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New “Better Neighborhoods” Package Aims to Empower Albuquerque Neighborhoods
Proposals seek to reform an undemocratic process that has delayed neighborhood development and investment.
City Councilor Stephanie Telles Announces $200,000 Allocation to Transform Homestead Circle and Advance Vision Zero for Safe School Zones
Councilor stresses community collaboration and partnerships to address vulnerable road user safety.
Albuquerque City Council Approves "Quick Build" Ordinance to Accelerate Street Safety and Reduce Traffic Fatalities
Amendment allows City to make more immediate traffic safety changes and roadway modifications.
Council Protects Consumers from Crypto Scams by Passing Virtual Currency Ordinance
Sponsored by City Councilors Stephanie Telles and Tammy Fiebelkorn, the measure targets kiosks frequently used to facilitate criminal enterprises and exploit vulnerable populations.
City Council Expands Recycling Access for Albuquerque Renters and City Facilities
Amendment to the Municipal Solid Waste Ordinance ensures all residents have the ability to recycle and requires recycling at City facilities.