News Releases
City Invests CARES Act Funding in Caring for Most Vulnerable, Boosting Economy, Shifting City Workers to COVID Response
On track to spend all $150 million allocated by end of year deadline.
City’s Community Input Process Identifies Key Qualities Sought in Next APD Chief
Residents seek top cop who can deliver results on both crime and reform
Inspector General for the City of Albuquerque Passes Away
Mayor and City Council send condolences, honor legacy of public service
City Takes Community Input from Over 2000 Residents During Chief Search
Feedback from community input sessions and online survey considered in selection process for top cop
City of Albuquerque and Albuquerque Hispaño Chamber of Commerce Launch Community Involvement Campaign
“Choose One” encourages residents to make a positive impact in Albuquerque
Multi-Agency Partnership Housing Record Number of Homeless
City, County, State and community partners working to open fifth Wellness Hotel next week.
Albuquerque Makes Short List for New U.S. Space Command Center
On the heels of Orion Group announcement, Albuquerque in top six for new federal aerospace facility
City’s Civic Engagement Diversity Book Drive to Stock New Little Free Libraries
21 new free libraries deployed across Albuquerque
City Seeks Community Input for Next APD Chief
Community can now respond to online survey to weigh in
City Taking Steps to Bring Major Aerospace Project to Albuquerque
Orion Center development at Sunport’s Aviation Center of Excellence would transform City’s economic landscape.
Mayor Keller Signs 2021 Adjusted COVID Budget
City avoids layoffs and furloughs seen nationwide, continues major investments in public safety and COVID-19 resilience
Keller Administration Initiates Feasibility Study for Multi-Purpose Soccer Stadium
Report will consider sites, economic feasibility, concept design
Mayor Keller, City and State, Team Up for Election Protection
Officials hope to prevent voter intimidation and suppression issues that have arisen nationwide
Mayor Keller’s Office Fact Checks False Claims from Trump Surrogates
At a press conference today, US Attorney General William Barr and US Attorney John Anderson gave misleading statements about the City of Albuquerque accepting federal COPS Grant funding.
Mayor Keller's Tenth Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus
View Mayor Keller's Tenth Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus.
Mayor Keller's Eleventh Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus
View Mayor Keller's Eleventh Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus.
City of Albuquerque Earns Top Financial Rating
S&P Global cites leadership, diverse economy for Triple A Bond Rating
City of Albuquerque Launches Nationwide Search for APD Chief
Application open, residents asked to provide input on next ‘Top Cop’
City's Push to Engage Community Yields Over 34,000 Volunteer Hours Over Six Months
First report from new Office of Civic Engagement captures upswell of people helping people
In Part One of 2020 Citizen Satisfaction Survey, Sixty-One Percent Say ABQ Handling Pandemic Better Than Other Cities
Majority of ABQ residents also support City’s approach to public safety and equity during challenging year
Mayor Keller Rolls out New Tool to Bolster Economic Development
New ‘Buy Local Dashboard’ encourages City departments to purchase from local vendors
Mayor Keller's Ninth Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus
View Mayor Keller's Ninth Declaration of Additional Emergency Procedures & Assistance Due to Novel Coronavirus.
Chief Michael Geier Set to Retire
Mayor highlights accomplishments, outlines transition plans to reinvigorate Police Department
Mayor Keller Celebrates Building Trades this Labor Day, New Construction Projects Move Forward
City’s bolsters push for building trade jobs to jumpstart during COVID-19 closures
City Takes Community Input to Help Shape First-of-its-Kind Community Safety Department During Facilitated Input Sessions
New response department will transform City approach to homelessness, addiction and mental health; keep officers focused on core police work and reform efforts
Mayor Keller, Vision Zero Team Announce First Active Street Closure
New active streets initiative creates safe open space during COVID pandemic
Mayor Keller’s 2021 Budget Tackles Ongoing Challenges During the Public Health Crisis
Priority investments proposed for public safety, COVID-19 resilience, and stepping up for small business and working families
Neighborhood Coalition Holding Public Meeting on Development Opportunity Near Sunport
District 6 Neighborhood Coalition, City conduct preliminary public meeting with executives from Group Orion to discuss proposed Orion Center