Mayor Tim Keller's Crime Strategy
Metro Crime Initiative: Lowering Crime in Albuquerque 
Throughout the summer, the City of Albuquerque convened leaders from across the criminal justice system to collaborate on crime-fighting in the metro area. The Metro Crime Initiative (MCI) has created a to-do list, action items the City and our partners are taking now to lower crime in Albuquerque.
Click on a topic below to learn more about what we are doing to tackle crime and how you can help.
Message from Mayor Keller
Crime is the most pressing issue in Albuquerque and I have made public safety my top priority.
We are aiming higher when it comes to our expectations of safety and security for the people of Albuquerque by continuing to reform the Albuquerque Police Department, getting back to real community policing, hiring more police officers and getting them the tools they need. We are also facing some of the pervasive root causes of crime head-on by addressing homelessness, addiction and behavioral health challenges.
Building a safer Albuquerque after a decade of rising crime is a long road. For lasting results, we can’t rely on band-aids fixes - we must approach all different kinds of crime with resolve and determination.
Learn more below about these efforts to make our city safer, block-by-block.
Community Policing
The idea is simple: Build relationships and work with communities to address their concerns and priorities.
We are successfully fighting crime when we work hand-in-hand with communities to implement solutions that keep people safe. Our officers are working with neighborhoods, business owners, faith-based organizations, schools, and more to tailor proven public safety strategies to meet the needs of specific areas. APD Community Policing comprises three key components: Problem Solving, Community Partnerships and Organizational Transformation.
Problem Solving: Solving problems means, first, identifying issues that need to be addressed and then determining resolutions and devoting effort to meeting needs for a successful outcome. The SARA (Scanning, Analysis, Response, and Assessment) model is one of the most familiar processes for problem-oriented policing (POP). APD is using this model.
Community Partnerships: Partnerships between law enforcement and the individuals and organizations they serve to develop solutions to problems and increase trust in police. APD will focus on creating partnerships with a diverse section of the Albuquerque community and will work with key community stakeholders including, but not limited to:
- Other law enforcement agencies
- Social service providers
- Business community
- Educational institutes
- Local prosecutors
- Faith-based organizations
- Neighborhood interest groups
- Youth organizations
These partnerships will identify community challenges and focus on developing a strong road map to address those challenges (problem solving).
Organizational Transformation: APD is transforming the way we provide service to residents. The new focus is based on the three guiding principles of community policing. The transformation begins at the roots of the department by changing our training to develop the principles during the earliest stages of a police officer’s career. The instruction will carry on throughout an officer’s career as these principles become the benchmark for department recognition and advancement. The police department will begin developing community police officers who will lead the department for the next 25 years and following.
- Apply to serve on your Community Policing Council
- Find Your Area Command
- Join APD at a Community Event
- Follow APD on Social Media @abqpolice
- Apply to Work for APD or Work for AFR
- If you have info, call Crime Stoppers at 843-STOP
- Register for the Citizen Police Academy
- Join or start a Neighborhood Watch
- Sign up for the APD Volunteer Services Program
- Register for the Junior Police Academy
- Register for Summer Camp Fearless
- Apply to the Civilian Police Oversight Agency (CPOA)
- Practice Personal Safety
Behavioral Health
Tackling crime from all sides means addressing challenges like homelessness, addiction, and behavioral health. When it comes to behavioral health, we are working to increase access to services so people can get the compassionate care they need.
APD is partnering with Albuquerque Fire Rescue, Family and Community Services, and other departments to improve and increase access to services.
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT):
The Crisis Intervention Team's goal is to provide an effective response to situations involving people who might be mentally ill or in crisis.
The CIT works with people in the Albuquerque community who exhibit chronic behavior patterns that may pose risks to themselves or others.
One of the team's primary goals is to ensure that situations involving people in crisis are defused so to avoid force and proper medical attention or referral to an appropriate follow-up agency is provided.
The team also works closely with the mental health care provider network to help identify deficiencies in our health care programs.
Homeless Help
Homelessness is a harsh reality in Albuquerque and we’ve outlined a multifaceted approach including emergency shelter, transitional housing, and more. In collaboration with our community partners, we’re addressing immediate needs while working to build the city’s first centrally-located, 24/7, year-round homeless shelter.
We are increasing emergency shelter options and adding transitional housing because housing is key. Housing allows folks to focus on other needs like finding employment, obtaining quality childcare, and taking care of physical and mental health.
