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City Councilor Renée Grout Calls for Accountability on Gibson Health Hub Expenditures
Preliminary accounting found that over $36 million has been spent so far, but with inconsistent expense tracking across several departments.
Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Recognizes Energy Equity Day
Energy Equity Day was January 19, 2023 and commits our intention and resources to work in concert with communities, energy providers, and energy efficiency implementers to address energy disparities.
City to Build Capacity, Lower Call Time with Southwest Public Safety Center
Phase I will include Fire Station 23 with additional improvements to come.
City Councilor Pat Davis Elected to Serve as City Council President
Councilor Renee Grout to serve as Vice President and Councilor Brook Bassan to serve as Chairwoman for the Committee of the Whole.
Equity Analysis on Transit Fare Legislation
City Council's consideration of O-22-47, an ordinance that could potentially change ABQ Ride's fare structure, the Transit Department was required per Federal Transit Administration rules to conduct an equity analysis.