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Community Leaders Break Ground on Route 66 Visitor Center
This is a collaborative effort to create a space that celebrates Route 66 while serving the community.
Mayor Tim Keller, District 3 City Councilor Klarissa Peña Announce Major Street Lighting Project in Southwest Albuquerque
267 new street lights brighten Westside roadways, neighborhoods.
City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County Layout Next Steps for Illegal Dumping Partnership
The Illegal Dumping Partnership (IDP) is a multi-agency task force founded to help combat illegal dumping throughout Bernalillo County.