News Releases
Mayor Tim Keller Thanks State Lawmakers for Help with Daniel Webster Inclusive Park
New inclusive park helps children of all abilities play.
City Negotiates Agreement to Address Nuisance 7-Eleven Properties
Agreement ends sales of minis and pints at these locations, sets other requirements.
City Launches New Workforce Development Program: Job Training Albuquerque
Partnership with CNM fills gaps left by other workforce development programs in order to skill-up Albuquerque’s workforce.
New City Diversion Program Aims to Break Career-Criminal Pipeline, Reduce Crime
Rapid Accountability Diversion Program will help bring restorative justice, decrease recidivism.
NOTICE: Keller Administration Begins Process to Fill District 1 City Council Seat
Mayor Tim Keller will begin accepting applications for Albuquerque’s District 1 City Council seat.
Albuquerque International Sunport Highlights Sustainablity Efforts
Sustainability programs include solar power initiatives, recycling, and electric vehicles.
Mayor Tim Keller Announces Resilience and Sustainability Expert from City of New Orleans as Next Environmental Health Director
Appointee brings sustainability and environmental leadership to City.
Mayor Keller’s State of the City Remarks Focus on Addressing Albuquerque’s Biggest Challenges
Major announcements part of city’s journey to fight crime and homelessness, create jobs, expand opportunities for kids in 2020.
Mayor Keller Hosts Kids Town Hall
Some of the youngest members of our community share smiles, thoughts and concerns.
Mayor Keller Highlights Impact of Successful Partnerships at Faith Leaders Breakfast
Outlines goals for working with faith community moving into 2020.
City of Albuquerque Launches One Albuquerque Fund
Provides residents and businesses an opportunity to accelerate key initiatives such as police recruitment, programs for kids, job training and housing vouchers.
Community Feedback from Gateway Center Public Input Session Collected in New Report
Nearly 200 members of the community convened to help identify a site and service priorities for the Gateway Center
City Partners with Southeast Albuquerque Success Center to Provide Albuquerque Residents with Job Ready Skills
Program Provides Certificate Programs to Underserved Communities.
City Councilors and Mayor Confirm the Passing of Councilor Sanchez
Albuquerque City Councilor of over 14 years, passed away on Wednesday, January 1, 2020.
City Increases Access to Language Services
Office of Equity and Inclusion contracts with local company, Valley Community Interpreters, to provide in-person interpretation, over-the-phone-interpretation and document translation.
Westside Emergency Housing Center Holiday Schedule Announced
Working with community volunteers, the City also helps to create an environment of holiday cheer.
Mayor Keller and Albuquerque City Council Unveil 9/11 Memorial
City leaders unveil new memorial for Albuquerque firefighters who responded to the 9/11 attacks.
City’s Consumer Protection Initiative Launches Scam Squad
Just in time for the holidays, multiple agencies collaborating to address scams, protect local residents.
Mayor Tim Keller Announces Partnership with City Councilor Pat Davis, and Southeast Albuquerque Success Center (SEASC) to Provide Albuquerque Residents with Job Ready Skills
to Provide Albuquerque Residents with Job Ready Skills
First Economic Development Center Opens in Albuquerque’s International District
Economic Development Center to provide support, resources, and opportunities to local businesses.
Mayor Keller Administration Formally Initiates Review of APD Data Systems
Dr. Peter Winograd brought in to oversee analysis
Virginia-based Faneuil Locates Business Center in Albuquerque
Company set to hire over 700 employees
Mayor Keller Invites Local Businesses to Partner on Energy Upgrades
Training, consultation, more available to engage local businesses in the fight against climate change, lower Albuquerque’s carbon footprint.
City of Albuquerque Wins $1.2 Million for Rail Yards
Funding will connect Rail Yards to Downtown and surrounding neighborhoods, upgrade infrastructure to create job.
Nob Hill Shop & Stroll Brings Shopping, Dining, Music and Family Fun to Central Corridor
Businesses in Nob Hill working together to offer discounts, entertainment, and tie-in events in holiday tradition.
Online Input Survey on Gateway Center for Homeless Services Opens
Public input on location, design, services and more available online and at December 14th Public Input Session
Mayor Keller Outlines 2020 Legislative Priorities
Crime Fighting is Top Priority for City of Albuquerque in 2020 Legislative Session.
ART Launches Service on Small Business Saturday
Bringing customers back to Central to eat and shop, just in time for the holidays.
Civic Plaza Playground Open, Solar installed, as City Nears End of Two Years of Major Upgrades to Civic Plaza
Reinvigorated Civic plaza becomes Downtown attractions for families, boost City sustainability efforts, improve convention facilities
Gateway Center for Homeless Services Moving Forward with Public Input Session, Architect Recommendation
City to take public input and recommend a local firm following voter approval of center to connect people experiencing homelessness to services and permanent housing.