The governor’s deadline was Friday, April 11, to act on bills from the session that made it up to her. Here’s our final report on legislation we worked to either pass or stop, including updates on bills the governor acted on. The first session of the 57th Legislature is now in our rear-view mirror!
25_GACC_Recap_PresentationHELPING A COMMUNITY: Chamber teams up for Kirtland Partnership Committee Food Drive
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce is pleased to sponsor the Kirtland Partnership Committee’s Food Drive taking place through Nov. 11. The food drive is ...
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Voters Overwhelmingly Approve $350M General Obligation Bond to Help Fund Albuquerque Public Schools
On Election Day, Albuquerque voters turned out to support the general obligation (GO) bond that will finance an array of necessary construction projects in Albuquerque ...
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Two Chamber-backed Candidates Elected to APS Board
We’re thrilled to see Courtney Jackson and Josh Martinez elected to the Albuquerque Public School Board by such wide margins in their districts and are ...
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