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City Councilor Joaquín Baca Announces over $1.3 Million in State and local funding to Transform Downtown’s Historic GIZMO Building Into Transitional Housing Hub
The Department of Workforce Solutions Office of Housing project officially moves forward after GIZMO successfully navigated strict eligibility and procedural requirements.
Councilor Klarissa J. Peña Introduces Community Investment Tax to Invest in Albuquerque’s Future
Community Investment Tax will Invest in People, Community, and in our Future.
City Councilor Stephanie Telles and Office of Inspector General Announce Joint Effort to Modernize Albuquerque's Whistleblower Protections
On International Whistleblower Protection Day, leaders commit to aligning City ordinance with national best practices.
City Councilor Nichole Rogers Announces RFP for Affordable Housing Development at Former Shriners Property
Cross-departmental partnership accelerates affordable housing project from property acquisition to development opportunity in just three months.
City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Statement on Falsely Attributed Comments Submitted for Project Jupiter
Councilor Fiebelkorn wants to make clear that she did not submit comments in support and she does not support Project Jupiter.