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A PDF of the Victim Statement in Navajo.

A PDF of the Victim Statement in English.

View upcoming events from the Parks and Recreation Department.

The Albuquerque Geodetic Reference System (AGRS) provides a single homogenous coordinate system for the orderly development and positioning of subdivisions, roads, power lines, and all the other components of the City infrastructure.

Water

AI generated image of water

Nina Cooper

Dr. Cooper in black and white outfit with park background

rules for the IHO

2025 Action Plan HUD CPD 7 15 2025

Notice of Public Hearing Spanish 8 14 2025

a document announcing a hearing

Notice of Public Hearing English 8 14 2025

Agenda for the Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee Meeting on September 3, 2025.

A PDF of the Mental Health Response Advisory Committee for Aug. 19, 2025.

Community Benefit Matrix - UPDATE - 2025 08 - RTA - protected

Albuquerque Community Safety Responders Provide Critical Support to Family in Crisis

Responders provide emergency shelter and hope for family facing dual crises

The City of Albuquerque Environmental Health Department (EHD) is requesting neighborhood participation in slowing the spread and establishment of an invasive mosquito species. EHD has recently begun documenting the rapid spread of the Yellow Fever Mosquito (Aedes aegypti) in several Albuquerque neighborhoods. We do not have any disease transmission in Albuquerque, but this is the species of mosquito attributed to the spread of diseases like Zika, Dengue, and Chikungunya. We appreciate your assistance with this important public health initiative. Please feel free to direct any questions to our department via 311.

a final decision on board of ethics advisory opinion 01-2025

blooming strawflower

A closeup photo of red-toned blooms of strawflowers in various stages of budding, against a blanket of rich green foliage and yellow and orange lantana clusters intermixed in the background. The "What's blooming?" logo is in a bold complimentary yellow in the top left corner, while the four-squared ABQ BioPark logo in color is in the bottom right.