City News
Official news from the City of Albuquerque
GCC Rio Grande, Inc. Tijeras Portland Cement Manufacturing Facility
GCC requests an air quality permit modification for a pound-per-hour emission increase for NOx and CO from the kilns due to operational fluctuations and a decrease in SO2 emissions.
Updated: City Celebrates the Annular Eclipse with Four Temporary Public Art Installations
Installations on view at the Anderson Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum October 7 - 15.
Live Entertainment in Old Town Returns During Balloon Fiesta Week
Free family friendly events feature mix of regional sounds begins this Friday.
Community Safety Department Marks 2 Years of Service
ACS continues to be transformational for Albuquerque’s public safety system.
Sun Van Scheduling Software Will be Down for Upgrades
ABQ RIDE makes improvements to increase Sun Van scheduling efficiency.
Dr. Samantha Sengel Unanimously Confirmed as City’s New Chief Administrative Officer
Dr. Sengel to transition into the role held by retiring CAO Lawrence Rael.
Job Opportunity at the ABQ BioPark: Assistant Hoofstock Keeper
The ABQ BioPark’s Hoofstock team is seeking an enthusiastic and hard-working team member to provide the highest level of care for the Hoofstock collection. This position reports to the Mammal Assistant Curator and is part of the Hoofstock Department.
Trash, Recycling, and Large Items Will be Collected on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Customers who are regularly scheduled for service on Mondays should put their trash and recycling at the curb for collection.
Lowrider Bicycle Built by Duke City Lowrider Bike Club Unveiled in Washington D.C.
The lowrider bicycle was built by students from the Duke City and Olathe, KS Lowrider Bicycle Clubs.
Quality-of-Life Projects, Including Stadium, Proceed
City intends to lease land at Balloon Fiesta Park to New Mexico United for privately-funded stadium.
Celebrate the Splendors of Autumn at the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden's Harvest Festival Oct. 7 and 8
Event features live music, local artisans, Discovery Stations, and more.
Four Albuquerque Senior Centers Earn National Accreditation
Senior Affairs staff recognized by City Council for their achievement
Balloon Museum Adds Must-See Events, New Exhibits, and Extended Hours During Balloon Fiesta
Annular eclipse viewing event, artist talks, craft cocktails, and more on tap October 7-15.
Mayor’s Office Appoints new Chief of Staff
Veronica Martinez brings public and private sector leadership experience to the role.
Indigenous Peoples Day: Oct. 9, 2023
Information about holiday closures, in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday, Oct. 9, 2023.
An Event to Eclipse all Others at the Balloon Museum Celebrates Celestial Sensation
Annular eclipse takes path over Albuquerque skies on Oct. 14.
Casa San Ysidro Presents Harvest Festival 2023
2-day celebration highlights the living traditions of New Mexico with the Village of Corrales,
APD arrests 2 men for murder of 11-year-old Froylan Villegas in case of mistaken identity
Update on homicide case
City Councilor Klarissa Peña Sends Letter to Governor Newsom Encouraging Support of Repealing Anti-Cruising Laws
AB 436 proposes removing the ability for a local government to adopt rules and regulations on cruising in California.
Albuquerque Economic Development Department Recognized with Six Prestigious International Awards
Awards highlight efforts in workforce development, small business support, and film.
City Outlines Strategies to Increase Affordable Housing
Zoning changes, funding requests and new programs to add units faster.
Blues Night on Civic Plaza Ready to Hit All the Right Notes in Downtown Albuquerque
Charlie Musselwhite headlines free concert featuring local and national talent .
City Councilor Klarissa Peña Attends Blessing Honoring Kee Thompson
Kee Thompson and Allison Gorman were murdered at Central and 60th Street in 2014.
City Councilors Urge State Legislative Action for Public Safety and Behavioral Health, and Affirm Constitutional Right to Keep and Bear Arms
The bills will be heard for final action at the October 2, 2023 City Council Meeting.