Albuquerque public meetings in 2024
70 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances including a public camping ban, a requirement for cooling systems in rental housing, and a shopping cart abandonment prevention measure. Also up for final action: a manufactured home community stability ordinance, automated parking enforcement, and a new business licensing system. The council will vote on expanding downtown redevelopment areas for gross receipts and property tax increment financing. A consent agenda includes items like Sunport fire protection contracts, a lease at 501 Tijeras NW, and appointments to various committees.
- Consideration of a public camping ordinance (O-24-58)
- Requiring cooling systems in rental housing (O-24-59)
- Downtown 2025 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area tax increment financing (R-102, R-103)
- Manufactured Home Community Stability and Empowerment Ordinance (O-24-52)
- Repeal of business registration ordinance for a new business licensing system (O-24-60)
Local Government Coordinating Commission
The Local Government Coordinating Commission will discuss updates regarding opioid settlement funds. The meeting also includes a presentation on a Grief Center.
- Grief Center Presentation
- Opioid Settlement Funds discussion
- Subcommittee updates
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive reports from state and federal lobbyists. The body will also discuss the Administration and City Council Federal Legislative Program.
- Report from State Lobbyists Joe Thompson and Al Park
- Report from Federal Lobbyist John O'Donnell
- Discussion of Administration and City Council Federal Legislative Program
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council meets December 2, 2024, with several items withdrawn or deferred. The council will consider approving a property manager for affordable housing, the 2025 mayor-administration legislative requests, and a grant from the Aspen Institute. Appointments to advisory boards are also on the agenda. The Housing Needs Assessment and Bikeway Plan are deferred to December 16.
- Mayor's recommendation of award for property manager for affordable housing (EC-24-262)
- 2025 mayor-administration legislative requests (EC-24-263)
- Grant from Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program (R-24-105)
- Deferral of Housing Needs Assessment (OC-24-27) and Bikeway and Trail Facilities Plan (R-24-94) to Dec 16
- Appointments to Senior Affairs Advisory Council, Cable/Internet/PEG Board, Municipal Golf Board, and Small Business Regulatory Committee
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will discuss several proposed ordinances and grant appropriations. The meeting includes reviews of contracts for the Albuquerque International Sunport and various social service agreements.
- O-24-54: Proposal to allow for automated parking enforcement
- O-24-59: Proposal to require cooling systems in residential rental properties
- EC-24-247: Mayor's recommendation for Retail Concessions Program at Albuquerque International Sunport
- EC-24-256: Lease agreement for property located at 501 Tijeras NW
- R-24-102 and R-24-103: Approval of Downtown 2025 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area for tax increment financing
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will meet to approve contracts for social services and sexual assault nurse examiners, amend administrative fees, and establish a new boundary area advisory committee. The agenda also includes appointments to the Small Business Regulatory Committee and a legislative agenda for the upcoming state legislature.
- Approval of contract for Albuquerque Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (S.A.N.E) Collaborative
- Amending 2024 Uniform Administrative Code to adjust certain fees
- Establishing the Boundary Area Advisory Committee
- Mayor's appointments to the Small Business Regulatory Committee
- Directing development of a City social media policy
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering Resolution R-24-94 to adopt a citywide Rank 2 Bikeway and Trail Facilities Plan (2024) and repeal the 2015 plan. Public comment will be accepted via Zoom with advance sign-up. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.
- R-24-94: Amending city code to adopt the 2024 Citywide Rank 2 Bikeway and Trail Facilities Plan and repeal the 2015 Bikeways & Trails Facility Plan
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will hear reports from state and federal lobbyists and review proposed ordinance O-24-50 amending the Intergovernmental Relations Ordinance. They will also receive an update on the development of federal priorities legislation. No public comment will be taken at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyist Joe Thompson
- Report from Federal Lobbyist John O'Donnell
- Review of Proposal Ordinance O-24-50 (amendments to Intergovernmental Relations Ordinance)
- Report on Status of Development of Federal Priorities Legislation
City Council
The council will consider a financial instrument authorizing a project with Kairos Power, LLC under the Local Economic Development Act. It will hear an appeal from the Barelas Neighborhood Association concerning a conditional use for a drive‑through at 310 Avenida Cesar Chavez SW. Several consent agenda items will be approved, including a lease with IO Management Company, LLC and the Mayor’s recommendation for city‑wide on‑call architectural services. The council will also adopt a new Apprenticeship Empowerment Ordinance and amend the Intergovernmental Relations Ordinance.
