The public is invited to join the officers of the Northwest Area Command on Thursday, October 31 – Halloween! – for Coffee With a Cop at Krispy Kreme, 3709 Ellison NW, at 9:00 a.m. Free coffee and a glazed doughnut will be offered to each attendee. This is a great opportunity to meet the officers, share concerns and ask questions, and enjoy the free refreshments. For more information, contact Pete Gelabert at: pgelabert@cabq.gov.
The Planning Department is kicking off the West Mesa and Northwest Mesa Community Planning Area (CPA) Assessments on Wednesday, September 11 at the Don Newton Taylor Ranch Community Center from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. This event will feature a presentation from the Northwest Mesa CPA and West Mesa CPA planning teams, and breakout groups for in-depth discussion about the assets and opportunities in these CPAs. All ages welcome to join us, learn about the Community Planning Area Assessment process and share input about the area! Spanish interpretation will be available. Children can play in a kid zone activity area and dinner will be provided to the first 210 attendees. For more information, visit: https://cpa.abq-zone.com/
The public is cordially invited to join the officers of the Albuquerque Police Department for a large-scale “Coffee with a Cop” on Tuesday, September 10 at the University Substation, 1009 Bradbury SE, between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. There will be complimentary coffee and refreshments courtesy of Dunkin’ Donuts. This is a great opportunity to meet the officers, share concerns and ask questions, and enjoy that great cup of Dunkin’ Donuts joe! For more information, contact Angelina Navarro, Community Engagement Manager, at: angelinanavarro@cabq.gov.
This spring, Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller and City Councilors met for “Constructive Conversations,” a series of community meetings fostering dialogue between residents and city leaders to shape the future of the built environment in Albuquerque. The meetings sought to bridge the gap between community aspirations and funding realities.
The series featured nine sessions exploring planned development in each Council district across Albuquerque. There was significant attendance and interaction between community members and the Mayor’s Office, City Councilors and City Department leaders including Planning, Parks and Recreation, Municipal Development, Community Safety and more. More than 1,100 people registered for the Conversations which took place in all nine City Council Districts.
The final report summarizes key facts related to the Constructive Conversations as well as feedback received on community hopes and needs.
View the Constructive Conversations slide show in PDF format
