Spring is here! Along with the beautiful spring blooms we get to enjoy, there are also those pesky weeds that need plucking. Violation letters will resume on April 1st.
Violation Letters to Resume on April 1st
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
District 5 Open House March 23rd
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From Councilor Borrego:
Please join me on Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 6:00 PM for our District 5 Spring Open House. The meeting will broadcast via YouTube here.
Our topics will range from updates on the 2021 State Legislature Session to health and public safety. Please submit written comments prior to the meeting to cynthiaborrego@cabq.gov
Also, please register and receive the COVID vaccine. You can register for the vaccine
at https://cvvaccine.nmhealth.org/myregistration.html Feel free to contact my office for
assistance at 505-768-3189.
District 5 Newsletter
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Bringing the City Council Presidency to the
Westside is one of the highlights of my service to
you as your District 5 Council Representative. I plan
to keep a firm eye and hand on ensuring
Albuquerque’s Westside receives
due consideration in decisions affecting planning,
funding, and fair and equal asset distributions. A
great example of Westside Council unity is seen in
the City’s recent purchase of the Open Space Poole
property, just north of District 5 and accessible to
its neighborhoods.
Meeting March 24th – Golf Course & Westside Development
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Red Sky Development is looking at the southeast corner of Golf Course & Westside Blvd for Restaurant & Retail Development. Red Sky is asking the surrounding community to provide input on what would make our neighborhood better.
A meeting has been scheduled for March 24th, 6:15 P.M. – 8:15 P.M to discuss the development and solicit input. Access information is shown below.
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 460 048 3770
Password: 713611
Solar Public Awareness Campaign Aims to Educate Residents
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The City’s Consumer Financial Protection Initiative is launching a public awareness campaign about unfair and deceptive solar panel marketing to Albuquerque homeowners. While going solar can be a win-win for saving money and protecting the environment, it’s important for residents to have all the details. “Thinking of Solar for Your Home?” provides information about the differences between a financed purchase, a leasing agreement, and a power purchase agreement. These agreements are not the same and some may put homeowners at risk of higher costs or disadvantageous contract provisions. Some companies market door-to-door and use high-pressure tactics to steer homeowners into agreements that are more advantageous for the company than the homeowner. For more information about the City’s efforts concerning solar panel awareness, please go to https://www.cabq.gov/consumer-financial-protection-initiative/solar-awareness