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Upcoming City Council Meetings Will Be Virtual on Zoom
Three remaining meetings of calendar year 2022 will be held virtually.
Councilor Louie Sanchez to Propose Changes Following Internal Audit Report on City Hiring Practices of Unclassified Employees
Councilor to introduce legislation to update the Merit System Ordinance.
New City Council District Boundaries to Take Effect October 20th
District boundaries changed after redistricting process.
City of Albuquerque Celebrates Energy Efficiency Day 2022
Seventh annual national event urging everyone to “Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.”
City Council Proclamation Brings Awareness to Domestic Violence
Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn and the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women declare October to honor survivors of domestic violence in New Mexico.