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Albuquerque City Council Rescinds Fiber Internet Installation Moratorium
Working group will continue reevaluation of permit criteria and plans for improving outcomes for residents
Albuquerque City Council Unanimously Approves Ordinance to Streamline Affordable and Transitional Housing Development
Ordinance builds on recent reforms, removes administrative barriers, and accelerates the delivery of housing in Albuquerque.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Introduces Emergency Resolution to Restore Albuquerque’s Deteriorating Neighborhood Parks
Emergency Parks Grass and Turf Replacement resolution to address the growing decline of neighborhood parks across the City since Mayor Tim Keller reduced the parks budget by $1 million for 2025-2026.
Community’s Support for 2025 Red & Green VegFest Albuquerque Celebrates 10 Years of Sustainable Living
Event featured inspiration from noted chefs and dietitians under the theme “One World, Countless Lives.”
NM Tourism Department awards second round of Route 66 Centennial grant funding
NMTD awarded $752,538 in funding for marketing and promotion, $423,559 for infrastructure and $130,000 for special events.