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City Council Approves Legislation to Make Public Spaces Safer
Approved legislation will enhance public access, safety, and quality of life.
Albuquerque City Council Passes Landmark Ordinance to Protect Manufactured Home Community Residents
The new ordinance establishes support, rights, and protections for manufactured home renters and residents.
City Councilor Renée Grout Introduces Resolution to Improve Housing Voucher Program Efficiency and Transparency
Resolution directs Administration to establish a centralized referral system and track housing voucher outcomes.
Holiday Banners to Bring Season’s Cheer, Beauty Along East Central Avenue
The ‘Season’s Greetings’ banners are just the beginning for the planned beautification of Route 66.
Albuquerque City Council Increases Security Measures
Meeting attendees must go through metal detectors outside City Council Chambers.