May 2019 Community Hall Newsletter
In this Community Hall, we're talking about gun violence, our 2020 budget proposal that focuses on public safety, job creation and opportunities for kids, stepping up for legal asylum seekers who come through Albuquerque, and the first meeting of the One Albuquerque Kids Cabinet.
Welcome to May!
In this Community Hall, we're talking about gun violence, our 2020 budget proposal that focuses on public safety, job creation and opportunities for kids, stepping up for legal asylum seekers who come through Albuquerque, and the first meeting of the One Albuquerque Kids Cabinet.
- Mayor, APD Outline Multi-Pronged Plan to Address Gun Violence
- Mayor Keller Proposes Budget Focused on Public Safety, Jobs & Opportunities for Kids
- City of Albuquerque Steps Up to Assist Asylum Seekers, Announces Capacity Building Efforts with Other Cities & Partners
- Mayor Keller Convenes One Albuquerque Kids Cabinet & Focuses on Child Abuse Prevention
- Joining the Community to Stand up Against Child Abuse
- The 2019 Youth Connect Summer Guide is out!
- 2019 National Senior Games Presented by Humana
This past month we celebrated:
- Albuquerque's 313th birthday
- Local volunteers for their amazing work
- A resource fair for our neighbors in southeast Albuquerque
- Fixing potholes
- Hosting the 2019 Government Alliance on Race and Equity meeting
- Researching electric buses
- Earth Day, including the Mayor's Water Challenge
- Lowering barriers for candidates seeking public financing in City elections
Thank you for staying up to date with all that's going on in our city. Together, we are One Albuquerque!
-Mayor Tim Keller