City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
City Makes Eubank Tunnel and I-40 Multi-Use Trail Safer with New Lighting
Eight new lights will improve visibility, increase public safety
Mayor Keller Announces 140 Small Businesses in Albuquerque Will Receive $5,000 in Relief Funding
Helping keep local businesses afloat through the pandemic
City Councilor Lan Sena Provides COVID-19 Resources and Assistance
Video includes translation in Spanish and Vietnamese.
ABQ RIDE Employees Sewing Hundreds of Face Coverings for Drivers
Mayor Keller helped hand out the first batch of face coverings to help limit the spread of the virus
Animal Welfare Asks Public for Help When They Come Across Kittens this Spring
Information and resources for what to do if you find a kitten this spring
DETOUR ALERT: Paseo del Bosque Trail Repaving Near Tingley Beach
Please follow all detour signage during construction.
APD Arrests Metro 15 Offender: Gabriel Reyes
Albuquerque Police Department arrested Gabriel Reyes as he attempted to get a hotel room to hide from police.
Special Procedures for April 13, 2020 City Council Meeting
Information and links for the meeting.
Mayor Keller Announces City Childcare for Essential Workers, Issues Third Public Health Emergency Declaration
Free service to lift burden for first responders, healthcare providers, government workers
Mayor Keller Signs Third Emergency Declaration
APD and Open Space Division Launch Education and Enforcement Campaign
APD Open Space officers and Open Space staff will be at trailheads this weekend
At-Home Antibody Tests Should Not Replace COVID-19 Tests Performed by Medical Providers
At-home tests not approved by FDA yet
COVID-19 & Air Quality Permit Reporting Requirements
The Air Quality Program requests that report submittals be done by either email or USPS
Mayor Tim Keller Rolls Out “WiFi on Wheels” to Provide Free Wireless Internet Access Options to Students, Families
Locations include new mobile hotspots at 21 locations across Albuquerque, extends WiFi outside of City facilities with plans to expand to more locations
Local Hospitals Welcome Food Donations if Done Safely
Hospitals share instructions to safely donate food to front line workers
City Prepares to Re-Develop Rail Yards North Entrance
Continues bolstering ABQ economy with call for partners, developers and businesses to team up for creative, innovative proposals.
Mayor Keller Steps Up Fight Against Copper Theft
Theft of wiring puts street lights out of commission, increasing danger for pedestrians, drivers, and residents
APD Arrests Metro 15 Offender Elijah Perez
The Albuquerque Police Department arrested Elijah Perez, a juvenile, on his warrants for robbery.
City Helps Enforce State’s Public Health Order
Mayor Keller Unveils Coronavirus Data Hub to Keep Public Updated on COVID-19 Info
Find meal sites, testing locations and important data in a visual format
Mayor Keller Steps Up Fight Against Copper Theft
Theft of wiring puts street lights out of commission, increasing danger for pedestrians, drivers, and residents
Mayor Keller Asks Volunteers to Log Hours to Help Bring In Federal Relief Funds
FEMA can reimburse volunteer hours at a rate of $25.43/hr
City of Albuquerque Issues Guidelines for Nursing Homes to Keep Seniors Safe
Assisting senior service facilities to keep seniors and staff safe during the coronavirus outbreak
Improvements to One of Albuquerque’s Favorite Trails Planned for April
Work will repave Paseo Del Bosque trail segments near Tingley Beach, plant new trees
CPOA Board Notice of Possible Quorum 04-07-2020
Face Coverings Encouraged to Help Slow Community Spread of COVID-19
Mayor Tim Keller Announces Plan for City Boards and Commissions to Adapt to Coronavirus While Maintaining Public Engagement, Access to Local Government
New guidelines for virtual meetings to keep progress going, comply with Open Meetings Act guidelines
Mayor Tim Keller Announces Plan for City Boards and Commissions to Adapt to Coronavirus While Maintaining Public Engagement, Access to Local Government
New guidelines for virtual meetings to keep progress going, comply with Open Meetings Act guidelines.
APD Arrests Metro 15 Offender Lester Bottoms After SWAT Stand-Off
APD Auto Theft detectives tracked down a Metro 15 offender who was wanted for armed robbery - Lester Bottoms was arrested.
City Council Introduces $1 Million Community Support and Recovery Fund to Aid COVID-19 Community Response
Council President Pat Davis is sponsoring the legislation, R-20-30.