City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Application #3542, US Air Force – Kirtland Air Force Base (KAFB) SDA GEP PROGRAM- NEW MEXICO
Kirtland Air Force Base (KAFB) requests a new air quality permit in Application #3542
Shemekia Copeland Brings Fearlessness to Blues Night on Civic Plaza
Free event features local and national talent
Job Training ABQ Adds 1,500+ Jobs, Quantum Training
City’s workforce initiative continues to expand, fueling job creation, wage growth, and preparing residents for the future of technology
Notice of Possible Quorum 08-27-2025 through 08-29-2025
CIVILIAN POLICE OVERSIGHT ADVISORY BOARD NOTICE OF POSSIBLE QUORUM
“All I Needed Was a Chance.” Gateway West Offers Pathways to Stability
Former Gateway West Resident shares experience, encourages others to seek services
City Strengthens HEART Ordinance to Protect Animals From Unlawful Sales
The amendment helps meet modern enforcement needs
Slow Down Albuquerque: More Speed Cameras Coming
The City of Albuquerque will soon expand its Automated Speed Enforcement camera program with 8 additional cameras. The City has a new ASE vendor, Elovate, that has fully swapped out 20 older ASE cameras with 20 new, multiple lens, cameras. The ASE program hopes to have 8 more cameras installed across the city by the end of 2025.
Albuquerque City Council Rescinds Fiber Internet Installation Moratorium
Working group will continue reevaluation of permit criteria and plans for improving outcomes for residents
Albuquerque City Council Unanimously Approves Ordinance to Streamline Affordable and Transitional Housing Development
Ordinance builds on recent reforms, removes administrative barriers, and accelerates the delivery of housing in Albuquerque.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Introduces Emergency Resolution to Restore Albuquerque’s Deteriorating Neighborhood Parks
Emergency Parks Grass and Turf Replacement resolution to address the growing decline of neighborhood parks across the City since Mayor Tim Keller reduced the parks budget by $1 million for 2025-2026.
Route 66 Remixed Puts Creativity in the Driver’s Seat
Celebrating 100 Years of the Mother Road with murals, sculptures, and augmented reality
Route 790 Returns to the Road for Back-to-School
ABQ RIDE service from Westside to University area resumes August 18.
Families Make a Splash at Wilson Park for Summer of Nonviolence Pool Party
Over 500 enjoy fun-filled day promoting peace, belonging, and summer joy
Three Times the Charm: ABQ BioPark Welcomes Trio of Fuzzy Flamingo Chicks
New chicks mark record number of flamingo hatchlings at the BioPark Zoo!
Multiple Volunteers Honored for Bettering City
Award ceremony recognizes personal capacity for good.
Turn Your Blank Wall into a Neighborhood Landmark
$750 grants available to bring new murals to your property
Echoes of Albuquerque: A Collective Dialogue Opening at Gallery One
New art exhibition delves into community and collective growth.
Long-Range Transit Security Plan Hits Full Speed After Years in the Making
Albuquerque’s “big picture” transit strategy moves toward long-lasting public safety solutions.
Opt-In Zoning Conversion Critical for More Housing
Key pillar of City’s Housing Now plan, Opt-in zoning, headed to council vote.
City Launches First-Ever Employee Pet Care Membership
On September 1, Albuquerque launches the U.S.’s first city-run “Employee Pet Care Membership,” offering staff affordable preventive pet care while funding community HEART ordinance initiatives.
Tiguex Park Transformed Into Unique Outdoor Classroom
Explora and PRD team up on new installations to promote STEAM concepts and connect with nearby museums.
Gear Up for Back to School: Stuff the Bus!
Drive student success by donating needed school supplies.
Community’s Support for 2025 Red & Green VegFest Albuquerque Celebrates 10 Years of Sustainable Living
Event featured inspiration from noted chefs and dietitians under the theme “One World, Countless Lives.”
Keeping Cool at ABQ BioPark
Learn how our dedicated animal care team helps BioPark animals stay cool and comfortable during the summer!
New Hotel and Food Hall Break Ground on Central Avenue
A skybridge-connected Marriott Residence Inn and local vendor food hall set to serve hospital staff, visitors, and energize the neighborhood
City Adopts New Tax Codes in Downtown and West Central Communities
New Location Codes Support Strategic Reinvestment in Infrastructure, Small Businesses, and Community Improvements