- Donate now to the One ABQ Housing Fund
- Attend a meeting of the One Albuquerque Homeless Advisory Council
- Family & Community Services Homeless Services
- Family & Community Services Housing Resources
- Westside Emergency Housing Center
- Veteran Housing
- Indian Affairs Services & Resources
- Office of Equity & Inclusion Immigrant & Refugee Affairs Partner Agencies
Children's Safety
Every child in Albuquerque deserves to be safe. We’ve seen the horrific consequences when children fall through the cracks. Addressing the challenge of child abuse is a puzzle that’s going to take all of us - local and state government, law enforcement agencies, faith groups, non-profit service providers, survivors and advocates - working together to address. Although no single one of us can do everything, we can each do something.
The City of Albuquerque is working to reduce and prevent child abuse by investing in children, growing the number of spots available in youth programs, connecting families who use services like housing vouchers to other resources, investing in behavioral health and addiction services, and hiring more police to grow the Crimes Against Children Unit.
- For help, contact Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center
- Contribute to the community inventory for Kids Cabinet
- Sign up for the youth newsletter Youth Connect
- Attend a program through Youth Connect
- Attend a program through Family & Community Services
Domestic Violence
We know that across the country and right here in Albuquerque, domestic violence takes a toll on families. We stand with our partners in the community against domestic violence to say it is unacceptable.
Crime statistics repeatedly show a link between domestic violence and other criminal activity including homicide, crimes against children, and youth gang involvement. In 2018, about one-fifth of homicide cases in Albuquerque were related to domestic violence. Combating domestic violence means safety for those affected today, and also ending other abuse and crimes in the future.
- For help, contact the Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center
Rape Kit Backlog
Mayor Keller and Chief Administrative Officer Sarita Nair have worked throughout their public service careers with sexual assault survivor advocates to address this public safety issue. As former state auditor, Keller conducted the first statewide audit of the backlog that identified over 5,000 untested kits across the state, 75 percent of which were in Albuquerque.
While rape kit backlogs are a problem across the nation, New Mexico had the highest number of untested kits per capita. As Mayor, Keller signed an executive order calling on APD to create a comprehensive plan for clearing the backlog, including funding streams. The City has met its goal to clear the backlog by the end of 2020.
- Sexual Assault Evidence Kit Backlog Reduction Project
- For help, contact Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center
- For help and to report assault, call a supportive nurse at (505) 884-SANE (7263)
Gun Violence
For nearly a decade, gun violence has become ever more pervasive and is often connected to other crimes. We are targeting gun violence with the same focus we use to target auto theft and robbery. We are adding resources, investing in new technology, and working with communities to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. We have a long road ahead, but we’re implementing new strategic approaches and will not back down.
- APD Gun Disposal Program
- APD Shooting Gun Violence Scan, Analysis, Response and A (SARA) | April 2019
Bikes and Pedestrians
Far too many families in Albuquerque have known the heartbreak of losing a loved one to a car, bicycle, or pedestrian crash over the years. As we focus on public safety, we have to take a hard look at the safety and inclusiveness of our transportation infrastructure.
- Esperanza Community Bicycle Safety Education Center
- Bike Facilities in Albuquerque
- Bike Map
- 50-Mile Activity Loop
Auto Theft
For the residents of New Mexico, auto theft is a particular problem. Auto theft is a crime that is often connected to other crime like robberies and violent offenses. By focusing on auto theft with strategic tactical operations, we are starting to see a difference.
Quality of Life
We are taking back our public spaces by adding more lighting, addressing crime hot spots like abandoned buildings, and needles in parks.
Reforming APD
We are owning the responsibility of APD reform and enacted the most extensive restructuring of APD in recent history, which included reestablishing a compliance bureau and getting the right people in key roles. The new leadership team is committed to reforming and turning this department around in earning public trust, restoring department morale and shifting to a culture of community protection and accountability.
Staffing APD
Recruiting and retaining qualified officers is critical to giving APD the staffing level needed to fight crime.
- Become a Police Officer
- Register for the Citizen Police Academy
- Join or start a Neighborhood Watch
- Sign up for the APD Volunteer Services Program
- Register for the Junior Police Academy
- Register for Summer Camp Fearless
Funding Public Safety
As New Mexico’s most populous city, Albuquerque has the potential to impact the rest of the state. Our City’s annual budget is a reflection of our priorities – that’s why we’re working with City Council to make funding public safety the top priority. We also advocate during the year for investments from the State Legislature, the Federal Government, and others.
Tactical Programs
We’re focusing our crime-fighting efforts and resources on targeted, strategic tactical operations to make an impact.