- O-24-51: Approve Kairos Power, LLC project under the Local Economic Development Act
- AC-24-25: Barelas Neighborhood Association appeal of conditional use for drive‑through at 310 Avenida Cesar Chavez SW
- EC-24-218: Mayor’s recommendation of city‑wide on‑call architectural services
- EC-24-239: Lease agreement with IO Management Company, LLC (Ideal Option) at 5400 Gibson Blvd. SE
- O-24-39: Adopt new Apprenticeship Empowerment Ordinance for public construction contracts
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive reports from state and federal lobbyists. The body will also review a proposed ordinance to revise the IGR Ordinance.
- Review of introduced ordinance to revise the IGR Ordinance
- Report from state lobbyists Joe Thompson and Al Park
- Report from federal lobbyist John O’Donnell
Local Government Coordinating Commission
The Local Government Coordinating Commission will hold presentations on several community programs. The body will discuss a universal basic income program for homeless students and a landlord engagement program.
- Guaranteed Payment for Attendance (GPA) universal basic income for homeless students
- Landlord Engagement Program presentation
- Breakaway Population Media Center presentation
- Katharsis Media Film & Television Apprenticeship Program presentation
- Strategic Plan for Opioid Settlement Funds Vital Strategies presentation
City Council
The City Council will vote on final actions including City Charter amendments and the designation of two city landmarks. The body will also hear appeals regarding zoning and site plan amendments for the Gateway Subdivision.
- O-24-25: Amending City Charter articles regarding disclosure, elections, and public campaign financing
- AC-24-18 and AC-24-19: Appeals of EPC decisions for zoning and site plan amendments at 1100 Woodward Pl NE
- O-24-38 and O-24-48: Designating Aldo Leopold House and Historic Fairview Cemetery as city landmarks
- O-24-39: The Apprenticeship Empowerment Ordinance for public construction project contracts
- R-24-81: Creating an Artificial Intelligence Policy Working Group and providing an appropriation to the Department of Technology and Innovation
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive reports from state and federal lobbyists. It will then review and approve the City Wide and the Mayor/Administration/City Council Priority Resolution and attached lists. The meeting includes an item for other business. No public comment will be taken.
- Report from State lobbyists
- Report from Federal lobbyists
- Review and approval of the City Wide and Mayor/Administration/City Council Priority Resolution
- Other business
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes several lease agreements and mayoral appointments. It will vote on a package of downtown ordinances that create a Vacant Buildings and Properties Ordinance, a Dilapidation Ordinance, and a No Obstruction Zone Ordinance. The Council will also approve the FY2025 audit plan and accept grant funding for firefighter and EMT recruitment.
- O-24-42: Adopt the Downtown Vacant Buildings and Properties Ordinance, Downtown Dilapidation Ordinance, and No Obstruction Zone Ordinance
- R-24-84: Approve the FY2025 Audit Plan as submitted by the Accountability in Government Oversight Committee
- R-24-86: Accept grant funds from the New Mexico Department of Public Safety for firefighter and EMT recruitment (FY2025‑FY2027) and appropriate an appropriation to the Albuquerque Fire Rescue Department
- EC-24-190: Land Lease and Agreement between the City of Albuquerque and KAEG Hangars LLC
- EC-24-191: Air Cargo Building Lease and Agreement between the City of Albuquerque and Peak Supply Chain Solutions
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive reports from state and federal lobbyists if needed. It will then review and approve the city's and state's legislative priorities. The meeting will also address any other business items. No public comment will be taken.
- Report from State Lobbyists (if needed)
- Report from Federal Lobbyists (if needed)
- Review and Approval of City, State Legislative Priorities
- Other Business
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several lease agreements and ordinances. The body will discuss the creation of an AI policy working group and a new ordinance regarding apprentices for public construction projects.
