Spring is here! If you’re looking to upgrade your landscape, check out the Water Authority’s rebate programs. There are rebates for WaterSense irrigation controllers, high-efficiency rotating sprinkler nozzles, WaterSense sprinkler bodies, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.
For more information on these rebates, and for information on desert-friendly xeriscape conversions and rainwater harvesting, visit: https://www.505outside.com/rebates/residential/
The City’s 311 Community Contact Center is launching an effort to get feedback on the service it provides to residents and visitors with its annual Customer Satisfaction Survey. The survey was created to gather information about user experiences with contacting 311 and the service they received from call agents. The contact center provides information and takes requests for all City of Albuquerque non-emergency services by phone, the ABQ311 mobile app, social media, and the cabq.gov web app. This free service ensures the City of Albuquerque remains more open, accessible, and available to help everyone who lives and passes through our city. To take the survey online, visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2024311
The UNM Community and Regional Planning Department Graduate Program is hosting a launch event for its Westside Vision for 2100 Capstone Project and the public is invited to attend! The Project intends to develop a vision for growth on Albuquerque’s West Side for the next 80 years, specifically in the region north of Central and I-40 up to the Sandoval County line, and from Coors to the Rio Puerco. This area of the City is expected to absorb the majority of Bernalillo County’s growth in the coming years, and this growth may encompass areas such as economic development, transportation, open space networks, and overall quality of life.
The launch event will take place Thursday, March 7 at the Ladera Golf Course. There is a survey that residents can take by scanning the QR codes in the header above. For more information, send an e-mail to: westsidevision2100@gmail.com
The West Mesa and Northwest Mesa Community Planning Area (CPA) Assessments are about to start! Make sure you’re getting updates on when the Long-Range team will be in your neighborhood!
The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) introduces its new smartphone app, Atlas One. Atlas One is designed to be more user-friendly and will provide an improved experience for community and police communication and interaction.
Users are asked to first delete the previous APD app from their phones, as it is no longer functional. Then, install the new app by searching for “Atlas One” in your app store, downloading it and creating an account.
You can report non-emergency situations from the app, send messages and receive notification replies to your sent messages. As always, report emergencies by calling 911. To learn more about the new APD app, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/311/connect-with-us/abq-apps/city-apps-listing/apdmobile-app