News and Media
Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
From Food Scraps to Fertile Soil: Innovative Sustainability Pilot Project
Diversion project composts City food waste, redirecting from landfills and replenishing Albuquerque soil
City’s Green Waste Collection Program Begins Next Week
Special fall collection runs November 27th through December 8.
Shop Small, Love Local
City and community leaders come together to kick off holiday “Buy Local” season, promote local shopping events
Mayor Keller creates city monitoring team to oversee APD reform
Mayor Tim Keller announced a new city monitoring team
ABQ BioPark Brings in Some New Animals, Helps Others Move to New Homes
Moves are all part of a holistic vision for animal welfare.
Get Involved! Community Volunteers Can Make the Difference
City Launches New Volunteer Opportunities, Winter Supply Drive
Affordable and Sustainable Housing Project Moves Forward
Albuquerque Development Commission approves SOMOS project development agreement
Trash, Recycling, and Large Items Will Not Be Collected on Thanksgiving
The City’s Solid Waste Management Department will collect trash, recycling, and large items on Thanksgiving, Thursday Nov. 23.
Episode 12 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the twelfth episode of Take Another Look: "Using Technology to Analyze Public Art in Albuquerque"
Episode 5 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the fifth episode of Take Another Look: "Behind the Scenes - New Glass Art at the IDL"
Episode 7 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the seventh episode of Take Another Look: "Murals 101 with Dr. Kym Pinder and Nani Chacon"
Episode 8 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the eighth episode of Take Another Look: "The Logistics of Coordinating and Making Murals in Albuquerque"
Episode 4 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the fourth episode of Take Another Look: "Bigger Budget, Bigger Ideas!"
Episode 11 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the eleventh episode of Take Another Look: "Art Infused Technology and the Internet of Things on the Rail Trail"
Episode 13 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the thirteenth episode of Take Another Look: "Interpretive Reflections"
Episode 14 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the fourteenth episode of Take Another Look: "Public Art Journeys - Stepping Up and Into Public Art."
Episode 15 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the fifteenth episode of Take Another Look: "Punched Tin/Poet Laureate Project."
Episode 6 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the sixth episode of Take Another Look: "A New Home: For the Public Art Urban Enhancement Division and a Gallery in City Hall"
Episode 9 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the ninth episode of Take Another Look: "The Role of Partnerships and the Community Impact of Mural Projects"
Episode 10 of the City's Public Art Podcast Series, Take Another Look, Released
Listen to the tenth episode of Take Another Look: "What is Albuquerque's History with Art & Technology?"
Making Room for More Fun at Loma Linda Community Center
City breaks ground on $9 million, “children-first” renovation
Nonprofit Expands Downtown Space, Creating Multi-Cultural Community Hub, Wellness Center, and Seed Vault
City awards $75,000 Storefront Activation Grant to New Mexico Community Capital (NMCC)
Holiday Craft Fair to Highlight Talented Senior Artisans
Department of Senior Affairs to host its annual Ageless Artisan Craft Fair
Mayor Keller Provides Updates on Albuquerque’s Support for Veterans
Announces retired Colonel Donnie Quintana, former NM Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs, joins City as CIP Official.
City of Albuquerque Associate Chief Administrative Officer to Retire
Bob White will retire after over 40 years in law and public service.