Board Tables Policy Decision

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E-911 Dispatch Center Board members review documents during a special meeting Monday morning. Proposed rules would ban law enforcement and Board members from being in the Dispatch Center. At the meeting are Española Police Chief Richard Gallegos (left), State Police Capt. Mitchell Maestas, Councilor Peggy Martinez, Director Marti Griego, Chama Mayor Ron Russom, Sheriff James Lujan and Commissioner Alex Naranjo.

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By Wheeler Cowperthwaite
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    A former dispatcher may sue the Española/Rio Arriba E-911 Center, following his March 17 resignation and alleged and perceived threats from Rio Arriba County Sheriff James Lujan.     Former dispatch supervisor Alejandro De La Rosa resigned a day after…

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