Metro 15 Operation
The Metro 15 is a working list of 15 offenders who are considered to be drivers of crime in Albuquerque. The first list was created in November 2019. As offenders are arrested, new offenders and fugitives are identified based on their criminal history and the potential for successful prosecution. APD’s Shield Unit prepares discovery for prosecutors to use in court and work to keep offenders in jail.
Metro Crime Initiative (MCI)
Tim Keller brought together leaders from across the criminal justice system to for the Albuquerque Metro Crime Initiative. The goal of the summer-long initiative is to bring elected officials, agency staff, and behavioral health leaders together to gain consensus on a set of shared action items that will meaningfully close gaps in the criminal justice system and improve the regions’ ability to prevent and fight crime. The five session covered focus areas like early intervention; detention, diversions, and hearings; and public safety career pipelines.
Violence Intervention Program (VIP)
The Violence Intervention Program is a gun violence reduction program that focuses on those at highest risk for becoming part of the gun violence cycles in the City. VIP Program implementation began in late March 2020, in the midst of the pandemic. The first year was a pilot year where multiple components were implemented. Components encompass a public health approach to gun violence reduction and a focused deterrence law enforcement approach to gun violence.
Albuquerque Community Safety Department (ACS)
The Albuquerque Community Safety department (ACS) will dispatch first responders to 911 calls with or without other first responders from the police and fire departments. Community Safety responders may have backgrounds as social workers, peer to peer support, clinicians, counselors, or similar fields.
Reimagining Policing
Mayor Tim Keller’s Administration is reimagining policing and taking bold action on the toughest issues in our community. We are carving our own path for Albuquerque by fighting crime from all sides and working towards meaningful, lasting reforms to make our city safer for everyone. From creating a first of its kind community safety department to restorative justice solutions, we’re sending the right response at the right time
Tools and Innovation
We are attacking crime from all sides, which requires modern tactics, data, and technology.
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What We Are Doing
2020
- City Directs $250,000 in CARES Funds to Non-Profits Serving Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault | Dec. 21, 2020
- Downtown Officers Help Homeless Community & Puppy in Need | Dec. 28, 2020
- APD Arrests 46 Offenders in 15th Anti-Crime Operation | Dec. 28, 2020
- City program sends personal message about gun violence | Dec. 27, 2020
- APD highlights efforts to fight property crime, releases results of Holiday Tact Plan | Dec. 29, 2020
- APD Arrests 62 Offenders in 14th Anti-Crime Operation | Dec. 20, 2020
- APD busts speeders, racers; ABQ gets silver bike award | Dec. 20, 2020
- Editorial: Kudos to APD and all law enforcement for area crime sweep | Dec. 17, 2020
- APD Interim Chief Medina Strengthens Homicide Unit | Dec. 18, 2020
- APD’s anti-crime operations make over 500 arrests | Dec. 10, 2020
- Editorial: Kudos to APD and all law enforcement for area crime sweep | Dec. 17, 2020
- City Outlines Expanded Services for Residents Experiencing Homelessness | Dec. 17, 2020
- APD and Crime Stoppers holds its 26th Annual Cops For Kids Event | Dec. 15, 2020
- Safety assessment aims to cut down on pedestrian crashes along Louisiana Blvd. | Dec. 18, 2020
- Albuquerque Named a Silver–Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists | Dec. 17, 2020
- APD Arrests 42 Offenders in 13th Anti-Crime Operation | Dec. 14, 2020
- Albuquerque police say shootings involving injuries are slowing | Dec. 11, 2020
- APD Appoints David Walker as Community Outreach and Reform Advisor | Dec. 3, 2020
- APD Arrests 38 Offenders in 11th Anti-Crime Operation | Nov. 29, 2020
- APD Conducts ShotSpotter Operation | Nov. 22, 2020
- APD Arrests 33 Offenders in 10th Anti-Crime Operation | Nov. 21, 2020
- Multi-Agency Partnership Housing Record Number of Homeless | Nov. 26, 2020
- APD launches community initiative | Nov. 24, 2020
- Mayor Keller Signs 2021 Adjusted COVID Budget | Nov. 8, 2020
- APD Arrests 34 Offenders in 8th Anti-Crime Operation | Nov. 2, 2020
