City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
Mayor Keller Announces Major Upgrades for Wilson, Barelas Parks
City bringing overdue upgrades to revitalize parks in underserved neighborhoods.
City Partners with National Indian Youth Council to Increase Native American City Employment and Career Pathways
One Albuquerque Night at Isotopes Park Focuses on Sustainability
08-28-2019 - 19-105 - Vendor Audit - Trane, Inc. (City Report) - Citywide
Verifying contractual compliance and invoice correctness are key activities for ensuring the accuracy of vendor billings. Opportunities for improvements exist among the various City departments that purchase services from Trane, Inc.
08-29-2019 - 19-105 - Vendor Audit - Trane, Inc. (Vendor Report) - Citywide
Contractual compliance and invoice accuracy are key requirements of City vendors. Opportunities exist for Trane, Inc. (Trane) to improve in these areas. The review of Trane’s invoices identified various contractual and billing issues. By addressing the items contained in this report, Trane will help improve and strengthen its relationship with the City departments and contractual compliance.
Animal Welfare Department Achieves Highest Save Rate in a Fiscal Year
Shelters connected more pets with forever homes, reduced euthanasia by over 10%.
City Councilors Call for Study of Implementing County Leave Ordinance in the City
Councilors Isaac Benton and Pat Davis have asked staff to provide analysis.
Notice of public hearing and notice of 15-day comment period for the 2018 consolidated annual performance evaluation report (caper).
FREE Microchipping Schedule
To residents of Albuquerque – No appointment needed
In Observance of Labor Day
Holiday Schedule
Mayor Tim Keller Signs Updated Complete Streets Ordinance
First Vision Zero policy change creates safer, more inclusive streets.
Mayor Keller Launches Consumer Financial Protection Initiative
$125,000 Cities for Financial Empowerment grant enables City to fill the gaps in consumer protection
Notice: Outdoor Dining on Public Sidewalks
The City of Albuquerque will delay enforcement of a specific section of the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO) as it relates to outdoor dining on public sidewalks.
Mayor Keller, APD Preview “Project Guardian”, a Proactive Approach to Mass Shootings
Efforts include working with targeted communities, prediction and prevention, enforcing prohibition on firearms and other deadly weapons at community centers that serve 200,000 kids a year.
Splashing into Fall: Several City Pools to Remain Open through September
Extended hours will offer Albuquerque families safe and affordable opportunities to swim
Albuquerque Draws Jabil’s National Center of Excellence for 3D Printing
Florida-Based Manufacturer Plans to Invest Nearly $42 Million, Create Approximately 120 New Jobs.
Albuquerque Draws Jabil’s National Center of Excellence for 3D Printing
Florida-Based Manufacturer Plans to Invest Nearly $42 Million, Create Approximately 120 New Jobs.
City of Albuquerque Continues to Support Revitalization of Historic Downtown Hotel
ARRIVE Albuquerque will create 75 local jobs, boost Convention Center use.
City of Albuquerque Continues to Support Revitalization of Historic Downtown Hotel
Arrive Albuquerque will create 75 local jobs, boost Convention Center use
Residents’ Donations to One ABQ Housing Fund House First Homeless Individuals
Small donations to fund advertised on orange DonateABQ signs in community help two individuals move into housing and access services—first of many to come.
New Pickup Location in the Southeast Gives People Experiencing Homelessness Better Access to Westside Emergency Housing Center
First stop in International District for the City’s homeless shelter shuttle
New Pickup Location in the Southeast Gives People Experiencing Homelessness Better Access to Westside Emergency Housing Center
First stop in International District for the City’s homeless shelter shuttle
Mayor Tim Keller Honors ABQ Residents with One Albuquerque Award
Jeremiah Ortiz, Bobby Sisneros, Mason Fierro and Chris Calderon were recognized.
Credit Union Association of New Mexico Received Proclamation from City Council
The proclamation was presented by City Council Vice President Cynthia Borrego at the the August 5, 2019 City Council Meeting. Below is a letter from Mr. Paul Stull from the Credit Union Association of New Mexico.
City Councilor Cynthia Borrego Hits the Streets of District 5 for National Night Out
The annual event helps strengthen neighborhoods and improve police-community partnerships to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.
City Bringing First Electric Buses to Albuquerque
Big step towards Mayor Keller’s sustainability goals with $2.7 million federal grant.
Parks & Recreation Partnership Extends Middle School Water Polo into Fall
City partners with Albuquerque Middle School Water Polo League to provide facilities for practice, matches
City Bringing First Electric Buses to Albuquerque
Big Step towards Mayor Keller’s Sustainability Goals with $2.7 million federal grant
City Councilor Cynthia Borrego Celebrates Officer Appreciation at NW Area Command
Councilor Borrego joined Commander Donovan Olvera in showing appreciation for the officers.
Albuquerque Isotopes and City Council President Klarissa Peña Announce Lowrider Culture to be Celebrated at Sunday’s Mariachis Game
Councilor Peña also announces APD Youth Lowrider Build and Special Interest Vehicle Program.