News Releases
Mayor Keller Appoints Director of Albuquerque Community Safety
Jodie Esquibel will lead department to continue to get folks connected to the services they need.
Mayor Keller Vetoes Undemocratic Election Measure
Action supports accountability in government, and upholds will of voters.
City Jumps into Action to Support People Impacted by Extreme Weather and Prevent More Severe Flooding
Departments called in extra personnel to keep streets safe and get folks help they need.
City Leaders React to Grants Pass v. Johnson Ruling
Flexibility on camps helps city address public safety, provide help to those in need.
City Fills Key Positions
Critical roles in Municipal Development and Gateway Health Hub will advance City priorities, support productive partnerships.
18 New AFR Paramedics Graduate
Paramedics receive the highest level of training in pre-hospital medical care.
City of Albuquerque Recognizes Outstanding Community Members and Highlights Annual Report
Over 88,000 volunteer hours logged last year with economic impact of more than $2 million.
City Makes Key Promotions within Albuquerque Fire Rescue
Deputy Chief and Fire Marshal will fill key roles to support department and community.
City Hires New Director for Equity and Inclusion
The City of Albuquerque has hired Sonya Lara as the Director of Equity and Inclusion.
Proposed Charter Changes Threaten Efficiency and Integrity of City Government
Changes would erase critical checks and balances, remove safeguards for corruption and patronage
Budgeting for Our Future
Proposed Budget Maintains Key City Services & Programs Without Cuts or Rollbacks.
City to Host Constructive Conversations about the Built Environment
Meetings Engage Residents to Shape Ideas for Albuquerque’s Growth
Mayor Keller and First Lady Kistin Keller Recognize Albuquerque’s Outstanding Volunteers
Mayor’s Day of Volunteer Recognition honors six awardees for work done to improve our city.
Bank On Burque Connects Thousands of Families to Financial Empowerment Tools
Together, City and its partners have cut the number of unbanked households in Albuquerque in half.
Keller Administration Outlines Vision for Upcoming Fiscal Year Budget
The $1.4 billion budget reflects the administration’s continued commitment to public safety, and also focuses on addressing the housing and homelessness crises effectively and creatively.
City Announces Key Staffing Updates
Associate Chief Administrative Officer and Director of General Services work to ensure consistent delivery of services to Albuquerque community.
City Releases Five-Year Financial Forecast
Annual planning tool anticipates return to historical growth.
Mayor Hosts 4th Graders for Interactive Experience with City Departments
City vehicles took over the Civic Plaza Thursday for a lesson on local government.
Albuquerque Secures Needed Capital Outlay During Legislative Session
Some Metro Crime legislation passes, more work needed.
City Breaks Ground on Southwest Safety Center to Better Serve West Side Families
New facility will reduce call times and bring APD, AFR, and ACS together at one site
Mayor Keller Appoints Director of Emergency Management
Michael Riley, 30-year Navy Veteran, brings extensive experience in crisis management and interagency coordination.
Mayor Keller and First Lady Kistin Keller Request Nominations for Outstanding Albuquerque Volunteers
Mayor’s Day of Volunteer recognition shares community stories, celebrates culture of service in Albuquerque.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Commission & Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller Announce Support for Red Flag Law Improvements
Law would help law enforcement keep firearms out of hands of perpetrators of domestic violence.
Diving into Construction at North Domingo Baca Aquatic Center
State, City, and school leaders kick off construction of the world class aquatics facility.
Mayor Keller Announces New Chief Financial Officer
Kevin Sourisseau will serve as CFO, building on previous work as COO and Associate CAO.
Mayor Tim Keller and City Leaders Outline Winter Weather Response
Extra steps taken to protect the homeless from bitter cold.
Crime Crackdown: City Pushes to Halt Troublesome Business
Knockouts’ business license to be suspended following citation.
Shining a Light on Downtown: City Makes Major Lighting Upgrades
New and upgraded lights help make downtown safer.
City Reflects on 2023 Milestones and Accomplishments
Year of progress toward making Albuquerque safer and creating new opportunities for families.