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City Opens Route 66 Trailhead
New public trailhead connects people to nature, history, and the East Mountains
City Council Approves Tax Abatements for Two Redevelopment Projects
New Housing Developments to Transform Abandoned and Vacant Sites
AFR launches campaign to educate the public on legal vs Illegal fireworks during Independence Day holiday.
Fire Marshall's' personnel will respond to illegal fireworks citywide on the nights of July 3rd, 4th, and 5th from 8pm - 12am.
Fourth Annual "Touch-a-Truck" Event Draws Enthusiastic Crowds
Councilor Renée Grout, City of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County Host Successful Family-Friendly Community Gathering on Historic Route 66
Albuquerque City Council Passes "Intoxicating Hemp Products Ordinance" to Protect Public Health and Safety
Councilor Dan Lewis’ ordinance prohibits unregulated sale of synthetically enhanced hemp products.