- O-24-39: The Apprenticeship Empowerment Ordinance for public construction project contracts
- R-24-81: Creation of an Artificial Intelligence Policy Working Group
- EC-24-205: Lease agreement for 2810 Coors Blvd. NW, Suite A
- O-24-41: Amendments to the 2024 Uniform Administrative Code to adjust fees
- EC-24-194: Social Service Agreement with Youth Development Inc. for violence intervention
City Council
The City Council will discuss and decide on several ordinances, including changes to short-term rental permits and food truck fee moratoriums. The body is also reviewing multiple redevelopment tax abatements and grant acceptances for fire rescue and open space.
- O-24-40: Amending the Short Term Rental Ordinance to add separation requirements for permits in certain areas
- R-24-83: Establishing a moratorium on permit and administrative fees for food truck establishments
- R-24-75 through R-24-78: Redevelopment tax abatements for Park Central Apartments, SOMOS Affordable Housing, Highlands Residence Inn & Food Hall, and Garfield Townhomes
- R-24-70: Federal grant for acquisition of the Diamond Rock Property for the Major Public Open Space Program
- R-24-82: Grant application for a stormwater pond on John Street Southwest
Local Government Coordinating Commission
The Local Government Coordinating Commission will discuss updates to its own rules and purpose. The body will also receive updates on the Crisis Triage Center, the Gateway Receiving Center, and opioid settlement planning.
- Revision of Local Government Coordinating Commission Rules and Procedures
- Introduction of Dr. Lindstrom and the new Bernalillo County Division of Behavioral Health
- Opioid Settlement Planning dates for community and stakeholder input
- Crisis Triage Center Update
- Gateway Receiving Center Update
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes the issuance of the Inspiration Public Improvement District Special Levy Revenue Bonds, Series 2024. It will also vote on several redevelopment tax abatements for projects such as Park Central Apartments, SOMOS Affordable Housing, Highlands Residence Inn & Food Hall, and Garfield Townhomes. Additional items include reports, lease agreements, and appeals before the council moves to final actions.
- R-24-73 Authorization and sale of Inspiration Public Improvement District Special Levy Revenue Bonds, Series 2024
- R-24-75 Redevelopment tax abatement for the Park Central Apartments (Route 66 Multifamily, LLC)
- R-24-76 Redevelopment tax abatement for the SOMOS Affordable Housing Project (Sol Housing)
- R-24-77 Redevelopment tax abatement for the Highlands Residence Inn & Food Hall (Titan Development)
- R-24-78 Redevelopment tax abatement for the Garfield Townhomes (Garfield Townhomes LLC and Sunlight Properties LLC)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will hear a report from state lobbyists and a report from federal lobbyists. No public comment will be taken. The meeting will also include any other business items.
- Report from State Lobbyists
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
- Other Business
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will discuss several ordinances and resolutions regarding city funding, grants, and land agreements. Key items include a large-scale industrial revenue bond for a film production facility and a new ordinance for manufactured home community stability.
- O-24-36: Taxable Industrial Revenue Bond of up to $115,000,000 for Cinelease LLC sound stage facility
- O-24-31: Manufactured Home Community Stability and Empowerment Ordinance
- O-24-37: Project participation agreement with Cinelease, Inc. under the Local Economic Development Act
- R-24-70: Federal grant for the acquisition of the Diamond Rock property for public open space
- EC-24-168: Sole source purchase of a web-based application for Albuquerque Fire Rescue
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider a package of items, including authorizing the issuance of Series 2024 municipal infrastructure bonds for up to $9,250,000 to fund energy‑efficiency upgrades to city facilities. The agenda also contains a consent agenda with several approvals, a new energy‑savings performance contract, and multiple charter amendment proposals that would change City Council election cycles. Additional items include amendments to traffic code for e‑bikes and an extension of the city’s audit services contract.
- O‑24‑34: Authorize issuance, sale and delivery of Series 2024 bonds up to $9,250,000 for energy‑efficiency projects
- O‑24‑33: Accept Energy Savings Performance Contract with Yearout Energy Services Company, LLC
- P‑24‑5, R‑24‑65, P‑24‑6, R‑24‑66: Charter amendment proposals to alter City Council election cycles for the 2024 general election
- O‑24‑14: Amend traffic code to define and regulate electric‑assisted bicycles (e‑bikes)
- R‑24‑172: Request approval of extension of audit services contract
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from the state and federal delegations. The meeting may include an IGR ordinance review if needed.
