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Addressing Albuquerque’s Housing Through Smart Policy Reform
Councilors approve amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance to spur development of affordable housing.
City Council Passes Resolution Improving Housing Voucher Program Efficiency and Transparency
The legislation establishes a centralized referral system to streamline and track housing voucher outcomes.
Call for Volunteers: Join the Homeless Coordinating Council Subcommittees and Make a Difference
HCC subcommittees seeking members for important work to help our community’s unhoused.
City Councilors Dan Champine and Renee Grout Participate in Polar Plunge
The fun event took place at Sierra Vista Pool.
City Council President Dan Lewis Refers Misuse of ARPA Funds to United States Attorney
The City’s Inspector General identified 27 employees who received nearly $300,000 unlawfully.