News Releases
State of the City 2026: Mayor Charts a Path From Scarcity to Abundance
Unifying third-term abundance agenda puts safety first, reduces the burden of government, and opens more of the City’s resources to the people who can put them to work.
City Opens up Facilities for Evening and Sunday Use
Expanded rentals give families, teams and community groups more affordable places to gather.
Mayor Keller Sends Roadrunner Junior Little League Off to Swing for World Series Title
Historic championship run earns New Mexico a spot for only third time in 70 years
Mayor Keller Signs Law Protecting Renters
Ordinance prioritizes dangerous housing conditions, creates consequences for repeat offenders.
City and UA Local 412 Open Trades Station Closet to Support Apprentices and Skilled Trades Workers
The new Trades Station Closet makes sure nobody has to miss a day of work because they don’t have the right clothing or hygiene products.
City Launches Safer Community Places Portal with Resources for Businesses
New law establishes workplace privacy protections and guidance for businesses responding to immigration enforcement
Albuquerque Invests in Proven Programs to Help Residents in Need
The announcement is a continued investment in efforts to reduce homelessness, expand treatment, and connect residents to housing and essential services
Mayor Keller and First Lady Elizabeth Kistin Keller Recognize Albuquerque’s Outstanding Volunteers
Mayor’s Day of Volunteer Recognition honors seven outstanding volunteers
Albuquerque Selected for National Program to Modernize Government Hiring
City one of 12 chosen for Talent Accelerator cohort
New Mexico’s Largest Software Hackathon Tackles Food Access
Teams pitched their projects to investors and industry leaders.
Drive Up for a Purpose Clothing Donation Event
The Drive Up for a Purpose clothing donation event addresses critical community needs by providing clothing to individuals and families experiencing hardship while improving public spaces and supporting vulnerable populations. With 365 volunteers participating, it represents one of Albuquerque’s largest coordinated student service efforts, creating a meaningful impact in a single day.
Drive Up for a Purpose Clothing Donation Event
The Drive Up for a Purpose clothing donation event addresses critical community needs by providing clothing to individuals and families experiencing hardship while improving public spaces and supporting vulnerable populations. With 365 volunteers participating, it represents one of Albuquerque’s largest coordinated student service efforts, creating a meaningful impact in a single day.
City of Albuquerque Transition Update
Executive Leadership Changes Announced Following Confirmation of the CAO.
City Earns Family Friendly Business Award
The City was recognized as a Platinum Level leader for implementing family friendly policies in the workplace.
Tim Keller Sworn in for Historic Third Term as Mayor of Albuquerque
Nearly 1,000 join to celebrate historic City 2026 Inauguration Ceremony.
City of Albuquerque Transition Update
The City is recognizing retiring employees while welcoming new perspectives.
Portland Loo Comes to Civic Plaza
Our new Portland Loo is a dependable, safe, and a clean place to take a break
ABQ Fresh Forum Unites Community Around Expanding Access to Fresh, Affordable Food
City brings together local food growers and entrepreneurs in exploring ways to strengthen our local food system.
City of Albuquerque Honors Former State Senator Dede Feldman with Plaque Dedication
Recognition celebrates years of service and leadership in healthcare and public service.
Mayor Keller Legalizes Neighborhood Markets
New rule strengthens local food economy and food accessibility for families.
City Petitions for Emergency Action Against Problem Property
Emergency injunction filed to halt criminal activity and ongoing violations following homicide at Quirky Books
Standout Volunteers Honored for Work in Community
Award ceremony recognized locals’ kindness and dedication.
Mayor Keller Brings Together Local Faith Leaders for Annual Event
City officials gathered to strengthen relationships with local faith leaders
City Files Lawsuit for Rail Trail funding
Mayor Keller fighting to keep $11.5 million federal grant.
Judge rules in favor of lawsuit by groups, including Albuquerque, to save SNAP benefits
A U.S. District judge is forcing the federal government to release money for the federal SNAP program just a day after the City of Albuquerque and other local governments, charitable and faith-based non-profit organizations, small businesses, and workers’ rights organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration.