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Mayor Richard J. Berry to Overhaul Red Light Camera Program
Red light cameras will no longer cite for speed; Six cameras will be removed; Traffic engineering improvements to be made
Two Albuquerque Firefighters Risked Their Own Safety to Assist a Young Man
Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday two Albuquerque firefighters who risked their own safety to save a young man from a dangerous confrontation. Captain Richard Collado and Firefighter Gabe Criswell of Squad 2 were named this week’s Friday’s Heroes. Each week Mayor Richard J. Berry recognizes at least one public safety employee who goes above the call of duty.
Mayor proposes resolution celebrating KAFB and Sandia National Labs
Mayor Berry praises and celebrates Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia National Laboratories through a resolution sponsored by Councilor Brad Winter.
October - December 2010: Volume 11, Issue 4
The City of Albuquerque’s Open Space Division is proud to announce the opening of its newest bike trail! Take a ride or a stroll on a new addition to the West Mesa trails network. The Paseo de la Mesa Trail runs from 81st Street (near to the Volcano Cliffs water tanks) up and west almost to Paseo de Volcan.
Firefighter Saves a Man’s Life following a Motorcycle Crash
Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday an off-duty Albuquerque firefighter who saved a man’s life moments after he crashed his motorcycle. Lt. Toby Baca of Rescue 14 was named this week’s Friday’s Hero. Each week Mayor Richard J. Berry recognizes at least one public safety employee who goes above the call of duty.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes Off-Duty Albuquerque Firefighter Who Saved a Man’s Life following a Motorcycle Crash
Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday an off-duty Albuquerque firefighter who saved a man’s life moments after he crashed his motorcycle.
Fire Chief Shapes His Command Staff
Albuquerque Fire Chief James Breen established his command staff Thursday by promoting 18 firefighters including two deputy chiefs. The promotions of David Downey and Tige Watson are Breen’s first deputy chief appointments in his administration. Two commanders, a captain, four lieutenants and seven drivers were also promoted Thursday in a ceremony at the Albuquerque Fire Academy.
Albuquerque Firefighters to Visit 5,000 School Children
Members of the Albuquerque Fire Marshal’s Office will begin visiting several local schools next week to teach students the importance of having smoke alarms.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes Albuquerque Police Officer Who Located Missing Girl and Apprehended Her Abductor
On Friday, Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized an Albuquerque Police Officer who located a missing girl and apprehended her abductor.
Public Safety Director Recognizes Off-Duty Police Officer Who Apprehended Wanted Gang Member
Albuquerque Public Safety Director Darren White recognized on Friday an off-duty Albuquerque police officer who captured a wanted and well known gang member.
Lucky Paws to Remain Open in Coronado Mall
The Berry Administration has reached a deal with Coronado Mall management allowing Lucky Paws to remain open for the next year.
Off-Duty Firefighter Saves Girl From Drowning
On Friday, Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized an off-duty firefighter who saved a young woman from drowning. Lt. Paul Chavez was named this week’s Friday’s Hero. Each week Mayor Berry recognizes at least one public safety employee who goes above the call of duty.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes Off-Duty Firefighter Who Saved A Young Girl From Drowning
On Friday, Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized an off-duty firefighter who saved a young woman from drowning.
Sept. 11th Key Note Address
On Sept. 10, 2010, City department employees and residents of Albuquerque gathered on Civic Plaza for our annual memorial and tribute. Chief Breen was selected as the key note speaker because of his heroic response to the Pentagon as a NM Task Force Rescue Squad Manager on Sept. 11th, 2001.
AFD Fleet Maintenance Workers Named City Employees of the Week
Jackson Hanawalt and Armando Gurule, both city employees with the Albuquerque Fire Department Fleet Maintenance Program, consistently go above and beyond the call of duty. They are being recognized for their efforts relating to a recent warehouse fire. On Wednesday, June 23, 2010, around 7:30 in the evening, a call came in regarding the fire that broke out at the warehouse.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes Sheriff’s Deputy Who Was Shot In the Line of Duty While Apprehending an Alleged Drug Dealer
Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday a Bernalillo County Sheriff Deputy who was shot while apprehending a well-known drug dealer.
City Pushes for Transparency, Open Government
"ABQ View puts our city government at the forefront of what open government should look like for cities around the country," Mayor Berry said.
Station Three Firefighters Save Newborn
Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry on Friday recognized firefighters from Station No. 3 who saved a save a baby’s life moments after the child was born.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes Firefighters Who Saved a Newborn Baby’s Life
Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry on Friday recognized firefighters from Station No. 3 who saved a save a baby’s life moments after the child was born.
Tour of Duty Runs Through Albuquerque
The Tour of Duty is a relay run across America to pay tribute to victims of 09/11, including the 411 emergency service personnel that lost their lives.
