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ACS and UNMH Mobile Medicine Help Legally Blind Man Get Access to Help and Housing

Collaboration is connecting folks to long-term support and helping them off the streets

uetf Resiliency Residency logo

The UETF Resiliency Residency logo featuring a simplified illustration/icon of a hummingbird.

Katharsis Media Inc Logo

Logo for Katharsis Media Inc. featuring a retro-style illustration of a television set with the text NM ED 96 on the screen.

Mayor Keller and AFR Interim Chief Gallegos Announce New Fire Marshal

Kris Romero to serve as Interim Fire Marshal and Nathaniel Meisner as Deputy Chief of Planning/Logistics.

Open Space Annual Pass Section Block

The City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation written on a green circle going around a cottonwood leaf with the words Open Space written on it.

Open Space History and Mission Section Block

Three Open Space volunteers outside of a building reviewing documents on clipboards.

Section AFR Education Tile

A JPG of Section AFR Education

Academy Tile

Firefighters practicing putting out a fire.

AFR 3 Trucks Tile

Three fire trucks.

One ABQ AFR Horizontal Logo Tile

A jpg of the One ABQ AFR Horizontal Logo.

At an informal ceremony in the Auditorim at the Fire Academy, new promotions were made and our latest retirees were recognized for their outstanding service to the Albuqueruque Fire Department.

On Monday, September 10th AFD Lt. Martin Salazar was recognized as New Mexico’s 2012 Firefighter of the Year. The ceremony took place in Socorro at the NM State Firefighter’s Conference. Lt. Salazar’s family was there to celebrate this momentous occasion.

Fractal Fun in the Forecast at the Balloon Museum

S.T.E.A.M. Night features hands-on "fractivities."

Office of Equity & Inclusion Announces New Hires

City fills roles that are critical to creating a more inclusive Albuquerque

A link to job applications currently available within the Transit Department.

Albuquerque at night Tile

Albuquerque at night

Southwest Block Party at Tower Pond Park

Event Offers Support and Free Fun for Families