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New Mexico United Soccer Takes to Albuquerque's Streets

Information about the new NM United branded SWMD trucks.

The Office of Inspector General received a complaint from an anonymous worker for the City of Albuquerque stating that one of the Planning Department's employees has been accused of abusing the authority of his position for the financial gain of his brother and possibly himself.

The Office of Inspector General for the City of Albuquerque, NM conducted an investigation based on information received regarding a number of Transit employees traveling to the BYD plant in Lancaster, California to conduct bus assemble inspections for the City’s Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) project. According to the complainant, a number of Transit employees may not have been going to the BYD plant and instead were using work time as a vacation.

The Office of the Inspector General for the City of Albuquerque conducted a thorough review of the different forms of data available to determine the time an Environmental Health Department employee was present at work and the time being reported on the employee’s timecard. The complaint stated an employee was suspected of time reporting fraud and abuse of position in the Environmental Health Department.

City reserves, savings can cover 2020 deficit, collaborative planning underway for 2021-22

June 26, 2020 Community Hall Newsletter

This week, Mayor Tim Keller announced: Investment in the Black community; first-of-Its-kind Civilian Response Department; future of Oñate statue discussion; conversation and prayers for unity and healing; virtual Burque Bee City Pollination Celebration; playgrounds re-opened on Father’s Day weekend; and a new video "We've Got Your Back."

A PDF of the Albuquerque Community Safety Department Graphic.

City Leaders Open the Women’s Memorial Park with Blessing and Dedication

Honoring the women and their families as park opens for celebration, remembrance, and reflection.

One Albuquerque Fund, Mayor Keller Announce Initiatives to Invest in the Black Community

Fund will raise private dollars to positively impact Black community, Mayor asking Council to join with a $1 million investment in same goal

City Continues Support for Local Businesses During COVID-19 Recovery

Mask-making contract, fee waivers for small businesses, and investments boost local workers, companies, families

A PDF of Office of Policy Analysis Agenda 20-07.

The Office of Inspector General for the City of Albuquerque conducted an investigation of allegations regarding the street lighting project and the associated contracts that were awarded to Citelum US, Inc.

City Wins Ruling for Higher Standard in Keller Administration’s Use of Force Overhaul

Ruling over dispute with police union clears way for investigators to ask what a reasonable officer “would have known” when reviewing a use force