Modified items

All recently modified items, latest first.

Support Request - Post Donation Drive
Request for Organization Set Up
Group Volunteer Project Request
Support Request - Organization Training
Support Request - Post Volunteer Opportunity
Volunteer with the City of Albuquerque

Directory of volunteer links and info for City departments
Volunteer of the Month Nominations

Nominate an outstanding volunteer!
Organization FAQs

Overview video for setting up organizations and navigating the website
ABQ BioPark and Chevron Announce Partnership to Support Conservation

Launching three-year, $600,000 initiative to protect New Mexico’s wildlife and plants
Renaming Request Form

Recommend a name change for a specific location.
2026 SBCC ZK Main

Five men posing indoors with musical instruments including a conga drum and an electric guitar near large windows and plants.
Developer Resources

Learn how to access and use ABQ Data.
Contact ABQ Data

We want to hear from users of ABQdata. What new data sets would you like to see? What are we doing well? What could we do better?
Mentoring

Find mentoring assistance in Albuquerque.
Professional/Technical Contract Interest Form

Thank you for showing interest in teaching or facilitating a program at one or more of our City community centers!
Albuquerque's Birthday 320

Dancers in colorful traditional Mexican attire perform outdoors during Albuquerque's 320th Birthday Celebration under a clear blue sky.
GIS

Information about the City of Albuquerque's Geographic Information Systems.
GIS Maps

Geographic Information System maps and information.
Rada Moss headshot

Headshot of Rada Moss, Office of Financial Empowerment Manager
Blooming bird of paradise

A photo of an orange bird of paradise in full bloom, taken from the side to show off the iconic shape and the orange and purple petals. Behind the bloom, rich green foliage can be seen cascading from a hanging container made of a burlap-like material. The "What's blooming?" logo is in a complimentary orange in the top left corner, while the four-squared ABQ BioPark logo in color is in the top right.