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Albuquerque City Council Advances Comprehensive Capital Improvement Plan
The proposed plan defines and prioritizes funding for City projects and infrastructure improvements.
City Council Approves CIP Funding for Refreshing Mural on Montaño Bridge
Funding enables full restoration of culturally iconic mural.
Councilor Dan Lewis Secures Funding for Repainting of Paseo del Norte Bridge Over Coors Boulevard
The funding to enhance Northwest Mesa travelers’ experience.
Councilor Dan Lewis and Councilor Joaquín Baca celebrate Major Investments for Bob Gerding Pond in Council’s Approved Capital Improvement Budget
Funds will specifically support the Bob Gerding Catch and Release Pond.
Councilor Dan Lewis Secures Funding for McMahon Boulevard Expansion
Funding for this project includes new lighting and pedestrian updates.