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City Finalizes Development Agreement for Major Reuse of Park Central Tower
Long-vacant 10-story tower to become 110 new homes, including 41 affordable units
New Crestview Bluff Park Project Moves Albuquerque Forward
City Delivering on commitments to expand park access throught the 10-Minute Walk Initiative
Albuquerque City Council Approves $2 Million for Parks Turf & Grass Restoration
Emergency Parks Grass and Turf Replacement resolution addresses the decline of neighborhood parks across the City since Mayor Tim Keller reduced the parks budget by approximately $1 million for 2025-2026.
Mayor Keller Strengthens Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety through New Legislation
Ordinance changes address decades-old gaps in traffic law and aims to prevent future tragedies
Albuquerque City Council Unanimously Passes Historic Overhaul of Traffic Code, Prioritizing Safety for All Road Users
The ordinance is the first major update to the traffic code since 1974 and includes introduction of ‘vulnerable road users.’