- Westside Emergency Housing Center Reopens Prior to Expected Cold Front | Oct. 25, 2020
- APD Releases Use of Force Report | Oct. 23, 2020
- APD Arrests 59 Offenders in 6th Anti-Crime Operation | Oct. 18, 2020
- APD Arrests 59 Offenders in 6th Anti-Crime Operation | Oct. 18, 2020
- City Offers New Opportunities to Weigh In on Future of Walker Property | Oct. 10, 2020
- Mayor Keller and Interim Police Chief Harold Medina Highlight ShotSpotter Technology | Oct. 9, 2020
- APD Arrests 51 Offenders in 5th Anti-Crime Operation | Oct. 3, 2020
- APD reports drop in crime stats | Sept. 22, 2020
- In Part One of 2020 Citizen Satisfaction Survey, Sixty-One Percent Say ABQ Handling Pandemic Better Than Other Cities | Sept. 22, 2020
- Crime down slightly across broad categories | Sept. 21st, 2020
- APD making progress in DNA backlog | Sept. 23, 2020
- 56 Police Cadets to Soon Join APD | Sept. 29, 2020
- New APD Team Collects Video Evidence, Saving Time for Detectives | Sept. 9, 2020
- APD Arrests 151 Offenders in Four Anti-Crime Operations | Sept. 26, 2020
- Mayor and County Highlight Critical Public Safety Issues for Police and Firefighters | Sept. 16, 2020
- Mayor Keller’s 2021 Budget Tackles Ongoing Challenges During the Public Health Crisis | Sept. 3, 2020
- City Takes Community Input to Help Shape First-of-its-Kind Community Safety Department During Facilitated Input Sessions | Sept. 5, 2020
- Mayor Keller, Councilors Benton and Borrego Unveil $50 Plus Million Investment in Breaking Traffic Gridlock, Making Streets Safer for All Users | Sept. 2, 2020
- Mayor Keller, Councilors Unveil $50 Plus Million Investment in Breaking Traffic Gridlock, Making Streets Safer for All Users | Sept. 2, 2020
- AWD “We Care” Community Pet Services Unit | Aug. 29, 2020
- Mayor Keller Updates City of Albuquerque Youth Programs for Working Families | Aug. 21, 2020
- APD Conducts Citywide, Proactive-Policing Operation | Aug. 22, 2020
- Mayor Keller, Chief Geier on Progress in Vigil Murder Case | Aug. 19, 2020
- Mayor Keller Introduces Leaders of Violence Intervention Program | Aug. 18, 2020
- Mayor Keller Statement on Demilitarizing APD | Aug. 17, 2020
- City Invites Public to Help Shape Role of New Albuquerque Community Safety Department | Aug. 13, 2020
- Mayor Keller Announces Plan to Step Up for Families this Fall | Aug. 6, 2020
- APD Highlights Federal Cases | Aug. 5, 2020
- Mayor Chairs First Meeting of Homeless Coordinating Council | Aug. 4, 2020
- Auto Theft Continues Decline in Albuquerque | July 29, 2020
- APD Expands Accountability Report Card | July 14, 2020
- City Has Invested $160 Million in Rebuilding Underserved Neighborhoods | July 3, 2020
- Mayor Keller Joins Downtown Businesses, Economic Development and Cultural Services Departments to Boost Downtown | July 2, 2020
- APD Releases 2019 Crime Stats | July 2, 2020
- Mayor Tim Keller Supports Legislative Push for Statewide Police Reforms | June 19, 2020
- Mayor Tim Keller to Refocus Millions in Public Safety Resources with First-of-Its-Kind Civilian Response Department | June 15, 2020
- Mayor Condemns Violence, Escalation by Armed Vigilantes at Protests | June 16, 2020
- Editorial: Years of hard work have changed APD’s trajectory | June 14, 2020
- Mayor Keller Signs on to Mayor’s Pledge for Police Reform | June 12, 2020
- Albuquerque Fire Rescue Obtains New Fleet Facility | June 4, 2020
- Mayor Keller, APD and Community Partners Provide Update on Rape Kit Backlog and Status of Cases | May 3, 2021
- APD Focuses on Street Racing, Business Burglaries, Ramps Up Party Intervention Team | May 15, 2020
- Albuquerque Mayor calls out county for refusing to book some suspects in MDC | April 16, 2020
- Dedicated City Staff and Partners Aim to Help Homeless Fight Spread of COVID-19 | April 15, 2020
- City tries new response to ‘down-and-out’ calls | Jan. 31, 2020
- Keller addresses crime in second state of city address | Jan. 30, 2020
- What does 2020 hold for Albuquerque? | Jan. 20, 2020
- City Diversion Program Aims to Break Career-Criminal Pipeline, Reduce Crime | Jan. 21, 2020
- New Rapid Accountability Program strives to reduce crime, recidivism in Abq | Jan. 20, 2020
- APD Arrests Man after SWAT Stand-off | Jan. 23, 2020
- APD shows off new police helicopter | Jan. 17, 2020
- New program lowering non-emergency calls to AFR, improving response time | Jan. 16, 2020
- New APD Facebook page for auto thefts | Jan. 13, 2020
