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Information and resources related to mental health
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APD Language Access Resources Captions .vtt file.
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Information about qualifications, disqualifications, and open enrollment.
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Information about Field and Administrative positions and applying to ACS
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Join ACS Descriptions .vtt file.
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Join ACS Captions .vtt file.
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Chief Jaramillo Website Welcome Descriptions .vtt file.
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Historic information about publicly financed candidates for elected office with the City of Albuquerque.
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Organizational Chart for Council Services Department updated on August 11, 2026.
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Chief Jaramillo Welcome Video Captions .vtt file.
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A multilingual Know Your Rights video campaign designed to help APINH residents better understand basic rights, safety planning, and trusted community resources during encounters involving immigration enforcement or public safety concerns.
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A mural on the wall and window of the Albuquerque Museum lobby. On the left is a pueblo building on a mesa. In the center is the Statue of Liberty in chains. On the right are two children running towards Teeter-Totter Wall (2019) by Ronald Rael, Virginia San Fratello, and Colectivo Chopeke.
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An illustration of "Missing Middle" housing options between single-family and large apartment complexes. Commonly built before zoning prohibited them, these include casitas, duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, townhouses, and cottage courts. They offer more affordable, diverse housing choices that still fit the scale of lower-density neighborhoods. The graphic is adapted from Opticos Design, Inc., which coined the term "Missing Middle" housing.
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BOT Board Listing August 2026
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A black-and-white image on a column in the Albuquerque Museum Lobby, depicting a pig wearing a face mask and a hat labeled "ICE" being abducted by a flying saucer with the US Capitol Building in place of a dome, stretched in anamorphic perspective.
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This page contains information about zoning requirements for cottage developments in Albuquerque.
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A PDF of the Five Year Forcast for FY 2026.
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Information about the five-year forecast.
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Map of all lots greater than 10,000 square feet that are zoned R-1, which make up 36% of the area zoned R-1.