho the safest city in the state. Rio Rancho’s Fire/Emergency Management ranks in the top 4% nationally. The economy has grown significantly, adding thousands of new jobs and hundreds of new commercial and retail businesses. https;//www.facebook.com/reel/2355309141554003
Parks and other amenities such as community centers have been expanded and enhanced. Rio Rancho has received multiple recognitions for Best Places to Live, safest in New Mexico and most affordable places to live. https://livability.com/nm/rio-rancho/
Over the past 10 years, Rio Rancho local government exercised fiscal discipline regarding tax and spending, and implemented mechanisms, such as a new Permanent Fund, to broaden and diversify revenue sources to fund public services without a corresponding tax or fee increase. This smart fiscal management allowed cash funding many projects as opposed to financing and maintaining strong reserves, the city's bond rating is the highest it has ever been. Saving taxpayers millions of dollars.
When Mayor Hull took office the water utility was in very bad financial condition, and in extremely bad condition system wide. Through smart management of resources, the utility is operationally stronger than it has ever been since the city took ownership. The utility is also in the best financial condition it has been in with strong reserves and upgraded bond ratings.
Rio Rancho’s Drinking Water comes entirely from the Santa Fe Group Aquifer. Rio Rancho Pure Aquifer Reinjection preserves water in the Aquifer. Rio Rancho became the first City permitted in the State of New Mexico to replenish groundwater by putting clean, recycled water back into the aquifer through an injection system. By doing so, the City is extending the life of the aquifer and providing storage of water that can be used by future generations. To date, more than 300 million gallons have been injected. Rio Rancho’s Water system is monitored and audited by the New Mexico State Engineer Office and the New Mexico Environment Department. See the report below.
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All this matters because it sets Rio Rancho and future generations up for a legacy of success for our children. We would appreciate your vote for Gregg Hull for Governor.