- Albuquerque Submits Focused Legislative Priorities to Tackle Public Safety and Homelessness | Jan. 13, 2020
- APD launches gun sale background check sting operation | Jan. 14, 2020
- Mayor Tim Keller tackles city’s most controversial topics during one-on-one interview | Jan. 18, 2020
- Mayor details APD’s plan to modernize | Jan. 7, 2020
2019
- Sites for new homeless shelter discussed | Dec. 15, 2019
- Mayor Keller Administration Formally Initiates Review of APD Data Systems | Dec. 6, 2019
- Mayor rolls out crime-fighting legislative priorities | Dec. 2, 2019
- Online Input Survey on Gateway Center for Homeless Services Opens | Dec. 2, 2019
- New Collaboration Will Train Every City Employee in Crucial Lifesaving Skills | Dec. 3, 2019
- Sexual assault, opioid addiction targets of grants | Dec. 4, 2019
- Gateway Center for Homeless Services Moving Forward with Public Input Session, Architect Recommendation | Nov. 27, 2019
- City of Albuquerque Offers Partnerships on Gateway Center for the Homeless | Nov. 21, 2019
- City launches Violence Intervention Program | Nov.22, 2019
- APD horses patrol neighborhood where high-profile murder took place | Nov. 22, 2019
- APD seeing success tracking car-chase suspects with GPS system | Nov. 22, 2019
- City launches Violence Intervention Program | November 22, 2019
- Albuquerque’s Legislative Asks Mirror Community Priorities | Nov. 18, 2019
- Community policing can work again in ABQ | Nov. 9, 2019
- City bonds for homeless shelter, other projects win easily | Nov. 5, 2019
- APD hits ‘milestone’ in DOJ oversight | Nov. 7, 2019
- City spending $1.75M for park security on infrastructure, APD overtime | Oct. 31, 2019
- Museum hosts prescription drug take-back event | Oct. 27, 2019
- Special traffic light to be installed at busy Albuquerque intersection | October 25, 2019
- Bye citations, court; hello more classtime | Oct. 22, 2019
- Westside shelter adds computers, behavioral health care and career services | Oct. 22, 2019
- APD’s community policing efforts paying-off in high crime areas | Oct. 22, 2019
- Council approves $280K for ‘party intervention’ | Oct. 21, 2019
- A police golf cart will help beef up security in Nob Hill | Oct. 22, 2019
- Council approves $280K for ‘party intervention’ | Oct. 21, 2019
- Albuquerque fire stations acquire new safety equipment | Oct. 17, 2019
- APD Officers Receive Performance Driver Training to Keep Streets Safe, Avoid Dangerous Crashes | Oct. 17, 2019
- Property crime low during Balloon Fiesta | Oct. 15, 2019
- City of Albuquerque hoping to demolish problem property | Oct. 15, 2019
- LEAD program leads to a sharp decrease in heroin-related overdoses | Oct. 12, 2019
- Environmental Health Department Partners With Spectra to Conduct Close to 300 Balloon Fiesta Food Inspections | Oct. 11, 2019
- Albuquerque police increase ticketing at parks after hours | Oct. 8, 2019
- Local firefighters donate $7,000 to help fight childhood cancer | Oct. 8, 2019
- APD holds food drive to assist domestic violence victims | Oct. 8, 2019
- Mayor Keller brings back Domestic Violence Committee | Oct. 8, 2019
- APD Crisis Intervention team holds mental health first aid certification class | Oct. 7, 2019
- Albuquerque first responders perform life-saving procedure for the first time | Oct. 7, 2019
- FBI Releases 2018 Crime Stats | Oct. 3, 2019
- Community sits down with law enforcement for ‘Coffee with a Cop’ | Oct. 2, 2019
- APD initiative aims to combat domestic violence | Oct. 2, 2019
- More than a dozen charged in NM rape kit backlog cases | Sept. 27, 2019
- Above and beyond | Sept. 23, 2019
- City of Albuquerque hopes to expand its cleanup crew | Sept. 18, 2019
- State Fair sees a fair number of arrests | Sept. 19, 2019
- APD officer uses new training skills, resources to help find missing child | Sept.19, 2019
- APD report details behavioral health calls | Sept. 7, 2019
- City debuts coasters with QR codes for One Albuquerque Housing Fund | Sept. 2, 2019
- Mayor Keller Announces Major Upgrades for Wilson, Barelas Parks | Aug. 30, 2019
- Metro crossing guards to receive special training from APD | Aug. 29, 2019
- Recovery Month events happening in Albuquerque | Aug. 27, 2019
- APD sees first decline in behavioral health calls in 9 years | Aug. 23, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Signs Updated Complete Streets Ordinance | August 20, 2019
- City’s animal shelters earn ‘no-kill’ status | Aug. 27, 2019
