City Councilor Nichole Rogers

City Councilor Nichole L. Rogers represents District 6 which includes Albuquerque's Southeast Heights encompassing the University of New Mexico, Nob Hill and the International District, just to name a few. She was elected to the City Council in December of 2023 and was sworn in on January 2, 2024 and is now serving her first four (4) year term.

Learn more about Councilor Rogers.

What's Important in District 6

Councilor Rogers is committed to making improvements that neighbors can see, touch and feel.  This begins with transparency and a shared vision.  The Councilor will prioritize increasing housing units, defining a humane response to our unsheltered neighbors.

Subscribe to Councilor Rogers' District 6 Newsletter!

View the latest District 6 Newsletter!

Join in the Community Conversation!

You are invited to join Councilwoman Nichole Rogers for monthly discussions about the latest development updates and review of ongoing projects in District 6! This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insights and engage with important Community initiatives.

View upcoming "2026 District 6 Community Conversations dates!"

Get Help for Common Issues

• NM State Fair Survey - Give us your input on what should be done with the NM State Fair Ground.  Want to Learn More? Listen to Counselor Rogers discuss this on the KRQE Podcast.
• NM State Fairgrounds Video
• New Mexico State Fairgrounds - CABQ Community Engagement Survey
• Homelessness is a public health crisis that is prevalent in District 6. We simply don’t have enough housing for all who need it but especially for those who can’t afford it. We need all hands on deck to solve this issue but the first line of help available at the City is Albuquerque Community Safety. ACS is a cabinet-level public safety department, meaning they operate independently from and in collaboration with APD and AFR. See a list of resources.
• Neighborhood Traffic Management Program is available if you need help addressing speeding and cut-through traffic on local residential streets.
• Report a Streetlight Outage - See a problem streetlight in Albuquerque? Let us know by using the link to identify if it is a City or PNM light, then call 311 or PNM to report the outage.
• 311 Community Contact Center is available to report issues, request service & ask questions with ABQ311. It helps if you put in your request to 311 first then forward the email confirmation to [email protected] and we will follow up with the department directly.
• Public Safety - Contact the Albuquerque Police Department's Southeast Area Command and University Area Command
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• Contact the Albuquerque Police Department's Southeast Area Command and University Area Command

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