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Information about youth and family programs at Albuquerque Museum.

Ways to Drive Less - Benefits of Public Transit

Benefits of Public Transit less than half the carbon emissions of driving a car reduces U.S. carbon emissions about 63 million metric tons a year reduces U.S. gasoline use about 6.6 million gallons a day generates $5 in economic returns for every $1 invested

Ways to Drive Less - E-Bike Benefits

Benefits of E-Bikes carbon emissions from cycling can be more than 30 times lower than driving a fossil fuel car and 10 times lower than driving an electric car.

P&P Agenda 07-13-22

Albuquerque Museum 2021 Strategic Plan, including Board of Trustees Policies, Code of Ethics, Collections Management Policy, DEAI Plan, Land Acknowlegement, and Logic Model

ACS Monthly Informational Report March 2022

ACS Monthly Informational Report April 2022

The annual report form for neighborhood coalitions by the Office of Neighborhood Coordination, updated June 2022.

The annual report form for neighborhood associations by the Office of Neighborhood Coordination, updated June 2022.

Bylaws are the guiding, binding documents for any neighborhood association or neighborhood coalition. Your bylaws determine the manner and procedure in which your organization should be run. The City of Albuquerque cannot enforce your bylaws or give you legal advice. If you have questions about how to run your association/coalition, or what to do in certain circumstances, our response will often point you back to your bylaws. For this reason, we recommend careful attention to detail when crafting bylaws for the first time or amending existing bylaws.