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Hunter’s Run Park and Playground Renovations to Begin in Council District 5
Councilor Lewis announces new updates to improve the park to begin in June 2025.
City Council Passes City’s Operating Budget and Adopts Key One-Year Objectives
The $1.5 billion budget and one year objectives place priorities on public safety, human and family development, and governmental excellence.
High School Student's Art Brings the Neon back to NE Central
Boutique Business Property Grants fund sign improvement project on Central Ave.
City Councilor Dan Champine Proposes Halt to New Fiber Internet Installation Permits
Resolution was necessary to address growing community complaints with ongoing fiber internet installation throughout the City of Albuquerque.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Makes Second Request of U.S. Attorney to Investigate Misuse of ARPA Funds
Money went to high level department officials instead of teachers educating our children.