News Releases
Mayor and First Lady Host Annual Faith Leaders Breakfast
Interfaith event highlights ways to support the most vulnerable in Albuquerque.
City Activates Warming Centers in Response to Winter Weather
Temporary sites available to keep community members warm and safe
Vague City Charter Amendment Proposals Pass
City concerned implications of the ballot measures were unclear.
City of Albuquerque Recognizes Outstanding Community Members
Four individuals and volunteer organization recognized for their selfless.
City Staff Unite for Daily Cleanups to Keep Albuquerque Beautiful
City of Albuquerque Employees Pick Up Trash in Neighborhoods.
Mayor’s Office Appoints Chief of Staff
Terry Brunner brings decades of experience and leadership to.
Touro College of Dental Medicine Coming to ABQ
Mayor Tim Keller Joined Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Dental Clinical Training Facility.
ABQ Mayor Bets Big on Lobos to Bring Home Rio Grande Rivalry Win
UNM Football heading to Las Cruces tomorrow for showdown with the Aggies.
City Fills Key Role in Equity and Inclusion
Dillon Shije will join as deputy director, continue important work for office and community.
City of Albuquerque and Corporate Volunteer Council Of New Mexico Raise Money for APS Students
Over $26,000 raised to set students up for success, provide supplies and clothes.
City Executive Mariela Ruiz-Angel to Take Alternative Response Expertise to National Role
Mayor Grateful for Her Immeasurable Impact, Carla Martinez hired to fill role of ACAO.
Mayor Keller Travels to the Democratic National Convention
Mayor Keller serving as a New Mexico Delegate at the Convention in Chicago.
Mayor Tim Keller’s 2024 State of the City: Fighting for the Future of Albuquerque
Event features stories from the community, highlights work underway to address city’s challenges and create a better future for our families.
Mayor Keller’s Annual State of the City Address and Community Event
Today’s free event for families at the Albuquerque BioPark.
City Stands with Service Workers, Pushes to Modernize Minimum Wage
Mayor Tim Keller, City Councilor for District 6 Nichole Rogers, City Councilor for District 7 Tammy Fiebelkorn, and local advocates joined together to outline the importance of modernizing Albuquerque’s minimum wage ordinance so that workers don’t get left behind.
City Outlines Initiatives to Change Course of Downtown, Put Power Back into Community’s Hands
BID and TIF will help revitalize downtown while City continues to improve public safety and hold property owners accountable.
Mayor Keller, City Leaders Join Neighborhoods for National Night Out
Public safety initiative gets folks involved in their communities to create safer neighborhoods.
City Releases Report on Constructive Conversations
Meetings Engaged Residents in Shaping Ideas for Albuquerque’s Growth.
Mayor Keller to Host Annual State of the City Community Event
Free event for families at the Albuquerque BioPark Zoo.
Mayor Keller Elected Delegate to the Democratic National Convention
Mayor Keller will represent New Mexico at the Convention next month in Chicago.
City Expresses Support for Special Session on Public Safety
Urgent changes needed to address gun violence, mental and behavioral health, housing and homelessness.
City and IAFF Sign Historic Collective Bargaining Agreement
All City labor unions have multi-year collective bargaining agreements.
Mayor Keller Recognizes Outstanding Community Members
Volunteer of the Month and One Albuquerque Awardees step up in different ways for our city.
Game On: Westside Indoor Sports Complex Gains Momentum
Mayor Keller and Councilor Sanchez push project forward in District 1.
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.