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This page describes the City of Albuquerque Air Quality Program's cooperation with the New Mexico Environment Department to develop a federally-mandated plan for improving visibility in designated national parks and wildness areas.

Water Protection Advisory Board

Noise permits are available to allow temporary sound above the usual limits but still within reason for events having amplified sound, such as DJ’s, microphones, live bands, etc.

Learn how to respond to common wildlife in Albuquerque.

City Finalizes Development Agreement for Major Reuse of Park Central Tower

Long-vacant 10-story tower to become 110 new homes, including 41 affordable units

Mayor Keller Tours Boxabl Units as City Pushes Forward on Rapid Housing Solutions

Prefabricated Casitas offer a fast, affordable way to activate unused land and expand housing options

Skunks are widespread and fairly common in the Albuquerque area.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mosquitoes

The Environmental Services Division conducts aquifer groundwater monitoring at approximately 130 selected wells within the Albuquerque city limits.

Former City Landfills

Information about reporting needles.

Use this form to Request a Sharps Pickup Training.

This class will provide pool operators with information about swimming pool and spa operations based on the City of Albuquerque Swimming Pool Ordinance.

How is a piece of legislation introduced to the City Council?

City Announces New Leadership in Public Art Program

Michael Ogilvie brings fresh expertise to advance key initiatives .