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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.’
City Council Passes Resolution to Preserving “Juniper Flats” Name and Character
Former hotel to be remodeled into affordable studio apartments, providing essential permanent housing for low-income adults over the age of 55.
Activate Your Neighborhood Parks!
The Metropolitan Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (MPRAB) has created a downloadable guide to Albuquerque residents, neighborhood and community associations, non-profit and other community groups—organize park events in your neighborhood.
Community Celebration for International District's Choice Neighborhood Transformation Final Plan
International District residents, workers, and partners invited to sixth and final Community Meeting on October 18, 2025.