Today, we cut the ribbon on Curia’s expanded Albuquerque facility.
This expansion brings more high-quality jobs and advanced manufacturing to Albuquerque while strengthening our role in a critical industry.
We partnered with Councilor Rogers and PNM to remove an estimated 100–200 pairs of shoes from powerlines across nearly 60 locations in the International District. In about four hours, crews helped make a visible difference block by block.
August was a busy month in Albuquerque! From the State of the City and getting students ready for a new school year to celebrating National Night Out with neighborhoods across our city, there was a lot happening in our community.
By welcoming the Media Arts Collective and CNM’s new Film and Digital Media Training Center as the first permanent tenants in more than 70 years, we’re creating a place where the next generation of Albuquerque filmmakers and creatives can build their future.
Today, we celebrated the ongoing restoration of the Historic Albuquerque Press Club and the 1903 Whittlesey House.
Nate Robertson has spent countless hours helping preserve and restore this one-of-a-kind building, and today we recognized his craftsmanship and dedication.
We’re putting real investment into our Little League fields! ⚾️🥎
These fields mean more than just a place to play, but a place to build friendships, confidence, teamwork, and memories that last a lifetime.
Dolly Parton brought joy to generations through her music, humor and unmistakable personality.
She started the Imagination Library in honor of her father, who never learned to read. Today, it puts books in the hands of millions of kids, including right here in Albuquerque.
Today, I joined Pacific Fusion for the groundbreaking of its flagship research and manufacturing campus here in Albuquerque.
This is an opportunity to help develop a breakthrough technology that could revolutionize clean energy and change how we power our world.
Ethan Watson has redefined what it means to be Albuquerque’s City Clerk, bringing the role into the modern era with thoughtful leadership and a commitment to serving our community.
We appreciate all he’s done for our city and wish him the very best as he steps into his next role
We have the space. Let’s put it to work for families.
Some of our community centers and City facilities have rooms available and open to use. We’re going to make those spaces available for free to childcare providers, creating more places for providers to serve local families.
We have the land. Let’s put it to work 🌱
We’re making City-owned properties available for use and putting land that belongs to the people back into the hands of the people.
Visit https://t.co/0NqUu4Lg1H for the full list of available properties
At yesterday’s State of the City, I laid out a vision for Albuquerque’s next chapter: moving from a mindset of scarcity to one of abundance.
We are making government genuinely useful in people’s everyday lives and building a city where more is possible together.
We’re opening up more City facilities for you to use. These are your spaces, and we’re making them more accessible to you.
Visit https://t.co/Jl50bd6rgw to view our full list of City facilities available for rent.
A new piece of Route 66 history is shining bright in Albuquerque. ✨
The new Neon Sign Park at the Route 66 Visitor Center is another way we’re building iconic places and bringing our city’s history to life for residents and visitors alike.
#OneAlbuquerque#ItsLit
🛝 This is what iconic looks like
✅ Amazing new playground
✅ Splash pad
✅Pickleball courts
✅Basketball courts
& more!
Wells Park is built for everyone to enjoy.
💡 We’re working with local businesses to bring more light and energy to our streets. ⚡️
Festoon lighting is helping beautify our city while making public spaces feel safer and more welcoming.
Join us for State of the City!
📅 Saturday, August 15
🕟 Doors @ 4:30 PM
📍 Route 66 Visitor Center
🚒 Meet the Fleet
💃🏻 Baila! Baila!
Come hear about the progress we’re making across Albuquerque and what’s ahead for our city.
RSVP: https://t.co/4BAKoBVzWG
Last night, neighborhoods across Albuquerque came together for National Night Out.
Thank you to everyone who welcomed City staff, first responders, and community partners into your neighborhoods to help shape a stronger city.
Join us for National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4 and connect with City leaders, first responders, and neighbors to talk about the issues that matter most in your community.
Find the National Night Out location and time closest to you at https://t.co/m5umUyZHMg.
Better wages. Stronger local businesses.
I spoke with the owner of Happy Hiker to talk about why they support Albuquerque's gradual minimum wage increase.
Starting in 2027, the wage will increase to $13, then rise by $1 each year until it reaches $15 in 2029.