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AQP Notice of Intent Cover Letter 2026-05

AQP Pre-App Meeting Agenda & Sign Checklists 2026-05

Social Services Procurement Rules, Effective April 1, 2026

Animal Welfare Pit Crew Ready for Pit Bull Pit Stop

Every “Pit Stop” helps stop pet overpopulation

2026 Seasons of Nonviolence Summer Schedule

2026 Seasons of Nonviolence Summer Schedule text on page.

Craigen Jordan Jr. on horseback

A black-and-white photograph of a young man on horseback, wearing a cowboy hat and swinging a lasso above his head.

The Stationary Source Program regulates and limits emissions from a variety of sources in Albuquerque-Bernalillo County.

panaceas, promises + problems (detail)

A photo of Chip Thomas' panaceas, promises + problems, taken at night. Blacklights illuminate the front of the installation, causing the small pieces of uranium hung in front of the large-scale photographs to glow green. In the top left corner of the installation, a starburst shape and text which reads "Atomic Age" also glow bright neon green.

Chip Thomas Headshot

A black-and-white portrait of the artist Chip Thomas standing in front of a mural. Thomas is a Black man with a short, white beard wearing a black baseball cap, glasses, and a puffer jacket.

Cyndy John Begaye holding a photo of her dad, a uranium miner

A close-up, black-and-white photograph of an elderly woman's hands holding a photograph of a man working in a mineshaft. Cursive text around the border of the photograph reads "Dad working the Slick Rock mine to provide for his family during the Cold War in the early 60s."

The Northwest Area Command Newsletter for April 2026.

Doctor Nativo Heights

A lively band holding a variety of instruments playing a concert outside on the street.

Frequently asked questions about resolving citations through community service.

Special events require advanced approval and permits from the City of Albuquerque. We are happy to help guide you through the Event Permitting Process. The City of Albuquerque’s Event Permitting Process is designed to make recommendations and establish guidelines for events based on city ordinances, requirements and regulations for events hosted by citizens, businesses and organizations. These recommendations and requirements are intended to minimize impact on area residents, businesses and organizations, and ensure the City’s ability to provide emergency services to the public.

Information about the Albuquerque Police Department's Summer Camp Fearless for Ages 8-13.

Information about the Albuquerque Police Department's Junior Police Academy for Ages 14-17.

2027 G.O. Bond Information and resources page