Resources
Resources for Albuquerque neighborhoods, permit applicants, and developers.
Neighborhood Resources
Primary Resources and Maps
- Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance - City of Albuquerque Legistar link with full text
- Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance
- Learn Which Neighborhood Association Governs Your Property
- Map of Recognized Neighborhood Associations - updated June 2024
- Map of District Coalitions and Recognized Neighborhood Associations - updated June 2024
- Map of City Council Districts and Recognized Neighborhood Associations - updated June 2024
- Map of APD Area Commands and Recognized Neighborhood Associations - updated June 2024
- Map of Recognized Neighborhood Associations Post-Redistricting 2022
- Download Neighborhood Association Maps in PDF Format
- View the City Council District Map
Annual Report Forms, Compliance Forms and Membership Forms
(download & save to computer, then complete & submit)
- Annual Report Form for Neighborhood Associations or Neighborhood Coalitions - required submittal 60 days after annual meeting
- Membership Form for Neighborhood Associations or Neighborhood Coalitions - not required but recommended
- Compliance Form for New Neighborhood Association - required for creating a newly recognized association
- Compliance Form for New Neighborhood Coalition - required for creating a newly recognized coalition
- Need to update your officer/contact information mid-year? E-mail: [email protected]
- New Association/Coalition Step by Step
Bylaws Help
- Sample Bylaws (Word Doc) for Neighborhood Associations & Coalitions
- Bylaws Guidelines for Neighborhood Associations
Support Material and Other Resources
- ONC Virtual Lunch and Learn Training Video Series on YouTube
- Topics and Speakers for Neighborhood Meetings
- Ideas for Maintaining and Expanding Neighborhood Association Membership
- Library Books Available for Checkout
- Resource Library on the New Mexico Center for Nonprofit Excellence website
- Bernalillo County Neighborhood Grant Program
- ABQ NeighborWoods Program
- Neighborhood Toolbox Articles
- Neighborhood News Archives
Developer and Permit Applicant Resources
- Complete and submit the Public Notice Inquiry Form - For Permit Applications. Please note that as of Saturday, August 3, 2024, pre-application meetings are no longer required as per the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO).
- Complete and submit the Liquor License Neighborhood Inquiry Form.
- Questions regarding Liquor Licensing Permitting and Applications? Contact Donna Montoya at 505-768-3147.
- Listing of Frequently Used Acronyms
- Public Notice in the IDO
- Table 6.1.1 of the Integrated Development Ordinance
- IDO Public Process Training
- Pre-Application Review Team (PRT) Meetings
- Search for Permit Applications via LMS Online
- Public Hearings on Land Use Issues:
General Resources
Important Contact Information
- List of City Departments and Telephone Numbers
- City Council
- Submit an Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) Request to the ONC
- Covenants for Residential Property: Contact the Bernalillo County Clerk's Office at 505-468-1290
- Information about Homeowner Associations (HOAs): Contact the New Mexico Secretary of State at: 1-800-477-3632 or 505-827-3600