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City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn’s Plan to Issue One-Time Supplemental Compensation Payment to City Staff is Funded
Payment to City workforce is designed to address continued impact of inflation and rising cost-of-living.
City Council Approves Councilor Renée Grout’s Continuing Sobriety Voucher Pilot Program
Innovative Program to Support Recovery-Based Housing for Albuquerque’s Most Vulnerable.
A Legacy of Remembrance: City Council President Klarissa Peña Remembers Victims on the 17th Anniversary of West Mesa Discovery
Councilor Peña calls for the Albuquerque community to pause, remember the lost lives, and renew pursuit of justice for the victims
Councilors Vow to Fight for Fair Rental Practices
Failed ordinance would have required landlords to provide a fee-free method for paying rent.
Albuquerque City Council has New Leadership for the 27th Term
President, Vice President, and COW elected at first Council meeting of 2026.