Mayor Keller Recognizes Outstanding Community Members

Today, Mayor Tim Keller recognized outstanding members of our community with the Volunteer of the Month and One Albuquerque Awards. The celebration honored award recipients from June and July whose contributions and service have supported our city and helped those in need.  

“These folks show us how many different ways there are to serve our community. Every volunteer is a part of what makes our city special,” said Mayor Tim Keller. “There are opportunities every day to get involved and give back to our city, and we’re ready to connect everyone to the service work that’s right for them.”  

Impactful civic engagement can happen at any scale. Simple but effective actions in our neighborhoods can create significant change, especially when everyone gets involved. The City of Albuquerque is dedicated to connecting everyone with service opportunities in their neighborhoods. Partnering with various departments and community organizations, the City provides numerous avenues for people to make a difference. Whether it’s adopting a local bus stop, volunteering at an animal shelter, or assisting at a neighborhood library, there are countless ways for residents to contribute.   

The following community members were recognized for their diverse contributions and work to support our city and those who call it home: 

• Volunteer Award Recipients:
  • Rachel Justus, Tony Hillerman Library 
  • Tracy Moore, ABQ Ride, Adopt-A-Stop! 
• One Albuquerque Award Recipients:
  • Rebecca Campbell, teacher, Harrison Middle School, Justice Code National Society of Black Engineers Jr. 
  • Officer Tiffanie Lopez, Animal Protection Officer, Animal Welfare 

These individuals exemplify the One Albuquerque spirit through their dedication and impact, making significant contributions to their respective communities. If you are interested in nominating someone or in getting involved in a volunteer activity, visit our website.