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Albuquerque City Council Appropriates Over $7.5 Million for Affordable Housing Projects in Downtown and Barelas
Council’s resolution to be submitted to the State Mortgage Finance Authority and the New Mexico Department of Finance for final approval.
Albuquerque City Council Passes Update to HEART Ordinance to Protect Animals from Public Sales
Ordinance requires the immediate seizure and care of any animals being sold or given away on public property.
City Councilors Respond to Mayor Keller’s Executive Orders and Resolution
Councilors pledge to eliminate criminal sanctuary provisions.
Old Carlisle Village Cleaners Site Qualifies for EPA’s Priority Funding
Environmental Protection Agency announced the site’s inclusion in the Superfund National Priorities List.
Albuquerque City Councilors Host Global Ties Group to Share Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign Efforts
Global Ties Group ABQ’s 2025 delegation comes to Albuquerque to learn more about the City’s Anti-Human Trafficking campaign.