Modified items All recently modified items, latest first. March 2018 Agenda Prevention Intervention Harm Reduction Proposed Municipal Golf Course Greens Fee Increase The City of Albuquerque, acting through the Parks and Recreation Department, is intending to increase the green fees by $1.00. The proposed new rates would take effect April 15, 2018. Proposed Municipal Golf Course Greens Fee Increase Notice of Intent to Promulgate: Proposed Municipal Golf Course Greens Fee Increase 50 Mile Activity Loop Map dated Jan. 17, 2018 An image file of the 50 Mile Activity Loop Map dated Jan. 17, 2018. Budget Deficit Initiative Report: February 2018 A PDF of Budget Deficit Initiative Report: February 2018. APD Staffing Model and Strategies: February 2018 A PDF of APD Staffing Model and Strategies: February 2018. Friday, March 02 2018 March 2018 Neighborhood Newsletter A PDF of March 2018 Neighborhood Newsletter. Article 7 - Whistleblower Ord (2010) Adm Instr No 2-22 (2016) Adm Instr No 1-6 (2016) Thursday, March 01 2018 2-28-18 #OIG 18-0002-I Report of Investigation: Alleged Misuse of Employee Resources The OIG conducted an investigation based on information received from the City’s Legal Department concerning an allegation that a Transit Department supervisor directed employees to work at his residence during working hours. 2-28-18 #OIG 18-0001-I Report of Investigation: Illegal Discharge of Water into the Storm Drainage System The OIG conducted an investigation based on information received while conducting an investigation of the Transit Department. The information received alleged that TD employees at the Daytona Transit Facility had discharged water contaminated with pollutants. 2-28-18 #OIG 18-0003-I Report of Investigation: Associate Director of Animal Welfare Department The OIG conducted an investigation of allegations that the Animal Welfare Department Associate Director misused her position to circumvent established processes and policies for adopting animals that were required by the general public. Summer Softball Booklet 2018 Summer Softball Booklet 2018 Wednesday, February 28 2018 AFD Implements New Programs to Improve Patient Care & Reduce Non-Emergency 9-1-1 Calls Fire Chief Paul Dow announced two new programs that AFD will launch in the coming months that will improve medical service to Albuquerque citizens and reduce non-emergency 9-1-1 calls. The Community EMS Care and Basic Life Support Rescue programs will help to reduce non-emergency calls so EMT's and Paramedics can respond to life-threatening calls quicker so the patient has an increased chance of survival. EMS Heat map 30 days.jpg AQC Minutes - February 1, 2018.pdf < Previous 20 items 1 ... 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 ... 2328 Next 20 items >