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City Receives $1.7 Million to Continue Helping Families Make Sustainability Upgrades
The City Council approved the measure sponsored by Albuquerque District 7 City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn, providing $100k a year for the project since its beginning, giving assistance and technical help for limited-income New Mexicans who experience high energy burden in their households.
Arts and Culture Department Presenation from Committee of the Whole Meeting
Department's budget presentation with question and answer period.
City Councilor Klarissa Peña, City Officials, and the Guardians of the Children Unveil the Ken Sanchez Community Pillar on Civic Plaza
Late law-maker’s life of public service honored.
Middle Rio Grande Housing Collaborative Holds First Meeting
MRGHC is a joint City/County initiative to acquire land and renovate buildings for affordable housing.
APD Downtown Police Augment Patrols with New E-powered Police Cycles
Bikes to provide officers with mobility in condensed areas, speedier response times.