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One ABQ Today: Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021
Your One Albuquerque Today Snapshot for Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021.
City Encourages Residents to “Work for the City You Love” with Benefits and Bonuses to Support Families
Hiring bonuses start at $750, jobs available across departments for all backgrounds
Council President Cynthia Borrego Helps Distribute Free Back Packs and Books
Global Give A Book event for NW Albuquerque students.
City and Neighborhoods Organize for National Night Out, Country-wide Public Safety Effort
City leaders join families throughout metro to connect directly on public safety and other priorities.
Ticket Refunds for Saturday Zoo Nights
The concert was canceled due to lightning. Tickets will be refunded for the event automatically.
APD provides updates on two crashes
APD provided updates to two crashes that occurred on August 1, 2021.
Update – Fatal Shooting at 6021 Anderson SE
Homicide detectives provided the following update from their initial investigation at 5021 Anderson Ave., S.E.
APD Investigating Overnight Homicide
AFR was flagged down about 2:30 a.m. in the area of 3200 Central Ave., S.E. to check on a male who appeared to be unconscious.
APD Investigating Homicide
Officers were dispatched to 1009 Cuatro Cerros Trail S.E. shortly after 7:00a.m. in reference to a deceased male located outside the residence.
APD provides details on fatal motorcycle crash
On July 31, 2021 at approximately 2:00a.m. the Motor Unit was called out to a fatal crash located at 98th St. SW and Tower Rd SW.
Albuquerque City Council Meeting on August 2nd Will Be Virtual
The meeting will start at 5:00 PM on Monday, August 2, 2021.
APD continues to hire more officers
Six laterals graduate Today; 48 cadets graduate in October, 100 laterals and cadets starting new classes by end of year.
City Gathers Initial Public Input on Mobile Speed Enforcement
Vision Zero sought input from residents on use of mobile speed enforcement technology.
Mayor Keller Gives Update on One ABQ Youth Connect Fall Youth Programs
Registration now open for programs to keep kids safe and engaged before and after school.
City’s Moody’s Ratings Jump Two Scores to “Positive” in Spite of Pandemic
Moody’s Investors Service affirms CABQ’s responsible fiscal management, improves General Obligation and Gross Receipts Tax Ratings
City Finance Department Awarded for Highest Principles of Governmental Budgeting
Government Finance Officers Association recognizes effective, quality budgeting efforts
City Sells Nearly $50 Million in Bonds to Fund Capital Improvement Projects
Proceeds will fund projects for public safety, community centers, streets and parks
County, City, and Water Authority Align on Gender-Pay Equity Measure for Vendors
Preference will be given to businesses that have no pay gaps between employees
Metro Crime Initiative Meets for Second Session Focused on Early Intervention
System experts and community stakeholders gathered to examine and develop recommendations to strengthen criminal justice system.
City Breaks Ground on Imperial Inn Renovation
Redevelopment project will transform the property into a vibrant retail and residential hub
Keller Administration Announces New $7.5 Million Grant Program for Small Businesses
ARPA-funded grants will provide assistance to Albuquerque businesses and startups
Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Lands in Top 10 Among Large U.S. Cities
City receives high marks in new report, shows investment in parks facilities paying off
APD releases results from week eight of Downtown Weekend Operations
Units from across the department are working with officers in the Downtown Public Safety District to crack down on criminal behavior during weekends this summer.
PD apprehends 72 offenders, 25 DWI arrests in 45th Anti-Crime Operation
Operation results in 4 firearms recovered, 9 stolen vehicle and 282 moving citations.
Mayor Keller and Interim Chief Gallegos Announce Newly Appointed Deputy Chief Positions at AFR
Deputy Chief Emily Jaramillo moves to DC of Human Resources and Interim Deputy Chief Chris Ortiz fills in for Emergency Medical Services.
City Gives Update on Multi-Use Stadium Facility Bond Resolution
If approved by City Council, resolution would go to voters to decide in November.