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The Sustainability Timeline graphic, featuring a snaking line with years and icons and notable events during that year, including: 2018 - Mayor Tim Keller signed Paris Climate Agreement, 2019 - Mayor Tim Keller creates the Sustainability Office, 2019 - City of Albuquerque awarded US Green Building Council grant, 2020 - Climate Action Plan task force created/started, 2021 - Climate Action Plan draft created, 2021 - City of Albuquerque Climate Action Plan released, 2020 - Green House Gas Inventory published, 1st in more than 10 years, 2020 - Albuquerque achieves LEED for Cities Silver Certification, 2022 - Completed Bloomberg American City Climate, Challenge, 2022 - Hired full time staff for the Sustainability Office, 2022 - Advanced 100% renewable energy to 2025, 2022 - Mayor Keller puts ABQ on the path to become top 10 US city powered by renewable energy, 2022 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #1, 2022 - Solar Act, Community Solar, NM PRC, 2022 - ABQ 3rd place city in US with the most solar, 123 deep retrofits to City buildings, 2023 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #2, 2024 - Climate Action Plan Implementation Report #3, 2024 - Updated Sustainability Resolution passed City Council 9-0, 2025 - Mayor re-commits to Paris Agreement to tackle climate change, 2025 Mayor Keller signed two executive orders transitioning away from fossil fuels in municipal buildings, 2025 - City receives A- from CDP's Environmental Disclosure Program
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Building permit approved for 110 new apartments in a long-vacant office tower, advancing Albuquerque’s Housing Now vision
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The Sawmill section opens as a powerful symbol of progress, resilience, and community connection
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Help choose a name for the BioPark’s baby hippo!
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Agenda for the Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee Meeting on November 5, 2025.
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City renames early learning facility in honor of local leader
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A PDF of the Mental Health Response Advisory Committee Agenda for Oct. 15, 2024.
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Vendor Preference Application
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A collage of multiple artworks, including: Portrait of a woman with dark hair and bangs wearing a black top, seated indoors with a neutral expression. A large adobe-style building with a flat roof and multiple windows, surrounded by green lawns and trees under a blue sky. Abstract geometric painting featuring overlapping shapes and muted earth tones, resembling a fragmented cityscape. Surreal underwater scene showing a person floating with bubbles and light filtering through the water above.
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Composite images representing exhibitions on view at the Museum. First image at far right is Sonja from "Modern Art and Politics in Germany 1910-1945"; second image is a hand-colored postcard of the Albuquerque Special Collections Library which is an adobe structure with a lawn and cobblestone pathway to the entrance; the third image is of a Lyonel Feininger painting of an abstract cityscape with repeated geometric patterns of roofs; the fourth and last image is of two women in black garments under a body of teal-colored water holding plant clippings facing the water surface with the photograph taken below them.
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Download the first issue of Honor Magazine.
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2025 Garden Music- 1
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a request for interpretation of law
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a final decision on the advisory opinion
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Temporary Eclipse Installation at the Balloon Museum
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Boundary map of the Rio Grande service area for ABQ RIDE Connect.
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A PDF of the 2025 3rd Quarter Internal Affairs Quarterly Report.
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A PDF of the 2025 2nd Quarter Internal Affairs Quarterly Report.
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A PDF of the 2025 1st Quarter Internal Affairs Quarterly Report.