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A PDF of the Human Rights Board Special Meeting Agenda December 10, 2025
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A PDF of the Human Rights Board Minutes for November 20, 2025
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Find Animal Welfare intake and outcomes data.
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Learn how ACS’s Street Outreach Initiatives bridge public safety and public health to support Albuquerque’s unsheltered population.
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Learn how to request a copy of an Incident Report for an ACS call for service you were directly involved in
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Submit a formal commendation or complaint report of an Albuquerque Community Safety staff member. This form is NOT for requesting a call for service.
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Have you had a meaningful experience with ACS? We’d love to hear how we’ve helped you or your community.
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Hear firsthand accounts from ACS responders and community members about the moments that make a difference.
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Learn how ACS provides the right response for every call, with teams tailored to meet different behavioral health and quality-of-life needs.
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Cultivating responsible special interest vehicle club activities and events that promote the City’s cultural heritage and cultural tourism industry.
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A photo of clusters of pink flower buds starting to bloom on a rose grape plant, surrounded by its the large, broad leaves. In the background a palm tree encircled in white Christmas lights is blurred, along with other types of tropical plants in the flower show. The "What's blooming?" logo is in a complimentary dark green in the top left corner, while the four-squared ABQ BioPark logo in color is in the bottom right.
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Albuquerque Community Safety, other agencies team up to help a young couple navigate housing uncertainty
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Albuquerque Community Safety Responders Prevent Tragedy in Remote Part of Foothills
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Community support helps senior transition from homelessness to new beginnings
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Find images of some finalized service requests.
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A timeline of leadership beginning with the first 35 families that created the Villa de Alburquerque in 1706 now on view.
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Illustrations of dancing, food, and music around a photo of Pancho Clos seated in a wood chair. He's waiting a colorful pancho and a sombrero. Text information about the event appears below along with sponsor logos, including the City of Albuquerque, Walmart, Presbyterian, UNM Hospital, and La Planta.
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Illustrations of dancing, food, and music around a photo of Pancho Clos seated in a wood chair. He's waiting a colorful pancho and a sombrero. Text information about the event appears below along with sponsor logos, including the City of Albuquerque, Walmart, Presbyterian, UNM Hospital, and La Planta.