District 3 Councilor· 2018-03 to 2030-05 (month-level start: March 2018 per rrnm.gov District 3 page, elected March 2018; month-level end: May 2030; next election March 2030)
Bob Tyler
Rio Rancho
About
Bob Tyler's campaign platform centers heavily on managing local growth and improving infrastructure within Rio Rancho as he campaigns for his third term on the city council.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureCouncilor Tyler prioritized infrastructure improvements and managing city growth as his top campaign focus for his third term.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 18
- Total speaking time
- 1:33:03
- Avg per meeting
- 5:10
- Segments
- 1508
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Top issues during term (16)(Public Safety)
Flock License Plate Camera Surveillance Concerns
Speakers cited $164,000 spent on Flock cameras and a $456,000 Fusus contract.
Flock license plate reader surveillance program
Animal Resource Center Expansion
Sandoval Regional Medical Center Mill Levy Renewal
Mill levy continuation on the November 3 ballot; amount not stated at the meeting.
Police and Fire Station Roof Replacements
$559,000 total in previously allocated facility improvement funds.
Automated license plate readers
No direct new cost discussed; the program was launched with grant funding.
Police technology contract consolidation (Axon)
$4.4 million over 90 months, but $1.66 million cheaper than keeping the contracts separate.
Weed maintenance, vehicle parking and dust control enforcement
Civil monetary penalty system for ordinance violations
Not quantified, but staff flagged it as a heavy lift with costs tied to code rewrite and court operations.
Planning and Zoning Board Conduct
Illegal fireworks enforcement gap
Pedestrian Walkway Safety Near Chayote Road
Estimated around $20,000 for vehicle barriers.
Public Safety Pay and Recruitment
About $1.4 million added to the General Fund for police personnel in FY 2027.
Fire Protection Fund budget adjustment
No new money — it's a reshuffle of $76,236 already in the Fire Protection Fund, with no hit to the General Fund.
Public Safety Complex Contract
new fire station planning
The city would likely face upfront construction costs and ongoing staffing and operating expenses, which could affect the municipal budget and taxpayers.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Tyler was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.