- Report from State Delegation
- Report from Federal Delegation
- IGR Ordinance Review
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from the state and federal delegations. The agenda also includes a potential review of IGR ordinances and other business.
- Report from State Delegation
- Report from Federal Delegation
- IGR Ordinance Review
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive reports from state and federal lobbyists. The committee is also scheduled to review the third draft of IGR Ordinance Updates.
- Report from State Lobbyists (Joe Thompson and Al Park)
- Review of third draft of IGR Ordinance Updates
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive routine updates from city lobbyists tracking state and federal legislation. This agenda contains only reporting items and does not include policy votes, rezonings, or public comment. Residents can view the meeting via YouTube or Zoom.
- State lobbyist report from Joe Thompson and Al Park
- Federal lobbyist report from John O’Donnel (if needed)
- Committee review of ongoing legislative tracking
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several propositions to be sent to voters during the 2024 General Election. These include changes to election cycles, appointment procedures for city officials, and separation of powers. The meeting also includes discussions on zoning amendments and bond issuances.
- Issuance of $8,500,000 in Energy Savings/Municipal Infrastructure Gross Receipts Tax Revenue Bonds
- Charter amendment regarding minimum votes for elected offices and runoff elections
- Charter amendment regarding appointment and removal of the City Attorney and City Clerk
- Charter amendment regarding appointment and removal of the Chief of Police and Fire Chief
- Zoning text amendments for the Volcano Heights Urban Center to allow drive-throughs
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will review community planning area assessment reports. The committee is also considering ordinances regarding electric-assisted bicycles and shared active transportation programs.
- EC-24-157 East Gateway ABQ CPA Assessment Report
- EC-24-159 Central Albuquerque CPA Assessment Report
- O-24-14 Ordinance to regulate electric-assisted bicycles (e-bikes)
- O-24-23 Ordinance regarding shared active transportation program standards and permit fees
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several items including a development agreement for affordable rental housing and architectural consultants for the Sunport. The agenda also includes amendments to city ordinances regarding elections, animal welfare funds, and transit security deadlines.
- Development Agreement with YES Housing, Inc. for West Mesa Ridge A affordable rental housing
- Architectural Consultants for In-Line Baggage System at the Albuquerque Sunport
- Amendment to extend the deadline for the Transit Department security study
- Amendment to City Charter regarding elections and public campaign financing
- Creation of a Heart Ordinance Fund for the Animal Welfare Department
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will discuss creating an IGR subgroup to monitor State Legislature Interim Committees and potential Capital Outlay reform. The meeting also includes reports from state and federal lobbyists.
- Proposal to establish an IGR member and staff working group
- Monitoring of State Interim Committees and Capital Outlay process changes
- Second review of IGR Amendments
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several items, including multiple propositions to be sent to voters regarding the City Charter. The agenda also includes various consent agenda items, grant applications, and final actions on city policies.
- Propositions for the 2024 General Election regarding minimum votes, runoff elections, and appointment/removal procedures
- Adopting a Ranked Choice Voting System to amend the City Charter
- Creation of a task force to review the Albuquerque City Charter
- Real estate sales agreement for 2500 Leo Rd SW (0.30 acre)
- Grant applications for HUD, New Mexico Tourism Department, and FEMA
City Council
The City Council will vote on funding for 2025 fiscal year government operations. The agenda also includes several propositions to be sent to voters regarding changes to the City Charter. Additionally, the council will review a $1 million bond issuance for Isotopes Stadium improvements.
- Appropriation of funds for FY 2025 city government operations (R-24-36)
- Issuance of up to $1,000,000 in lodgers’ tax bonds for Isotopes Stadium (O-24-20)
- Charter amendments regarding election procedures and official appointments (P-24-1, P-24-2, P-24-3)
- Replacement of the city's sustainability resolution (R-24-34)
- Appointment of John W. Grassham to the Albuquerque Museum Board of Trustees (EC-138)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss appropriations for city government operations for fiscal year 2025. The meeting also includes a discussion on establishing one-year objectives to meet five-year goals.
