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Albuquerque City Council President Brook Bassan and Councilor Renée Grout Respond to Suspected Arson at Republican Party of New Mexico Headquarters
The crime scene remains under investigation.
City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Launches Participatory Budgeting Project Expo and Voting Kick-Off
District 6 community members’ votes will decide which out of the 9 final projects get funded using $1.5 million in City Council Set-Aside Funds.
District 5 Councilor Dan Lewis Gives Update on Upcoming Additions to Ventana Ranch Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts
Project, set to commence this year, will add new dedicated pickleball courts.
Albuquerque City Council Passes R-25-120, Enhancing Enforcement of Rental Unit Habitability Standards
Resolution to improve safe and healthy living conditions for all Albuquerque residents.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Introduces Ordinance to End the Sale of Dangerous Synthetic Hemp Products Threatening Albuquerque Youth
The unregulated sale of synthetic hemp-derived products poses significant risks to public health, safety, and welfare.