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Councilors Fund Doghouses for City Animal Welfare Department
Albuquerque Woodworkers Association builds 30 doghouses to replenish the Department’s Community Doghouse Program.
City Council Crafts Budget Amendment to Add $3.5 Million to CAO Operating Budget to Ensure Transparency and Clarity within City Government Operations
The amended budget creates a balanced City budget while continuing to build accountability.
Councilor Grout and Albuquerque Department of Youth and Family Services' Multicultural Arts Festival 2024 a Huge Success
This colorful weekend celebration featured over 40 artisans displaying and selling wares, international music, dance performances, and cultural foods.
Councilor Dan Champine adds $3 million for new APD Helicopter
City Council forwards GRT Improvement Revenue Bonds to Mayor’s office
Save the Date: 4th Annual Vehicle for Change Conference and Albuquerque Lowrider Supershow from May 30 to June 2, 2024
Both events are celebrating lowriding culture as a “vehicle for change.”