- Animal Welfare Department Achieves Highest Save Rate in a Fiscal Year | Aug. 26, 2019
- A Project Called Guardian - Keller, city leaders plan a response to violence | Aug. 28, 2019
- It takes a village | Aug. 25, 2019
- City of Albuquerque unveils plans for proposed homeless shelter | Aug. 24, 2019
- City unveils plan to tackle homeless crisis | Aug. 24, 2019
- Mayor Keller Launches Consumer Financial Protection Initiative | Aug. 20, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Preview “Project Guardian”, a Proactive Approach to Mass Shootings | Aug. 17, 2019
- LEAD program kicks off in Albuquerque | Aug.15, 2019
- Residents lauded for donations to housing fund | Aug. 14, 2019
- Residents’ Donations to One ABQ Housing Fund House First Homeless Individuals | Aug. 13, 2019
- New Pickup Location in the Southeast Gives People Experiencing Homelessness Better Access to Westside Emergency Housing Center | Aug. 12, 2019
- Albuquerque Fire Rescue Receives Life Saving Equipment from District 6 City Councilor Pat Davis | Aug. 1, 2019
- APD, CYFD announce 800 personnel trained on streamlined CYFD Law Enforcement Portal | July 25, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Add Bicycle Officers in Every Area Command | July 24, 2019
- Keller: ABQ done poaching officers in NM | July 22, 2019
- APD Adds 19 New Officers as 121st Cadet Class Sworn-In | July 22, 2019
- APD Adds 7 New Officers as Lateral Class Graduates | June 21, 2019
- 415 Firearms Turned in as part of APD Gun Buyback | July 13, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Release 2019 Mid-Year Crime Statistics | July 1, 2019
- View the July 2019 APD Recruiting Status Report
- Keller Administration Prioritizing Road and Sidewalk Investments in Historically Underserved Neighborhoods | June 27, 2019
- Mayor Keller, Chief Geier Boost Community Policing; State Police Identify Longer-Term Assistance Role | June 24, 2019
- APD Arrests 8 Offenders in Downtown Narcotics Operation | June 8, 2019
- APD Expands Shield Unit to Prepare Cases for Prosecution | June 6, 2019
- APD training community on dealing with problem neighbors | June 6, 2019
- City’s First Responders Address High Emergency Call Volumes | June 5, 2019
- Mayor Keller Unveils One Albuquerque Housing Fund Signs | June 4, 2019
- APD leaders graduate from Northwestern University’s Center for Public Safety | June 3, 2019
- APD Gang Unit Makes Several Key Arrests | May 29, 2019
- Albuquerque’s Efforts to Improve Park Access Showing Real Results | May 22, 2019
- AFR Implements New Bush Truck on Albuquerque’s West Side | May 22, 2019
- Mayor Keller Kicks off Summer Youth Bus Pass Program with 3,000 Passes | May 18, 2019
- At Bike to Work Day Celebration, Mayor Tim Keller Signs Vision Zero Pledge Committing to Work Toward Zero Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Traffic Fatalities in Albuquerque | May 17, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Signs Vision Zero Pledge Committing to Work Toward Zero Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Traffic Fatalities | May 17, 2019
- Mayor Keller, Councilor Peña, Neighbors Celebrate Opening of Anderson Heights Park | May 15, 2019
- Animal Welfare Department Improves Response Times | May 14, 2019
- Mayor vows coordinated push against Albuquerque crime | May 10, 2019
- City to host meeting teaching community what to do when there's a drug house in your neighborhood | May 8, 2019
- AFR introduces new 'Rapid Extraction Team' | May 8, 2019
- APD responds to one call at Sahara Motel, down from 193 calls | May 7, 2019
- APD, AFR meet with Nob Hill business owners following homicide | May 7, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Sends Community Investments to Voters for Approval | May 1, 2019
- Results of Auto Theft Operation at Gathering of Nations | April 30, 2019
- APD said how officers respond to traffic stops changed after multiple cops were shot | April 23, 2019
- One Albuquerque t-shirt release to support APD | April 26, 2019
- Mayor Keller Convenes One Albuquerque Kids Cabinet | April 24, 2019
- Mayor Keller Convenes City, State, Community Experts on Child Abuse Prevention and Coordination | April 18, 2019
- Mayor Keller Joins Community-Led March Against Child Abuse | April 13, 2019
- Family & Community Services working on system to give the homeless help neighbors their public parks and sidewalks back | April 17, 2019
- APD traffic unit looking for speeders as part of crackdown on crime | April 10, 2019
