RREDC | Connecting Business to the Future

UNM Hospital On Track What's Happening? New Development

Will Open in 2012

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Regional Administrator for Region 6 Don Babers visited the construction site of the new UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center (SRMC) in Rio Rancho, N.M., on August 22. HUD issued a $143.4 million Section 242 mortgage insurance commitment to finance the construction of the hospital. UNM SRMC will be a teaching hospital.
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City Continues Growth

The Volcan Business Park offers 124-acres of shovel ready dirt for a light industrial project. Paseo del Volcan (a future six-lane, limited access highway) now connects downtown Rio Rancho to U.S. 550. Presbyterian's hospital will be finished in late 2011. UNM's new teaching hospital, named the Sandoval Regional Medical Center, broke ground in October 2010 and is vertical as of Q1 2011. Both UNM and CNM are operational and enrolling students. Join Intel and Hewlett-Packard in Rio Rancho.

About

The Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation (RREDC) is a private, not-for-profit economic development corporation established to strengthen and diversify the economic base of Rio Rancho and Sandoval County, New Mexico.

The RREDC provides a broad range of free and confidential services to business and industry considering new locations for expansion, relocation, or consolidation. Corporation services include identifying available sites and facilities, accessing applicable local and statewide business support and incentive programs, and evaluating critical site location factors. The RREDC also assists existing Rio Rancho companies through its Retention and Expansion program.

The RREDC was formed in 1992 and is directed by a 40-member volunteer Board of Directors. The members of the Board come from a wide variety of professions and organizations. The RREDC is funded by the City of Rio Rancho, Sandoval County, and the private sector business community.