- R-24-36: Appropriating funds for city government operations for fiscal year 2025 (July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025)
- R-24-36: Adjusting fiscal year 2024 appropriations
- R-24-36: Appropriating capital funds
- R-24-40: Establishing one-year objectives for fiscal year 2025 to meet five-year goals
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering several ordinances regarding city codes and development standards. Items include regulating electric-assisted bicycles, metropolitan redevelopment authority, and specific text amendments for the Volcano Heights Urban Center and Rail Trail areas.
- O-24-14: Amending Traffic Code and Open Space Lands to regulate e-bikes
- O-24-22: Amending the Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Ordinance
- R-24-46: Confirming authority for Tax Increment Financing via O-24-22
- O-24-13: Adopting 2023 IDO Annual Update citywide text amendments
- O-24-11: Allowing drive-throughs in Volcano Heights Urban Center mixed-use districts
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review multiple proposals including ordinance amendments, contract awards, lease agreements, and grant applications. Key actions involve updating the city minimum wage and energy conservation codes, issuing up to $1,000,000 in bonds for Isotopes Stadium improvements, and allocating funds for homelessness and health services. These decisions will affect local business costs, building standards, stadium funding, and community support programs.
- O-24-20: Issuing up to $1,000,000 in Short-Term Lodgers’ Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds for Isotopes Stadium improvements
- O-24-21: Amending the Albuquerque Minimum Wage Ordinance
- R-24-30 & R-24-33: Adopting 2024 CDBG/ESG fund plans and applying for a HUD Continuum of Care grant for homelessness services
- EC-24-129: Selling 0.30 acre vacant land at 2500 Leo Rd SW
- O-24-19: Updating city energy conservation codes to align with 2021 New Mexico standards
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss resolutions regarding the City of Albuquerque's budget for fiscal year 2025. This includes appropriating funds for city operations and capital projects, as well as establishing one-year objectives to meet five-year goals.
- Resolution R-24-36: Appropriating funds for FY 2025 city operations and capital funds
- Resolution R-24-40: Establishing one-year objectives for fiscal year 2025
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review amendments to the IGR Resolution and a resolution adding the final list of 2024 federal earmark requests to the city's federal priorities. Reports from state and federal lobbyists may also be provided if needed. Public comment is not permitted at this meeting.
- Review of amendments to IGR Resolution
- Review of resolution adding 2024 final list of federal earmark requests to the 2024 Federal Priorities Resolution
- Potential reports from state and federal lobbyists
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a proposal to issue up to $22,500,000 in gross receipts tax improvement revenue bonds for capital projects. The agenda also includes several appointments, grant applications, and amendments to city ordinances.
- $22,500,000 bond issuance for various capital improvements including the Southwest Public Safety Center
- Food and Beverage Concessions Program at the Sunport
- Advanced Air, LLC Commuter Airline Terminal Lease and Operating Agreement
- Mesa Verde Park renovation grant application
- Amending the Human Rights Ordinance
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss appropriations for city government operations for fiscal year 2025. The committee will also review one-year objectives intended to meet five-year goals.
- R-24-36: Appropriating funds for operating the government of the City of Albuquerque for fiscal year 2025
- R-24-40: Establishing one-year objectives for fiscal year 2025 to meet five-year goals
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting to discuss several administrative actions, including the authorization of gross receipts tax improvement revenue bonds. The agenda includes multiple mayoral appointments, grant applications, and updates to city code and procedures.
- Authorization of up to $20,000,000 in Gross Receipts Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds
- Ordinance to amend the City of Albuquerque Code of Ordinances regarding grants administration
- Resolution establishing a two-year policy for priority site plan approval and construction permitting
- Resolution directing the Department of Health, Housing and Homelessness to report on unhoused services expenditure
- Grant application for USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry inflation reduction funds
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will review several amendments to city ordinances and development codes. This includes updates to the regional comprehensive plan and new regulations for e-bikes and motorized transportation.
- Adopting an updated Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Comprehensive Plan
- Regulating e-bikes and other personal motorized modes of transportation
- Allowing drive-throughs in Volcano Heights Urban Center mixed-use zones
- Grant application for the renovation of Mesa Verde Park
- New development standards for properties adjacent to the Rail Trail
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several municipal actions including property declarations, contract awards, and ordinance amendments. Items include food service regulations, airport terminal agreements, and various grant applications for community safety and arts.
