Capital Improvements Plan Citizen’s Advisory Committee (CIPCAC) meetings take place quarterly. The previously scheduled April 23, 2018 meeting has been canceled and a special meeting will occur on April 16, 2018.

Regular meetings take place on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at Rio Rancho City Hall. Meetings are streamed on the City's website and broadcast on Rio Vision, the City's government cable channel (channel 56) available to Rio Rancho Cable One subscribers.

Experience the joy of the spoken word with our guest poet from Albuquerque. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Library.

The Board has regular meetings on a quarterly basis. Due to another meeting taking place at City Hall, there will be no live or archived video for this meeting.

Celebrate National Park Week with a movie set on the Appalachian Trail. Robert Redford and Nick Nolte star in this 2015 film (rated R). Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Library.

Regular Governing Body meetings take place on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. Meetings are streamed on the City's website and broadcasted on the city's government cable channel 56, RioVision (available to Rio Rancho Cable One subscribers).

The recommended FY19 budget and capital program will be reviewed by the Governing Body (Mayor and City Council). The budget hearing is open to the public, can be viewed on the City’s website, and will be broadcast on the City’s Rio Vision government cable channel 56, which is available to Rio Rancho Cable One subscribers. View budget documents at https://rrnm.gov/4174/Recommended-FY-19-Budget

Self-Defense for Women is taking steps to protect yourself from violent crime. We will address some of the keys to self-protection. Additional topics we will cover are; being safe at home, practicing street smarts, safety on trips, using caution on dates and in relationships, what to do if a sexual assault has occurred, ideas on protecting yourself from violent crime, and responding to a physical attack. The presentation will be provided by Police Officers from the Rio Rancho Police Department, Training Section.

Join us in reading a book in Spanish, improving conversation skills, and meeting interesting friends who wouldn’t have the opportunity to cross paths without “El Club del Libro.” Margarita Guarin-Fuentes, Director of the Spanish ABQ Language Institute, will make you feel relaxed and comfortable with the language. This month we will discuss "David y Goliat" by Malcolm Gladwell. No registration required. Walk-ins welcome!

Join local author and expert Gail Rubin for the most fun discussion on end of life planning you could have. Learn how to downsize, creatively remove goods from your home and workplace, organize your funeral and create your legacy. Most importantly, find out how to make sure your wishes are fulfilled at this engaging talk.

Celebrate Earth Day at Cabezon Park from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the City's Park in the Park event on Saturday, April 28. At the event, learn about community recycling programs, talk with the Office of Water Conservation about water conserving techniques, learn how landfills work, and register for the upcoming Great American Cleanup Event.

The City of Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation, and Community Services is proud to present our annual Park in the Park Car Show. Take a stroll of over 300 cars; a beautiful collection of all makes and models 1983 and older. The whole family will enjoy the arts and craft vendors, food, and fun jumps! For questions regarding vehicle or vendor event registration please call the Cabezon Community Center at (505) 892-4499 or (505) 891-5015. To register a car in the show please visit the Active Net online registration site at: www.rrnm.gov/onlineregistration

The Drug Enforcement Agency is coordinating another opportunity for the public to surrender pharmaceutical controlled substances and other medications to law enforcement officers for destruction. Collection boxes and the retrieval of surrendered pharmaceuticals will be provided by DEA. Destruction of the materials will be accomplished in accordance with all applicable federal and state laws and regulations. DEA National Take-Back Initiative The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.

Self-Defense for Women is taking steps to protect yourself from violent crime. We will address some of the keys to self-protection. Additional topics we will cover are: being safe at home, practicing street smarts, safety on trips, using caution on dates and in relationships, what to do if a sexual assault has occurred, ideas on protecting yourself from violent crime, and responding to a physical attack. The presentation will be provided by Police Officers from the Rio Rancho Police Department, Training Section.