Free Online Seminar on Landlord/Tenant Legal Rights This Thursday

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The public is invited to attend the New Mexico Landlord/Tenant Law Workshop via Zoom this Thursday, December 5, 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Topics include lease enforcement, evictions, security deposit disputes, how to get a landlord to make repairs to a rental unit, and other issues. For more information

https://lnkd.in/g4FhyYFh
Meeting ID – 828 1396 8737
Passcode – 048594

For free legal advice, call New Mexico Legal Aid at: 1-(833)-545-4357 or visit:https://www.lawhelpnewmexico.org/

Thanksgiving Closures for City of Albuquerque

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The Thanksgiving holiday will be observed Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 for the City of Albuquerque. On Thursday, the majority of City services will not be available. There will be NO trash or recycle pickup, the 311 Call Center will be closed, and there will be no bus or Sun Van service. Trash and recycling for customers serviced on Thursday and Friday will be delayed by one day. For a complete list of City closures and available services during this two-day holiday, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/holiday/news/thanksgiving-day-holiday-information

NMDOT Hosting 3rd Public Meeting on I-25 S-Curve Area Study on December 3

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The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) invites you to attend the third public meeting for the I-25 S-Curve Area Study on Tuesday, December 3. The meeting will kick off a public comment period that will continue through Monday, January 6, 2025. After the public comment period, the team will refine the recommendations and complete the environmental analysis.

If you are unable to attend in person, the materials and a recording of the presentation will be available on our website following the public meeting. You can submit comments by visiting: https://i25scurve.com and fill out the survey or comment form, e-mail the study team at: study@i25scurve.com, call the project hotline at 505-600-2232, or send comments to the study team directly at: 6001 Indian School Road NE, Suite 250, Albuquerque, NM 87110.

Autumn in Albuquerque

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Hello Albuquerque,

Cold, wet weather arrived in the Duke City, and our team is ready to help people stay safe as the temperatures drop. When power outages lingered last week after the winter storm, we were out with Albuquerque first responders, knocking on doors to do welfare checks and offering folks rides to warming centers if they needed a place to go. 

We’ve revitalized our Winter Sheltering Plan and created a new Shelter Connect Dashboard to connect people experiencing homelessness to a warm bed out of the elements. These are both part of our Metro Homelessness Initiative (MHI), an all-in approach to help get folks off the street and on to a better path.

It’s been an eventful fall, with meaningful developments across the city. We’ve enhanced safety on our buses and increased our APD and ACS presence Downtown. We’ve created housing opportunities for veterans in need and converted a hotel into affordable housing. We continue improvements on the Westside, making roads safer and bringing folks together.

Earlier this week, we honored the brave men and women who served this country with our annual Veterans Day parade and ceremony. We’ve announced our next set of Constructive Conversations with the community, and broke ground on a new fire station that will soon be serving our residents along Route 66. 

As we look forward to the opportunities the next season will bring, I appreciate you all as partners in shaping the future of our city.


Sincerely,
Mayor Tim Keller

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