- APD recruiting forum hopes to draw from black community | April 9, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Outline Plan to Address Gun Violence | April 8, 2019
- A deep dive in to what it takes to run ABQ | April 8, 2019
- 'Problematic' park set to reopen with safety upgrades | April 4, 2019
- Mayor Keller Recognizes Department of Senior Affairs Team with Hero Awards | April 4, 2019
- Mayor Keller Outlines 2020 Operating Budget Proposal Focused on Public Safety, Jobs, Opportunities for Kids | April 3, 2019
- FBI, state, city police worked together to target robbers, dealers | April 3, 2019
- Park physical improvements such as lighting, fencing and cameras in Mayor's proposed budget | April 4, 2019
- Homeless shelter plan going to voters | April 2, 2019
- Lapel video captures acts of kindness by APD officers | April 2, 2019
- Mayor, Governor, and County Highlight Two Critical Public Safety Issues for Police and Firefighters | April 2, 2019
- Mayor Keller Welcomes City Council Vote on CIP Package | April 1, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Outline Plan to Address Gun Violence | April 8, 2019
- Albuquerque crime is steadily decreasing in 2019 | March 31, 2019
- Mayor Keller, APD Release 2019 First-Quarter Crime Statistics | March 31, 2019
- Mayor Keller, Local Legislators Highlight Investments in Albuquerque Following the Session | March 28, 2019
- City Removing Nuisance Properties to Restore Safety to Neighborhoods | March 19, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Albuquerque Fire Rescue Implementing Cancer Prevention Procedures for Firefighters | March 16, 2019
- Fighting Homelessness | March 15, 2019
- Is community policing the answer to Albuquerque's crime crisis? | Feb. 28, 2019
- With Support From Bernalillo County, City’s Westside Shelter Will Stay Open Year-Round | Feb.28, 2019
- Mayor Keller and Clear Channel Unveil Housing Fund Billboards | Feb. 15, 2019
- Mayor Keller, UNM, UNMH Launch Innovative Partnership on Homelessness | February 13, 2019
- Mayor Keller, City Councilors Highlight Community Policing to Fight Crime in SW Albuquerque | Feb. 12, 2019
- Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program, or LEAD | Feb. 11, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Launches One Albuquerque Kids Cabinet | Jan. 25, 2019
- Mayor Tim Keller Outlines Priorities for 2019 Legislative Session | Jan. 15, 2019
- Mayor Keller Creates One Albuquerque Homeless Advisory Council | Jan.16, 2019
- Mayor Keller Honors Animal Welfare Employee with One Albuquerque Award | Jan. 11, 2019
- Community Feedback from Gateway Center Public Input Session Collected in New Report | Jan. 3, 2019
2018
- Mayor Keller, APD Release Year-End Crime Statistics | Dec. 27, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announces Rape Kit Backlog Reduced by Half | Dec. 16, 2018
- "One Albuquerque: Engage” Makes a Difference for Public Safety | Dec.7, 2018
- Mayor Keller Outlines Priorities for 2019 Legislative Session| Dec. 3, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announces Downtown Improvements | November 30, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Albuquerque Fire Rescue Implementing Cancer Prevention Procedures for Firefighters | Nov. 28, 2018
- City Poll Shows Mayor Tim Keller’s Priorities Reflect City Needs | Nov. 21, 2018
- APD Highlights Domestic Violence Resources before Holidays | Nov. 21, 2018
- Mayor Keller Opens Westside Emergency Housing Center Early In Preparation for Below Freezing Temperatures | Nov. 12, 2018
- Mayor Keller Hosts Town Hall on APD Transformation| Nov.13, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announces Sea Change with DOJ Compliance | Nov. 5, 2018
- Special Funds Help International District | Oct. 30, 2018
- Mayor Keller, APD, Partner Organizations Announce City Action Plan to Address Domestic Violence | October 31, 2018
- Crime statistics repeatedly show a link between domestic violence and other criminal activity | Oct. 31, 2018
- Mayor takes on domestic violence | October 31, 2018
- Judge gives high marks for reform efforts at APD | Oct. 13, 2018
- City closer to getting gun intelligence lab | Oct.19, 2018
- New Hires Bring Wealth of Outside Public Safety Experience to Albuquerque Police Department | Oct. 15, 2018
- APD Adds 29 New Officers as Lateral Class Graduates | Oct. 16, 2018
- LEAD program leads to a sharp decrease in heroin-related overdoses | Oct. 12, 2019
