Modified items All recently modified items, latest first. R-25-130 Amendments FGO 5-12-25 R-25-130 Amendments FGO 5-12-25 Cutler Park 2025 Renovations Completed Photo featuring the newly completed updates to Cutler Park, in Council District 7, including new exercise equipment, a drinking fountain, a shade structure, new play equipment and surfacing, and trail markers. R-145 Amendment FGO 5-12-25 R-145 Amendment FGO 5-12-25 "Occ Station 22" by Celestino Crowhill Blue and purple light installation in the alcoves of a building. CPC 323-24 Non-Concurrence Memo A PDF of Civilian Police Complaint 323-24 Non-Concurrence Memo.. Friday, May 16 2025 05-20-25 ZHE Agenda 05-20-25 ZHE Agenda O-25-78 Amendments FGO 5-12-25 O-25-78 Amendments FGO 5-12-25 City of Albuquerque - 2025 Annual Network Review - Spanish City of Albuquerque - 2025 Annual Network Review in Spanish. City of Albuquerque - 2025 Annual Network Review A PDF of the City of Albuquerque - 2025 Annual Network Review. 2025 ANR Public Notice Language - Final A PDF of the 2025 ANR Public Notice Language. 5-21-25 Inspiration PID Agenda Agenda for Inspiration Public Improvement District Board Meeting on May 21, 2025. 5-22-25 Lower Petroglyphs PID Agenda Agenda for Lower Petroglyphs Public Improvement District Board Meeting on May 22, 2025. 5-20-25 Juan Tabo Hills PID Agenda Agenda for Juan Tabo Hills Pubic Improvement District Board Meeting on May 20, 2025. 5-20-25 Montecito Estates PID Agenda Agenda for Montecito Estates Public Improvement District Board Meeting on May 20, 2025 community compost handout This handout covers what a community compost co-op is and how to get involved. Community Composting aims to fill the “missing middle” between home composting and municipal composting: Compost pick-up services can be expensive and don’t exist in most parts of New Mexico. Home composting can be challenging in our arid environment and not everyone has the space for it. In order to make composting more accessible, New Mexico Compost Coalition (NMCC) members, including the City of Albuquerque, are launching seven Community Compost Co-ops across the state. Two of the bins are located within Albuquerque at Barelas Senior Center and North Valley Senior Center. What is inovlved? MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES After an initial training session, you can join the compost cooperative. Once a month, members spend about one hour managing the bins under guidance of a local compost captain, which is time to socialize in addition to caring for and applying the compost. MEMBER BENEFITS Finished compost will be shared between the co-located community gardens and co-op members for use in their home gardens or landscaping. The biggest benefit is saving food and green waste from being wasted, which avoids harmful methane emissions from landfills, and creates healthy soil—all while learning and having fun with your neighbors! HOW TO PARTICIPATE BARELAS SENIOR CENTER 505-764-6436 714 7th St SW, 87102 NORTH VALLEY SENIOR CENTER 505-761-4025 3825 4th St NW, 87107 OR Contact Compost Captain & Sustainable Waste Specialist Sandra West at [email protected] City Acquires Historic Unser Family Property to Drive Westside Cultural Growth Community can weigh in on future redevelopment near Central and Unser ABQ BioPark Announces Summer Concert Series Garden and Zoo Music return with exciting lineups. A Pathway to Economic Stability for Families: Funding Approved for Guaranteed Income Initiative Revenue from marijuana tax will help struggling families 2025.05.28 Personnel Board General Rules and Regulations The rules of the personnel board regarding general rules of board conduct < Previous 20 items 1 ... 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 ... 2344 Next 20 items >