- Award recommendation for recyclable material processing and marketing services
- Award recommendation for Sunport food and beverage concessions program
- Commuter airline terminal lease and operating agreement with Advanced Air, LLC
- Amendment to the Human Rights Ordinance
- Grant application for a Violence Intervention Fund via the NM Department of Health
City Council
The City Council is considering the issuance and sale of several series of general obligation bonds. The agenda also includes various mayoral appointments, land use requests, and a declaration regarding the Police Chief.
- $111,850,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Series 2024A and 2024B)
- Designation of Central Avenue Bridge Crossing Site as a City Landmark
- Alignment of the Rio Grande Trail
- Application for Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant for Northern Sand Dunes property
- Declaration of No Confidence in Police Chief Harold Medina
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee is reviewing ranked lists of earmarks for Senator Lujan’s office and project requests for Representatives Stansbury and Vasquez. Staff will also present proposed changes to the IGR Ordinance for review at a future meeting.
- Review/approval of earmarked projects for Senator Lujan’s Office
- Review/approval of project requests for Representative Stansbury’s and Vasquez’s offices
- Presentation on proposed changes to the IGR Ordinance
- Federal lobbyist report regarding earmarks
City Council
The Council will consider appointments for the Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer. The agenda includes contracts for migrant assistance services and a reimbursement increase for the Uptown Transit Center. Members will also review grant applications for the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program.
- Emergency purchase of migrant sheltering services
- Reimbursement increase for Uptown Transit Center Joint Development Partnership Agreement
- Award recommendation for Migrant Assistance Services RFP
- Grant funding application for Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program
- Appointments for Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider several items regarding land use and infrastructure. This includes a proposed two-year policy to prioritize permitting for permanent housing projects in specific areas. Members will also discuss landmark designations and grant applications for open space acquisition.
- Designating Central Avenue Bridge Crossing Site as a City Landmark
- Amending Complete Streets Ordinance regarding green stormwater infrastructure
- Grant application for Northern Sand Dunes property acquisition
- Approving the Rio Grande Trail alignment
- Priority permitting policy for permanent housing projects
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will review the issuance of over $111 million in bonds for public safety and infrastructure. The agenda also includes a declaration of no confidence in Police Chief Harold Medina and amendments to the Human Rights Ordinance. Additionally, several grant applications and contract awards will be discussed.
- Issuance of $111,850,000 in General Obligation Bonds
- Declaration of No Confidence in Police Chief Harold Medina
- Amendment to the Human Rights Ordinance
- Violence Intervention Fund Grant application
- Award recommendations for Disclosure and Bond Counsel services
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review the 2024 state legislative session and receive an update on federal congressional earmarks. Members will also discuss updating the IGR Ordinance regarding priorities resolution format.
- Review of 2024 Legislative Session (State Lobbyists)
- 2024 Federal Congressional Earmarks Update (Federal Lobbyists)
- Discussion of updating IGR Ordinance regarding Priorities Resolution Format
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider a directive for a multi-agency investigation into an incident involving Police Chief Harold Medina. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding the demolition of unsafe buildings and emergency migrant sheltering services.
- Investigation into February 17, 2024, incident involving Police Chief Harold Medina
- Ordinance for administrative demolition of unsafe commercial or residential structures
- Emergency purchase of migrant sheltering services
- Zoning appeal for a 1.6-acre site in Volcano Cliffs at Resolana Pl NW
- Lease agreement with G3 Investors LLC at 707 Broadway NE
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will discuss several infrastructure and public safety proposals. This includes a resolution for Central Avenue improvements and converting Marquette and Tijeras Avenues to two-way roadways. The Council will also consider an ordinance regarding the demolition of unsafe commercial buildings and dwellings.
- Ordinance for administrative demolition of unsafe commercial buildings or dwellings
- Central Avenue Right Of Way Improvements Project between 1st and 8th Streets
- Resolution creating a program for human feces disposal on properties
- Approval of the Long Range Transit Security Program Study and Plan
- Award recommendation for grant consulting services
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Potential report from Federal Lobbyist
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review reports from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from state lobbyists and discuss the state legislature. A report from a federal lobbyist may also be provided if needed. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Potential report from Federal Lobbyist
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review several items including emergency service purchases and new environmental ordinances. The meeting also includes discussions on grant applications for community safety, cultural properties, and energy efficiency development.
