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City Councilor Dan Lewis Proposes Legislation to Re-direct Funds for Safe Outdoor Spaces
At Monday’s Council Meeting, Councilor Lewis will also propose amending the Safe Outdoor Spaces moratorium legislation.
Albuquerque City Council Returns to Hybrid Meeting Format
August 15, 2022, City Council Meeting will be hybrid with in-person and virtual attendance for public.
August 15 Final Action on City Councilor Renée Grout’s Proposal to Reallocate Funds
Councilor Grout’s proposed legislation would appropriate funds originally allocated for Planned Parenthood.
Revitalize San Pedro Partnership Opens Creative Placemaking Contest for Community Proposals
Albuquerque’s San Pedro Corridor between I-40 and Central Avenue and the adjoining neighborhoods are invited to submit their ideas for celebrating and enhancing the Corridor via inexpensive, small-scale placemaking projects.