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Third Property Crime Ad Hits Newspaper; 23 Profiled Suspects Arrested Thus Far

The third installment of the city’s property crime offender advertisement was published in the Albuquerque Journal today.

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Mayor Richard J. Berry and City Councilor Debbie O’Malley Order Demolition of Nuisance Building

Mayor Richard J. Berry’s Administration demolished a property Thursday that has generated hundreds of police calls and considered to be a high level area of property crime.

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Mayor Recognizes Firefighter Who Burned Hand While Searching For Victim

Flames, smoke and a debilitating and painful injury didn’t stop Albuquerque firefighter Justin Mesch from searching an apartment complex for a victim reportedly trapped inside.

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Mayor Berry Signs Deal to Bring New Clean Energy Jobs to Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE—Mayor Richard J. Berry signed off on an incentive package Friday for SUMCO Phoenix Corporation to grow its work force in Albuquerque.

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Mayor Richard J. Berry and First Lady Maria Berry Accept Grant Proposals for Charity Gala

Albuquerque—In preparation for the 2010 Mayor and First Lady’s Charity Gala, Mayor Richard Berry and Albuquerque’s First Lady Maria are accepting grant proposals from 501(c)(3) organizations.

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Mayor Berry Unveils FY10 Budget Savings

Mayor Richard J. Berry presented to City Councilors February 12, 2010 a list of budget actions that will result in a $19 million savings for the current fiscal year.

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APD Cold Case Unit Needs Help In Identifying Suicide Victim

The Albuquerque Police Department Cold Case Unit is seeking the public’s help in identifying the victim of an apparent suicide.

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Mayor, Construction Industry Unveil New Identification System to Prevent Thefts

Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry and members of the Construction Industry Crime Alliance (CICA) unveiled a new identification system Tuesday that will make it difficult for thieves to sell stolen equipment.

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FREE H1N1 CLINICS

The City of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Fire Department are sponsoring three H1N1 Clinics at local Community Centers today

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Six Firefighters Who Rescue Teenager from Serious Crash

Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday the crews of Rescue 21 and Squad 2 who rescued a 15-year-old girl who was trapped in a wrecked car.

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Mayor Recognized Northwest Officers Who Caught One Of Albuquerque’s Top Property Crime Offenders

Officers Monte Curtis, Tommy Benavidez and Tomo Steward are this week’s Friday’s Heroes

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Mayor Berry Pledges to Fight Property Crime

Mayor Richard J. Berry unveiled his plan to attack property crime Jan. 26, 2010, pledging to make Albuquerque a bad place to commit crime.

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Mayor Berry Pledges to Fight Property Crime

Mayor Richard J. Berry unveiled his plan to attack property crime Tuesday and in doing so pledged that he will make Albuquerque a bad place to commit crime.

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Chief Breen Promotes Two Lieutenants

Albuquerque Fire Chief James Breen promoted two life long Albuquerque natives to lieutenant this week.

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Mayor Recognizes Police Dispatcher Who Help Save Suicidal Man

Albuquerque Police Dispatcher Cheryl Kirk is this week’s Friday’s Hero

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City of Albuquerque Faces $54.6 Million Budget Shortfall in Fiscal Year 2011

Based on the current five year forecast, the City of Albuquerque will face a $54.6 million budget shortfall in fiscal year 2011 in addition to the shortfall already identified for fiscal year 2010.

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January - March 2010: Volume 11, Issue 1

Greetings from the Mayor’s Office! It is an honor to serve you as Mayor of the great city of Albuquerque, home to one of the best Open Space systems in the country and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Our family is very active in outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, and we’re so happy that the Open Space Division is here to offer over 29,000 acres of land for our community’s enjoyment.

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