Tag Archives: community input

MRCOG Seeks Public Input on Long-Range Transportation Plan

Image

The Mid-Region Council of Governments (MRCOG) is seeking public input on the 2045 Transitions MTP Phase 2 through a communitywide survey. The update to the region’s long-range transportation plan was officially kicked off last fall. Since then, MRMPO staff launched a successful first phase of public engagement with an interactive survey, public meetings, in person community events, and online tools. Now with summer in full swing, MRMPO is returning with a second phase of public engagement. You can take the online survey at: https://live.metroquestsurvey.com/?u=p3h3g#!/?p=web&pm=dynamic&s=1&popup=WTD.
For more information, contact Peach Anderson Tauzer at:  
panderson-tauzer@mrcog-nm.gov

Coffee With a Cop Hosted by Northwest Area Command Tuesday August 6th

Image

The Northwest Area Command will host Coffee with a Cop next Tuesday, August 6 at Starbucks, Unser and McMahon NW, from 8:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. This event provides the community a great opportunity to meet the officers, ask questions and share concerns, and enjoy a complimentary cup of joe. For more information, contact Pete Gelabert at: pgelabert@cabq.gov.

Coffee with a Cop July 19th

Posted on by

The public is invited to meet the officers of the Northwest Area Command for a Coffee with a Cop event this Friday, July 19 at 9:00 a.m. at Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, 3709 Ellison NW.

This is a great opportunity to ask questions, share concerns and ideas, meet the officers, and enjoy complimentary coffee. For more information, contact Pete Gelabert at: pgelabert@cabq.gov 

IDO 2023 Annual Update – LUPZ Hearing #2 May 15th

Posted on by

The City Council’s Land Use, Planning, and Zoning (LUPZ) committee will hear proposed changes to the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO) on Wednesday, May 15, 2024 at 5 pm. This hybrid meeting takes place in the Vincent E. Griego Council Chambers, basement level of the City of Albuquerque Government Center, 1 Civic Plaza NW and via Zoom.

LUPZ is expected to hear a presentation by staff, take public comment, vote on proposed amendments, and send the bills to the full City Council for hearings in June.

Proposed amendments include legislative changes that affect properties citywide and small area changes that must be decided as a quasi-judicial process (e.g., Councilors act as judges rather than legislators). You may speak to Councilors directly about any of the citywide changes, but you may only speak to Councilors about small area changes during public hearings. 

For questions, please contact Matthew Cox, Council Planning staff:

Attend the Hearing

  • See the Agenda posted here for details, including Zoom details and instructions for giving verbal comments at the hearing.

Review Proposed Changes

Send Written Comments

READ ENTIRE NEWSLETTER