News Releases
Mayor Keller Announces Key Leadership Hires for Albuquerque Community Safety Department
Deputy Directors to lead Field Response and Violence Prevention and Intervention
Mayor Keller Announces Key Hires to Advance Housing Priorities
Experienced executives will drive housing policy and programming.
Mayor Tim Keller’s 2023 State of the City: Harnessing the Power of Us to Build a Safe, Thriving City
Celebration features stories from the community, highlights progress, challenges, and opportunities to improve quality of life for people across Albuquerque.
Update on Walmart in the International District
$2M in State Capital Outlay and Community Process to Move the Project Forward.
Mayor Tim Keller Signs GO Bond Package
$200,000,000 to support public safety, housing and needed infrastructure in Albuquerque.
Mayor Keller Announces Promotion and New Hire in Key Departments
Critical roles will help continue work to make Albuquerque accessible and equitable.
Mayor Keller and First Lady Kistin Keller Request Nominations for Outstanding Albuquerque’s Volunteers
Event celebrating Albuquerque’s culture of service will be held at the South Broadway Cultural Center.
Albuquerque Secures $100 Million in Capital Outlay During Legislative Session
Projects include enhanced public safety facilities, housing and homelessness infrastructure, and placemaking.
City and State Swap Key Properties, Resolve Several Land Use Issues
City gains needed Rail Trail land, brings closure to Menaul SOS and transfer station location.
Keller Administration Outlines Vision for Upcoming Fiscal Year Budget
Funding prioritizes public safety, homelessness and housing, and pay equity.
City Calls for More Tools to Hold Chronic Speeders Accountable
Proposed ordinance changes would allow booting, strengthen Automated Speed Enforcement.
City’s First Permanent Domestic Violence Commission Gets to Work
Commission brings partners and agencies together to address domestic violence in our community .
Mayor Keller Announces Justice40 Oversight Coordinating Committee Members
Committee will help leverage and prioritize federal investments in historically disadvantaged communities.
City Releases Five-Year Forecast
Annual planning tool shows manageable deficit, opportunities to invest in priorities.
Local and State Leaders to Help Redevelop Walmart in the International District
State Capital Outlay and Senate Bill 251 Help Push the Project Forward
City Announces Fire Chief Transition
Chief Gene Gallegos to Retire After 23 Years of Fire Service, Deputy Chief Emily Jaramillo Appointed Next Fire Chief.
Albuquerque Becomes First City in Nation to Advance Justice40
Mayor Keller Signs Executive Order to Help Prioritize Federal Investments in Historically Disadvantaged Communities
Mayor Keller on the Murder of Tyre Nichols
Mayor Tim Keller issued the following statement on the murder of Tyre Nichols by Memphis police:
City and County Explore Joint Housing Authority
City seeking $50 million from state legislature to support housing efforts
City Announces New Director of Economic Development
Max Gruner brings over 25 years of experience to the role
Amazon, Mayor Keller, Santa Spread Holiday Cheer to Children in Albuquerque
Special visit delivers gifts to disadvantaged children as part of $10,000 donation
City Unveils new Domestic Violence Response Program
Raises awareness of domestic violence during the holidays and bolsters response to support victims and those at risk.
Statements: Albuquerque Passes Landmark Taxpayer Protections
A first in New Mexico, Tax Preparer Ordinance increases transparency and improves service.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Commission Established
Group will work to align City services and programs directly with the needs of survivors and those at risk of domestic violence and assault.
City of Albuquerque Releases 2nd Annual State of Partnerships Report
City is the largest funder of local nonprofits, partnering with 240 agencies to support Albuquerque.