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The following information is for residents only NOT home health care agencies, commercial, or veterinary use (including syringes used for animals). These providers are required to dispose of medical waste according to the New Mexico Administrative Code.

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A group of people wearing orange sarongs, tops and dresses are performing at the Museum entrance with an audience ringing around them.

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people viewing artworks in a Museum gallery with the space painted blue and a woman wearing a hat seated on a bench in the foreground.

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A small group of children are looking at a painting in the Museum hallway with a guide pointing out the significance of the work.

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Performance of a singer and keyboardist on stage with the backs of patrons at round tables.

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Museum gallery image of a space painted gray with a central bronze sculpture of a nude male on a rectangular pedestal and paintings on the wall behind it with multiple people pointing at the sculpture and speaking with one another.

Information about Air Quality Control Board meetings, agendas, and minutes.

ABQ RIDE Quarterly Security Report

City Petitions for Emergency Action Against Problem Property

Emergency injunction filed to halt criminal activity and ongoing violations following homicide at Quirky Books

Information about public tennis court locations throughout Albuquerque.

An alphabetical list of parks and addresses. Although listed community centers are under Youth and Family Services.

Seasons of Nonviolence Drive-In Movie Night Draws Over 1,600 Attendees

Event offered connection to services, free food, fun activities for families.

Procurement Manual

Nob Hill Glows With the Twinkle Light Parade

Join 4,000 participants for a mile-long celebration of lights, music, and holiday cheer.

Immerse in Magic at the Old Town Holiday Stroll

Enjoy the tree lighting, festive shopping, live performances, and free entry to nearby museums.

The City of Albuquerque Parks & Recreation Department and BikeABQ honored the legacy of bicycle advocate Gail Ryba with the unveiling of two new interpretive signs on both ends of the Gail Ryba Memorial Bridge followed by a community bike ride across the bridge.

Gail Ryba Interpretive Sign

Four people standing outside around a sign with a picutre of Gail Ryba.

pdf of the presentation

Honoring Gail Ryba: Interpretive Signs Unveiled

Celebrating a Visionary Cycling Advocate