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City Council Resolution Creates Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign and Workforce Training
Resolution (R-24-42) seeks to train city employees on human trafficking recognition and raise public awareness.
City Council Passes Resolution to Provide Day Labor Opportunities
Resolution (R-24-41) funds and establishes a pilot program to offer day labor for unhoused individuals.
City Councilors Approve Bernalillo County’s Improvement Special Assessment Program for City of Albuquerque
The State Program funds access to long-term, fixed rate loans for clean energy updates for commercial property owners.
Proposed Amendment to Immigrant Friendly Policy Fails 4-5
The amendment’s opponents say the measure targeted ‘status,’ not criminal behavior.
City Council President Dan Lewis' Statement On No Penalty By The State Ethics Commission
New Mexico State Ethics Commission finds No Penalty in anonymous allegations.