- Emergency purchase of migrant sheltering services (EC-24-35)
- Environmental Justice In Air Quality Permitting Ordinance (O-23-96)
- Amendments to flood hazard and drainage control regulations (O-24-2)
- Byrne Discretionary Community Project Grant application (R-24-4)
- Updates to the City's Capital Implementation Program (R-24-8)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review reports regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist and other business.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will meet for routine legislative liaison updates. The agenda lists a report on the State Legislature, an optional federal lobbyist update, and other business. This is a procedural session with no public comment or specific actions scheduled.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Optional Report from Federal Lobbyist
- Other Business
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will meet to receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist and other business.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The meeting may also include a report from a federal lobbyist if required.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Potential report from Federal Lobbyist
City Council
The City Council is considering several administrative actions including board appointments and a right-of-way vacation. The meeting also includes a final action regarding rural supplemental grant funds for the Economic Development Department.
- Sole source purchase of an interactive driving simulator for DMD/Street Maintenance Division
- Vacation of public right-of-way at Knotts Landing Court NW (approx. 6.9 acres)
- Creation of a Hospitality Renewal Initiative Working Group to explore motel voucher options
- Selection of the Director of the Civilian Police Oversight Agency
- Acceptance of Rural Supplemental Grant Funds for the Economic Development Department
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will meet to receive a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes a potential report from a federal lobbyist and other business.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. A report from a federal lobbyist may also be provided if needed. No public comment will be taken at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyists and discussion of State Legislature
- Potential report from Federal Lobbyist
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will meet to hear a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The agenda also includes an election for a Vice-Chair and potential updates from a federal lobbyist.
- Election of Vice-Chair
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review a long-range transit security plan and a program for the disposal of human feces on properties. The committee also intends to defer discussions regarding an air quality ordinance and a federal grant application until February 12, 2024.
- Approval of Long Range Transit Security Program Study and Plan
- Sole source purchase of interactive driving simulator for DMD/Street Maintenance Division
- Administrative demolition of unsafe commercial buildings and structures
- Creation of a program for the disposal of human feces on properties
- Creation of a working group to reimagine the Motel Voucher Program
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
This meeting consists of procedural reports from state and federal lobbyists regarding the legislature. The committee will also discuss other business. Public comment is not permitted at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyists and Discussion of State Legislature
- Report from Federal Lobbyist if needed
City Council
The City Council will consider several final actions, including grant applications for a medical sobering center and air monitoring. The body will also discuss establishing priorities for the 2025 Capital Improvements Plan.
- Grant application for the Albuquerque Medical Sobering Center via U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
- Inflation Reduction Act Air Monitoring Grant application for the Environmental Health Department
- Establishment of priorities and criteria for the 2025 Capital Improvements Plan
- Adoption of a new Fire Code to replace the 2019 code
- Declaration regarding 508 1st Street NW
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to review federal priorities legislation. The committee will also receive a report from the State Lobby Team and discuss the State Legislative Session.
- Review of Federal Priorities Legislation
- Report from State Lobby Team (Joe Thompson, Al Park)
- Discussion on State Legislative Session
City Council
The City Council will review updates to the Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings, plumbing, and electrical installations. The agenda also includes a proposal to increase maximum building heights in Mesa Del Sol. Additionally, the Council will address federal policy priorities for fiscal years 2024 and 2025.
- Adopting new Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings and plumbing
- Increasing maximum building heights in Mesa Del Sol from 80 to 110 feet
- Awarding redevelopment services contract to multiple firms
- Terminal Building lease and operating agreement with United Airlines
- Resolution urging state legislature changes to pretrial detention systems
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review and recommend the City of Albuquerque’s federal legislative priorities for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. No public comment will be accepted at this meeting. The agenda contains no other substantive items beyond a general discussion period.
- Review and recommendation of federal FY 2024 & 2025 legislative priorities for the City of Albuquerque
- General discussion under "Other Business"