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MCT resumes Muny trips

MCT resumes Muny trips FacebookTwitterEmail Madison County Transit’s Muny Express resumes service on Friday, July 30. PONTOON BEACH Madison County Transit will again pick up passengers at 13 locations for rides to the shows at the Muny in Forest Park. Starting Friday, July 30, the Muny Express will drops passengers off right in front of the Muny who season starts with “Smokey Joe’s Café.” Other upcoming shows include “The Sound of Music,” “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” “On Your Feet” and “Chicago.” The MCT Muny Express costs $5 for a round-trip pass for adults or $3 round trip for seniors 65 and older as well as individuals with disabilities. Children under 5 ride free.

Editorial: County makes right move on new training academy » Albuquerque Journal

It’s a necessary move and a smart way to do it. Bernalillo County has inked its first “build to suit” agreement that will give the county a new, custom-built training facility for sheriff’s deputies, firefighters and EMTs. Developer FireEd LLC will front the building costs for the 40,981-square-foot training academy in the South Valley and the county will lease the building for 30 years, starting at $1.6 million a year. The county opted for the lease arrangement rather than pay for construction by issuing bonds. The county already has issued more than $40 million in bonds to help fund its new administrative headquarters Downtown, and paying up front costs for the academy would have reduced future borrowing capacity. Demand for bonded projects going forward is a certainty as the county is responsible for facilities such as District Court.

BernCo inks deal for first responder academy

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Bernalillo County’s first responders will have a new, custom-built training facility by 2023 under a newly approved $51.8 million deal with a local developer. The County Commission last week approved an agreement with FireEd LLC to build a 40,981-square-foot training academy in the South Valley for the Sheriff’s Office and Fire Department. The county will then rent the building for 30 years at a total cost of $51.8 million. It is the county’s first “build-to-suit” lease deal, an arrangement officials said they chose in part to avoid large upfront costs or potential new debt. The county already issued more than $40 million in bonds to help fund its new administrative headquarters in Downtown. Paying for the training academy via more bonds would have reduced the county’s borrowing capacity and potentially hindered needed projects in the years to come, Deputy County Manager for Finance Shirley Ragin said.

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