Construction continues on The Rail Trail — a seven-mile multi-use trail the Chamber has long supported — which will connect Downtown Albuquerque and Old Town. According to the city of Albuquerque, it is currently working on two projects — one in the Sawmill District and another on Central Avenue and First Street. The city said […]
Bernalillo County wants business input and suggestions for its economic development program – and we appreciate the outreach to our membership! Creating jobs and expanding businesses in our region is job No. 1, and it takes public and private-sector partnerships to make it happen. Thank you, Bernalillo County! The county continues its “Dynamic Conversations
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The Bernalillo County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution last month to formally accept $25.9 million in capital outlay appropriations from the New Mexico State Legislature. The funding, secured during the 2025 legislative session, will support critical projects across the county, including affordable housing, behavioral health services, infrastructure upgrades, public safety, and youth and
In 2025, work-life balance is no longer a perk — it’s a priority. As remote and hybrid work continue to reshape daily life, more Americans are choosing cities that support not just careers, but also lifestyle, flexibility and mental well-being. With that in mind, CoworkingCafe released its third annual ranking of the “Best U.S.
On July 3, Peter Lorenz, Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the board and CEO of Unirac Inc., and Terri Cole, GACC president and CEO, submitted a letter of support to the Water Control Commission regarding an amendment to the regulations on legislation passed in 2019 dealing with the use of produced water, a
FIGHTING FOR A CAUSE: Chamber lends support to water regulation amendments Read More »
Downtown revitalization. It’s a big undertaking, and the city is working toward it with the release of its Downtown 2050 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan last month. According to the city, the Downtown 2050 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan provides recommendations for land use, transportation, development regulations and public investment to guide both public and private redevelopment
