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Council President Dan Lewis, Councilor Louie Sanchez, City Leaders, and District 5 Residents Break Ground on First Multigenerational Center in Northwest Albuquerque
Construction of the multipurpose facility is the first phase planned for new Cibola Loop amenities.
City Modernizes Westside Animal Shelter
Renovations will improve the experience of both shelter pets and visiting patrons.
Councilors Fund Doghouses for City Animal Welfare Department
Albuquerque Woodworkers Association builds 30 doghouses to replenish the Department’s Community Doghouse Program.
City Council Crafts Budget Amendment to Add $3.5 Million to CAO Operating Budget to Ensure Transparency and Clarity within City Government Operations
The amended budget creates a balanced City budget while continuing to build accountability.
City Council passes $1.4B balanced budget
Mental Health and Public Safety remain highest priorities.