Mayor Tim Keller

We gathered at Old Town Plaza to remember Dolores Huerta and the life she dedicated to fighting for dignity, fairness and a better future for working families. Through a small ceremony and an ofrenda, we honored her legacy and the countless lives she touched.

For Albuquerque, Dolores was never just a figure from the history books; she kept coming back to her home state, to stand with workers, families, and advocates in our community. Dolores will be deeply missed, but her spirit lives on in the words she gave us: ¡Sí, se puede!”

🚲 Albuquerque, let’s make our streets safer together! We’re testing different barriers and intersection designs on MLK to to make walking and biking safer and we want your vote! Help us choose your favorite barrier and shape the future of bike lanes across Albuquerque.

LOBOS! Let’s sell this game out! 🐺 UNM takes on NDSU this Saturday, October 24, at 8 PM in a battle for the Mountain West. Let’s bring the noise and fill the stands!

The President of the United States has once again suggested renaming New Mexico to “New America.” Let’s be clear: we will always be New Mexico. Our name carries centuries of history, culture, tradition and identity. Still New Mexico. Still the Land of Enchantment.

Have extra from your garden or backyard coop? You can drop off whole, homegrown, unprocessed fruits, vegetables, herbs, dried chiles, dried beans, garlic, onions and eggs at any of the City’s four Health and Social Services Centers during operating hours.

First Lady Elizabeth Kistin Keller joined U.A. Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 412 to recognize volunteers donating their time and skills to help older adults and residents with disabilities prepare for winter. Thank you to Local 412 for 34 years of showing up and lending a hand.

We celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day at events across Albuquerque, honoring the cultures and contributions of Native communities. We also had the opportunity to meet Shiyazh Pete, the first Navajo Nation member to sign with an NFL team.

Hey @CollegeGameDay , the 505 is calling! 🏈🌶️ When the New Mexico Lobos take on North Dakota State, there’s no better place to be than Albuquerque! And to sweeten the deal, we’ll GUARANTEE you a hot air balloon ride over Albuquerque. Let’s make it happen!

More than 50 years ago, Virginia “Ginger” Lee Grossetete helped open Palo Duro Senior Center as Albuquerque’s first senior center. As its first employee and supervisor, she helped establish programs that became a model for senior services across our city. Thank you, Ginger!

Today, we broke ground on a new development along Central Avenue near Old Town that will bring 70 new homes to Albuquerque. La Curva will help working families find a home they can afford, all with a design inspired by the curve of Central Avenue, Route 66 and Old Town.

Enjoying the Balloon Fiesta with my family this weekend - trading pins and taking in one of Albuquerque’s most special traditions. 🎈 Hope you had a great first weekend of Balloon Fiesta, Albuquerque!

We proclaimed September 28th as Wu-Tang Clan Day in Albuquerque. 👐 The Wu-Tang Clan has a long history in our city, from playing chess at our iconic Jack Candelaria Community Center, a free concert in 2023 and now returning last night to the Amphitheater.

Getting Albuquerque ready for Balloon Fiesta! Thousands of City employees pitched in today to pick up trash and help get our city ready to welcome visitors from around the world. Want to pitch in? Call 311 to find cleanup opportunities near you.

While AFR is running low on sandbags, we appreciate Bernalillo County for stepping in to provide additional supplies in while we replenish our stock. Also, trash pickup may be delayed as crews navigate the weather. We’ll have more information on timing and service impacts soon.

The Rio Grande Rivalry is this Saturday and I have a little bet with Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez: whoever loses has to fly the other team’s flag at City Hall. No pressure, Mayor Enriquez. Let’s go, Lobos! @UNMLoboFB @UNMLOBOS

The Luminaria Tour is ON! 🚌🎄 We’re keeping one of Albuquerque’s holiday traditions this year with enough luminarias to ruin the Grinch’s Christmas plans. #ItsLit

Our Rental Unit Habitability Enforcement Ordinance gives the City stronger tools to hold landlords accountable when serious health and safety problems aren’t fixed. Landlords have 72 hours to address serious violations and can face $500 daily fines for failing to act.

Albuquerque, I’m challenging YOU! 🏃‍♂️👊 Build a team of 5 for the Mayor’s Team Challenge at the Duke City Marathon on October 18. Compete together, have some fun, and give back to four local nonprofits. ❤️ Register at DukeCityMarathon.com

Had a great conversation with Imagine ABQ, a community driven group bringing people together to make Albuquerque a better place. From neighborhood cleanups to murals and yard makeovers, they’re showing what’s possible when neighbors take action in their own communities.