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The Vacant and Abandoned Houses Task Force Releases Report
Task Force have presented their findings and recommendations to the City Council
City Councilors Klarissa Peña and Pat Davis Introduce Resolution to Strengthen Albuquerque's Status as an Immigrant Friendly City
Resolution-18-07 to be introduced at January 17th City Council Meeting
City Hosts IDO Training Sessions to Prepare ABQ Residents for New Zoning Ordinance
Sessions to help the community learn more about the new land use, zoning, and planning regulations that are part of the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO)
Seeking Community Members to Serve on Behavioral Health Committees
Committees include Crisis Services; Prevention, Intervention and Harm Reduction; Supportive Housing; and Community Supports