Modified items

List of closure dates for West Mesa Aquatic Center.

Blooming desert rose

A closeup photo of a bright pink desert rose flower with another unopened bud behind it. The leaves and light-colored branches blurred in the background. The "What's blooming?" logo is in a complimentary pink in the top right corner, while the four-squared ABQ BioPark logo in color is in the bottom left.

Information about Take Another Look, the Public Art Urban Enhancement Division podcast produced and hosted by One Albuquerque Media

2025 SBCC- Flyer Cropped

2025 SBCC- Flyer Cropped

Make plans for these ABQ RIDE events.

Information about the 167-acre Candelaria Nature Preserve.

R-25-187 Amendment FGO 10-27-25

R-25-185 Amendment FGO 10-27-25

R-25-196 Amendment CC 10-20-25

R-25-182 Amendment CC 10-20-25

O-25-98 Amendment CC 10-20-25

The Employee Leave Purchase Program offers for the purchase of additional leave by eligible City employees. The program provides flexibility in managing work–life balance while ensuring City services continue to function effectively and efficiently.

See what the City of Albuquerque is doing to prevent traffic deaths and serious injuries.

ptab-resolution-for-2025

South Broadway Cultural Center Celebrates 31 Years Tradition With Día de Los Muertos Exhibit

Community exhibition is open and free to the public.

The Future of Paratransit Is Here! Sun Van Goes Digital

Tech upgrades expand booking options and allow ride tracking.

Microtransit Expansion Makes Maximum Impact

ABQ RIDE Connect’s Rio Grande Zone brings free on-demand service to more people, businesses and Gateway.

About Sustainability Timeline

The Sustainability Timeline graphic, featuring a snaking line with years and icons and notable events during that year, including: 2018 - Mayor Tim Keller signed Paris Climate Agreement, 2019 - Mayor Tim Keller creates the Sustainability Office, 2019 - City of Albuquerque awarded US Green Building Council grant, 2020 - Climate Action Plan task force created/started, 2021 - Climate Action Plan draft created, 2021 - City of Albuquerque Climate Action Plan released, 2020 - Green House Gas Inventory published, 1st in more than 10 years, 2020 - Albuquerque achieves LEED for Cities Silver Certification, 2022 - Completed Bloomberg American City Climate, Challenge, 2022 - Hired full time staff for the Sustainability Office, 2022 - Advanced 100% renewable energy to 2025, 2022 - Mayor Keller puts ABQ on the path to become top 10 US city powered by renewable energy, 2022 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #1, 2022 - Solar Act, Community Solar, NM PRC, 2022 - ABQ 3rd place city in US with the most solar, 123 deep retrofits to City buildings, 2023 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #2, 2024 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #3, 2024 - Updated Sustainability Resolution passed City Council 9-0, 2025 - Mayor re-commits to Paris Agreement to tackle climate change, 2025 Mayor Keller signed two executive orders transitioning away from fossil fuels in municipal buildings, 2025 - City receives A- from CDP's Environmental Disclosure Program