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  • Friday, March 27 2015
  • Tuesday, March 24 2015
  • Community Outreach Agenda 3.30.15
  • Community Policing Councils Meeting Schedules
  • Thursday, March 26 2015
  • Proposed POB Rules
  • Transit Advisory Board Minutes - March 2015
  • Pollen Count

    Pollen count and air quality information in Albuquerque.

  • Recycling

    Residential curbside recycling.

  • Trash Pick-Up

    Schedule information about residential trash pick-up.

  • Tips to Prevent Residential Burglary Tips to Prevent Residential Burglary

    Fight Theft by Reducing Desire, Ability and Opportunity

  • Report: Child Abuse Prevention Task Force Findings Report: Child Abuse Prevention Task Force Findings

    Read the findings from the 2014 Child Abuse Prevention Task Force Report and Community Recommendations.

  • District 3 Newsletter

    December 2014

  • October - December 2013: Volume 14, Issue 4

    It’s hard to believe that summer is just about over and fall is creeping upon us. Once again we made it through fire closures and drought followed by over three inches of rain in July, with an epic storm blasting 90MPH winds. El Duende’s Pulaski needs a good sharpening after having to deal with all those trees and branches that were blocking our bosque trails.

  • October - December 2011: Volume 12, Issue 4

    This year the Open Space Alliance announces a new Board of Directors. They are: President – Sallie McCarthy; Vice-President – Jack Clifford; Secretary – Steve Glass; and Treasurer – Elizabeth Young. I want to thank Steven Hamp for his years of service as President, and we are grateful that he will continue to serve on the board. The board meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 4:00 p.m. at the Open Space Visitor Center. We welcome your attendance anytime

  • October - December 2010: Volume 11, Issue 4

    The City of Albuquerque’s Open Space Division is proud to announce the opening of its newest bike trail! Take a ride or a stroll on a new addition to the West Mesa trails network. The Paseo de la Mesa Trail runs from 81st Street (near to the Volcano Cliffs water tanks) up and west almost to Paseo de Volcan.

  • October - December 2009: Volume 10, Issue 4

    A score and five years ago, our city fathers brought forth a new divisionconceived for everybody and dedicated to the proposition that not allland is created equal. At that time our community was engaged in agreat struggle to prevent the loss of its character to the wrecking ball orthe bulldozer blade. And while there have been setbacks, the victorieswere greater and the result has been beyond impressive.

  • October - December 2008: Volume 9, Issue 4

    The Open Space Alliance is proud to be the host for the City of Albuquerque Open Space Visitor Center’s 3rd Annual Open Space: A View with Room. This fantastic art show runs through December 11th. All of the art work in the show depicts the many lands being preserved as part of the City of Albuquerque’s Open Space System. The paintings primarily highlight and bring into focus the variety of spaces that are available in the city of Albuquerque.

  • October - December 2007: Volume 8, Issue 4

    The hot days of summer are coming to an end. Cottonwood trees will soon turn golden and flutter in gently blowing breezes. Fall means harvesting summer's gift of green chiles and other New Mexican specialty crops grown with acequia waters. The cool morning air also reminds Albuquerque residents that the colorful hot air ballons will soon fill the skies above the Rio Grande Valley and surrounding Mesas.

  • October - December 2005: Volume 6, Issue 4

    At the end of last year the Open Space Police (OSP) were absorbed into the Albuquerque Police Department (APD). As a special unit in APD administered by Captain Mike Castro and Lieutenant Ruben Griego, the Open Space Police continue patrolling and responding to calls affecting Open Space properties and facilities.