City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
District 7’s Mile-Hi Farmers’ Market Annual Opening
Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Celebrates the first day of the local growers’ market
City Council Redistricting Committee Asking for Input at Final Meeting on June 29
The Committee’s next meeting is Wednesday, June 29, 2022, on Zoom.
Mayor Keller Signs off on Major Housing and Homelessness Investments
$48 Million in new investments for housing, homelessness and the Gateway Center
The Office Performing Arts + Film Brings WPA-Inspired Initiative Artists At Work to U.S.-Mexico Borderlands States
8 Cultural Partners Will Host 21 Artists Across Arizona, New Mexico, Southern California, and Texas.
Lauren Keefe to Serve as New City Attorney
Lauren Keefe will step into the role, continuing critical work on DOJ reform and other City initiatives
City Priorities Get Major Boost in Second Round of ARPA Infrastructure Funding
$49 Million in funding directed to solutions for homelessness, public safety facilities, and community spaces
City Paving the Way for More Downtown Visitors
First part of 7-mile Rail Trail completed with streetscaping at the Rail Yards
University of New Mexico, Domenici Hall, 1101 Yale Blvd NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131
The University of New Mexico requests a modification to their air quality permit in Application #1715-M1
City Councilor Brook Bassan Introduces Legislation to Repeal Sanctioned Encampments
Councilor Bassan urges Keller administration to focus on enforcement of existing trespassing laws.
Llamas and Alpaca Move to Heritage Farm
The move will offer more opportunities for the group to graze and take part in other natural behaviors.
Albuquerque Animal Welfare Offers Pet Safety Tips for the Fourth of July
Pet Safety Tips for the Fourth of July
Independence Day Holiday Information: 2022
Information about holiday closures, open attractions, celebrations, and safety resources for Fouth of July.
June 22, 2022, City Council Meeting Will Be Virtual on Zoom
Changes to upcoming meetings also include cancellation of June 15 LUPZ Committee Meeting.
Trash, Recycling, and Large Items Will Be Collected on Juneteenth Holiday
Customers who are regularly scheduled for service on Mondays should put their trash and recycling at the curb for collection.
Community Members' Reflections on the Pandemic Collected in Lost + Found
Art installation opens at Alpaca Gallery this Friday.