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City Council Committee of the Whole Voting to Advance FY27 Budget Committee Substitute Focused on Workforce Investment, Fiscal Stability, and Long-Term Sustainability
The committee substitute reflects the Council’s commitment to strengthening the City workforce while maintaining fiscal discipline.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Calls on Albuquerque Bear to “Turn Himself In”
Residents urged to support organizations that help protect wildlife.
City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers Introduces Legislation to Modernize and Clarify Albuquerque's Public Safety Tax
Legislation better defines the distribution and use of the Public Safety Tax revenues.
City Councilor Stephanie Telles Calls on Mayor Keller to Veto Enhanced Services and Safety Zone Ordinance
Council legislation relies on citations, warrants, and punishment to address homelessness.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Issues Statement on Federal Lawsuit Against Mayor Keller, City of Albuquerque Regarding Immigration Enforcement Policies
City’s policies obstruct law enforcement, undermine cooperation.