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A link to the Albuquerque Community Safety homepage.

May 26, 2021 Community Hall Newsletter

This week Mayor Tim Mayor Keller announced: Updated Mask Guidance; Memorial Day Holiday Information; “reHIRE ABQ” Job Fair; City of Albuquerque Seeks Artist Proposals; and Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic.

June 30, 2021 Community Hall Newsletter

This week Mayor Tim Mayor Keller announced: Reopening July 1, 2021; Visit One of Many Public Facilities to Cool Down; Fourth of July Events; Summer Adventure Camps at Balloon Fiesta Park are Back!; City of Albuquerque Ribbon Cutting on 18 New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations; Fourth of July Closures; Black Community Investment Fund; City of Albuquerque launches Nob Hill-University Public Safety ECHO; and THRIVE 21 Recovery Plan Outlines Six Strategies for Prosperity.

Albuquerque's First Responder System Graphic

A PNG of Albuquerque's First Responder System Graphic.

Albuquerque Metro Crime Stoppers Ups Reward for Homicides

The Albuquerque Metro Crime Stoppers has increased its reward for information regarding homicides. Formerly, the reward was up to $1,000 but has since been changed to up to $2,500.

APD provides update on fatal crash

On Thursday October 21st 2021, at approximately 4:26a.m., a two vehicle fatal crash occurred at the intersection of Avenida Cesar Chavez and the southbound Interstate 25 off-ramp.

City Launches New Mobile Air Quality Monitoring Trailer

New monitoring trailer will collect localized air quality data starting in the San Jose neighborhood

Mayor Keller Signs Mobile Speed Enforcement Legislation to Reduce Dangerous Driving on Albuquerque Streets

Mobile technology will be placed in high-risk areas, provide unbiased enforcement

APD Continues to Combat Road Rage and Illegal Street Racing

Encourages the public to follow safety tips to avoid confrontation on roadways

A PDF of Mental Health Response Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes: Sept. 21, 2021.