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More Places to Help Reunite Missing Pets
City expands microchip scanners to 34 locations across Albuquerque.
2nd Annual Touch A Truck Event at Franklin Plaza
Free family event for kids of all ages to get close to fire trucks, rescue vehicles, police cars, and road construction equipment.
Honoring High School Seniors from Duke City Leadership Lowrider Bike Club and City Hosting 3rd Annual National Cruising Community Policing Conference
Both events highlight community policing efforts that use lowrider culture as a “vehicle for change.”
City Councilor Klarissa Peña Encourages Visiting the Unser Racing Museum this Weekend
The Unser Racing Museum’s last day will be Monday, May 29, 2023.
City Councilor Dan Lewis Proposal to Help Film Production in Albuquerque
R-23-130 will declare a stay of enforcement on certain restrictions in the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO).