Modified items

council of chairs submitted recommendation

recommendation from the council of chairs

The Animal Welfare Department Is Expecting!

Help “shower” orphaned kittens and puppies by donating needed items

Albuquerque City Council Proclaims April 2026 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Proclamation recognizes the pervasive nature of sexual violence in New Mexico and a issues call to action for the city’s residents.

Revised agenda for MPRAB meeting on April 7, 2026.

Albuquerque Community Safety and Albuquerque Fire Rescue Connect Overdose Survivor to Immediate Treatment Through “Golden Opportunity”

From overdose to opportunity: City responders help a mother choose treatment

Route 155 Changes for ABQ Ride Forward

A map showing the route 155 Changes for ABQ Ride Forward.

Route 52-53 Changes in Barelas for ABQ Ride Forward

A map showing the route 52-53 Changes in Barelas for ABQ Ride Forward.

Route 52 Changes for ABQ Ride Forward

A map showing the route 52 changes for ABQ Ride Forward.

A PDF of the Optimized Municipal Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Report.

About District 1 Councilor Stephanie W. Telles

Foothills Wild Guided Hike

Come learn about the local flora and fauna in the Sandia Mountains.

Archived videos and 2025 Agendas for the Transformative Neighborhood Planning Meetings.

Agenda for MRPAB meeting on April 7, 2026.

The CPOA is an independent agency of the City of Albuquerque, distinct from City government, City Council, and the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) and is charged with fairly and impartially reviewing and investigating complaints and commendations from community members concerning APD personnel. The CPOA consists of an Administrative Office, led by the Executive Director, and the Civilian Police Oversight Advisory Board (CPOAB).

NDB April 2026 Newsletter UPDATED