- Community Program Aims to Contribute to Suicide Prevention | Sept. 20, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller: NRA Shooting Competition a Bad Fit for Albuquerque | Sept. 14, 2018
- Mayor Keller Unveils New Downtown Public Safety District | Sept. 12, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Unveils New Downtown Public Safety District | Sept. 12, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Leads Demolition of Abandoned Property | Sept.5, 2018
- APD helicopter responds to 100 + calls | Sept. 5, 2019
- Mayor Keller Requests Council Take Fast Action to Replace Police Helicopter | Sept.5, 2018
- Mayor Keller Outlines Citywide Plan to Address Homelessness | Sept. 6, 2018
- Mayor’s Challenge to Prevent Suicide Among Service Members, Veterans and their Families | Sept. 4, 2018
- Mayor Keller Highlights APD Access to Video Cameras Along Central Corridor | Aug. 28, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announced Hawk Signal Near Cleveland Middle School is Up and Running | Aug. 13, 2018
- Mayor Keller, CAO Sarita Nair Go Undercover with APD to Assess Downtown Safety Challenges | Aug. 12, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller, CAO Sarita Nair Go Undercover with APD to Assess Downtown Safety Challenges | Aug.12, 2018
- Albuquerque Fire Rescue Deploys H.E.A.R.T | Aug. 8, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller, City Officials Unveil S.H.A.R.P. Program to Clean Up Needles and Syringes | July 30, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Red Tags Abandoned Properties | June 26, 2018
- City Program Provides Dignity and Jobs to the Homeless | June 29, 2018
- Mayor Keller Announces One Albuquerque 2018 Goals Summits | July 19, 2018
- Mayor Keller, APD Release Crime Statistics | July 18, 2018
- Mayor Keller Unveils Steps to Curb Gun Violence | June 1, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller: Final Budget Reflects Our Priorities to Fund City’s Most Urgent Needs | May 21, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Rolls Out Summer Youth Programs | May 25, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Outlines Proactive Approach to Address Children’s Safety | May 17, 2018
- City of Albuquerque Launches Search for Permanent Police Chief | May 2, 2018
- Opportunities to Provide Community Input on APD Chief Search | May 5, 2018
- Mayor Keller Announces New Leadership in Family & Community Services | April 30, 2018
- Mayor Keller, Albuquerque Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners Unveil New Resource to Help Victims of Sexual Assault | April 25, 2018
- Mayor Keller, APD Release Crime Statistics | April 17, 2018
- Mayor Keller and Albuquerque Fire Department: Restructuring the Department | April 20, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Joins the group Mayors Against Illegal Guns | April 5, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Observes Sexual Assault Awareness Month | April 4, 2018
- APD Names New Leadership to Command Positions | April 9, 2018
- APD recruiting forum hopes to draw from black community | April 9, 2019
- Mayor, Governor, and County Highlight Two Critical Public Safety Issues for Police and Firefighters | April 2, 2019
- Mayor Keller Applauds Mattress Donation to Area Homeless Services Organizations | March 30, 2018
- APD Officers Continue to Recover Stolen Vehicles | March 31, 2018
- Mayor Keller’s Budget Prioritizes Public Safety | March 30, 2018
- Mayor Keller Taking Action on Crosswalk of Tragic Accident | March 28, 2018
- Mayor Keller addresses recent spike in violent crime | March 23, 2018
- Mayor Keller Highlights Progress on DOJ Reform | March 15, 2018
- Keller Administration Outlines Road Map for Hiring More Officers| March 2, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Shines National Light on Rape Kit Backlog in NBC Documentary | Feb. 28, 2018
- Mayor Keller, Councilor Davis Announce Nuisance Action against Sahara Motel to Protect Public Safety | Feb. 26, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announces James B. Lewis as Senior Advisor for Public Safety | Feb. 25, 2018
- Mayor Keller Announces James B. Lewis as Senior Advisor for Public Safety | Feb. 25, 2018
- APD Auto Theft Sting Nets Results | Jan. 30, 2018
- Mayor Signs Executive Order to Clear Rape Kit Backlog | Jan. 22, 2018
- Mayor Tim Keller Announces Legislative Proposals to Immediately Fight Crime | Jan. 18, 2018