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Complete this form to request swim passes for your school

Account request to register for Aquatics Group Use for the 2025 Summer. If you know you already have an account but don't remember the login information fill this form out and we can reset your account. Do note that capacity varies by facility. Some facilities are 15, 20 or 30 attendees max. This does include Group Leaders. Group Use is available June 9, 2025 through August 1, 2025.

Schedule test

Agenda for the Local Government Coordinating Commission Meeting on August 21, 2025.

Kids Block Play - Fall

Two children smile up at the audience. They are seated on a gray carpeted floor. In between and around them are large, multi-colored play construction blocks.

Tile: Early Learning & Care

A photo of two children writing.

Tile: Year-Round Out of School Time Programs

An PNM image of two boys outside.

The file contains a list of all 2025 bond purpose questions along with all proposed projects.

Albuquerque City Council Rescinds Fiber Internet Installation Moratorium

Working group will continue reevaluation of permit criteria and plans for improving outcomes for residents

Location information about the City of Albuquerque's Community Centers.

Albuquerque City Council Unanimously Approves Ordinance to Streamline Affordable and Transitional Housing Development

Ordinance builds on recent reforms, removes administrative barriers, and accelerates the delivery of housing in Albuquerque.

Information about the Bicycle and Pedestrian Amenities section of the Engineering Division.

Information about DTI Innovation & Community.

TBCC Gymnasium

Picture of Thomas Bell Gym

Information on Municipal Development programs.

A PDF of the Power Point presentation for Information for Health Care Providers.

A series of formal walled gardens are found to your right as you enter the Botanic Garden grounds.

City Councilor Dan Lewis Introduces Emergency Resolution to Restore Albuquerque’s Deteriorating Neighborhood Parks

Emergency Parks Grass and Turf Replacement resolution to address the growing decline of neighborhood parks across the City since Mayor Tim Keller reduced the parks budget by $1 million for 2025-2026.