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PY 2024 CAPER 9 26 2025 WEB
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2025 Action Plan HUD Approved
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Museum celebrates two decades of dazzling visitors.
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Tenant's Guide to City Housing Code
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Updated Renter's Guide to the Albuquerque Housing Code
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The backs of women with traditional hairstyles holding traditional pottery on their heads.
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Free patterns for knitting, crocheting, and fleece blankets and toys for shelter animals.
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A PDF of Appeal Findings 09-11-2025 Board Meeting
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“Easy RFP” due July 23 to bring new life to vacant City-owned sites across Albuquerque
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A collage of hand crafted pet blankets and toys.
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Nearly 4.8 acres of turf to support youth sports in Southwest Albuquerque.
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City and New Mexico United highlight next steps towards soccer stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park.
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The city announced that year-to-date APD has seen a 47% reduction in all fatal and serious injury crashes in the area. Along with this highlight, the Department of Municipal Development announced a set of new roadway enhancements that will improve safety along east Central Avenue for all users. The city has already taken a multifaceted approach to improve the area through engineering, education and enforcement.
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ALBUQUERQUE – The City of Albuquerque’s Neighborhood Traffic Management Program is slowing down drivers in two key neighborhoods with projects beginning on Monday, Aug. 25.
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ALBUQUERQUE – The largest construction project in our city’s history will soon start on Albuquerque’s West Side. The Unser and Paseo del Norte widening project will start this fall and will help alleviate congestion for Westside drivers and commuters.
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ALBUQUERQUE – The City of Albuquerque will soon expand its Automated Speed Enforcement camera program with 8 additional cameras. The City has a new ASE vendor, Elovate, that has fully swapped out 20 older ASE cameras with 20 new, multiple lens, cameras. The ASE program hopes to have 8 more cameras installed across the city by the end of 2025.
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The City of Albuquerque will soon expand its Automated Speed Enforcement camera program with 8 additional cameras. The City has a new ASE vendor, Elovate, that has fully swapped out 20 older ASE cameras with 20 new, multiple lens, cameras. The ASE program hopes to have 8 more cameras installed across the city by the end of 2025.
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Damon Bader joins the city with a strong business and real estate background
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Mayor Tim Keller, the City of Albuquerque’s Public Safety leaders and other local leaders gathered to announce the grand opening of the Southwest Safety Center, a first of its kind