On Feb. 10, the Bernalillo County Commission considered two resolutions related to economic development and the use of Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs). Just prior to public comment, the commission deferred one item sponsored by Commissioner Barbara Baca that would incorporate community benefit priorities into the county’s economic development strategy. That resolution is expected to return […]
During the first meeting of the new year, the Albuquerque City Council held elections to determine leadership positions for the 27th City Council. The Council is pleased to announce the election of their fellow members to key leadership roles. The Council extends its sincere congratulations to these dedicated public servants as they step into their
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Nine temporary light-based art installations envisioned by local artists will activate City Brights III, a unique partnership between the Department of Arts & Culture’s Public Art Program and Albuquerque ArtWalk. The installations will illuminate Downtown through spring of 2026. City Brights III will switch on two art installations during the December 5 ArtWalk in Downtown
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In our latest plan of action, read about the Chamber’s strategic plans for transforming Downtown Albuquerque, improving academic performance in our public schools and reducing crime – as well as the recent progress that has been made in each of these areas. Inside the Plan of Action, explore how the Chamber advocates for local businesses
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On Sept. 11, the city’s Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency held an open house to discuss the city’s Downtown Parking Study. The survey — which was available for about six weeks — from mid-December 2024 to the end of January 2025, received responses from 369 individuals including 225 unique written comments. Many of the written responses addressed
According to a new study released by CoWorkingCafe, Albuquerque ranks at No. 9 on the list among U.S. cities for overall economic growth, earning 59.4 points thanks to its strong wage gains, robust GDP expansion and thriving entrepreneurial activity. Grounded in 11 key metrics — including GDP growth, job creation, housing expansion, export strength, business
