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Report: Estimated Impact of Mandated Paid Sick Leave in the City of Albuqureque
The study was conducted by UNM's Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) and commissioned by the Albuquerque City Council
City Council Planning Newsletter
February 1, 2019 Planning related updates from the City Council Office
City Council Planning Newsletter
January 18, 2019 Planning related updates from the City Council Office
City Councilors Announce “Albuquerque Clean and Green Retail Ordinance” to Limit the Use of Single Use Plastics
O-19-48 was introduced at the January 7th City Council Meeting