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Councilors Bassan and Grout Support Withdrawal of Proposed Minimum Wage Ordinance
Councilors want community input to ensure differing perspectives are considered.
Mayor Keller Signs Legislation Requiring Consultation for Development that Impacts Tribal Land
Signing follows unanimous City Council vote to strengthen Tribal Engagement in Planning
Electrifying: ABQ RIDE Amps Up Service with Electric Vans
Microtransit program brings City a step closer to a zero emissions fleet.
Expansion of Westgate Community Center Means More Summer Fun
Community center adds splash pad and more indoor learning spaces
City Animal Welfare Department, UNM College of Nursing Celebrate Research Findings
Novel initiative used tissues from spay and neuter clinics for research study of microplastics and male reproduction.