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This grant is now closed.
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The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency (MRA) regularly offers targeted grant programs to support local businesses, property owners, and community organizations within Albuquerque’s designated Metropolitan Redevelopment Areas. While the programs listed below are no longer accepting applications, they represent past efforts to improve public safety, revitalize corridors, and support economic development. Please explore the summaries and archived materials for reference. For updates on future funding opportunities, visit our MRA Boutique Business and Property Grants page or contact us at [email protected].
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This grant is currently closed. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. To be notified of future grant opportunities, please get in touch with Jenny Jackson at [email protected].
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This grant is currently closed. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. To be notified of future grant opportunities, please get in touch with Jenny Jackson at [email protected].
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This grant is currently closed. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. To be notified of future grant opportunities, please get in touch with Jenny Jackson at [email protected].
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This grant is currently closed. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. To be notified of future grant opportunities, please get in touch with Jenny Jackson at [email protected].
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This grant is currently closed. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. To be notified of future grant opportunities, please get in touch with Jenny Jackson at [email protected].
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Empowering local businesses. Enhancing Albuquerque’s neighborhoods.
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A photo of a large hot pink double-flowering herbaceous peony, framed by its light green foliage. The "What's blooming?" logo is in white in the top left corner, while the four-squared ABQ BioPark logo in color is in the bottom right
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March 11, 2026 AQCB Minutes-signed
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Stay informed about the current projects and studies initiated by the City Council.
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Use this form to submit a request for Slow Down Albuquerque yard signs. There is a 6-sign limit per person when picked up. Signs are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Mayor Keller’s budget shows millions in spending increases, without the outcomes to justify it.
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Signing marks historic milestone in the City’s commitment to collaboration in making informed, responsive, and equitable policies.
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Videos and PPT Tutorials for the Public, Candidates and Committees
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Images of East Atrisco Kimbar Park's new lighting, trash receptacles and park benches, playground structures, and play surfaces.
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Information for voters participating in Albuquerque City elections.
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Measure Finance Committees register with the City Clerk to support or oppose a candidate or ballot measure.
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Information about running for office as a publicly financed candidate.
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