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Leaders in Albuquerque City Government, Public Schools, Law Enforcement Join NSSF’s Project ChildSafe to Promote Gun Safety, Suicide Prevention
City Councilors Brook Bassan and Klarissa Peña hosted events in their Districts.
Southwest View featuring City Councilor Klarissa Peña and County Commissioner Steven Michael Quezada
Episode 2 focuses on pandemic response and vaccine distribution.
City Councilor Brook Bassan Invites Everyone to Project ChildSafe Event on Saturday, March 27th
The event will be held at Vista del Norte Park from 10am - Noon.
Community Leaders Break Ground on Route 66 Visitor Center
This is a collaborative effort to create a space that celebrates Route 66 while serving the community.
