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City of Albuquerque's Department of Municipal Development.

09/22/2026

Traffic barrels will be up along MLK between Broadway and Oak as crew work to install new delineators for separated bike lanes as part of the MLK Pilot Project. This project will help the community decide which bike safety measures they like and inform future projects.

09/18/2026

With 155 miles of off-streets bike trails and bike ways, it can be a lot when you are trying to get from point A to B. But have no fear, the Bike Map is here. Available at most city facilities like libraries, multi-generational centers and community centers or online at CABQ.gov/bikes.

Video Description: City officials explain the bike map that is available, cyclists ride on a path.

09/17/2026

When the rains come, you can count on DMD and our Street Maintenance team to come out with a vactor truck. This is our newest truck in the fleet! If you see our crews on the road, give them some room and go slow.

Video Description: City workers operate a vactor truck to remove water ponding on streets.

09/08/2026

The traffic barrels at Central and Tramway have been removed in both directions. Work has been underway to install a barricade at around the new Route 66 East Gateway. Traffic patterns are back to normal.

09/08/2026

Join us for the 25th Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Ceremony at Civic Plaza

Friday, September 11
11:00 a.m.

Firefighter Stair Climb will take place earlier that morning at 8:45AM at the WaFd Building

09/04/2026

One bad actor. Hundreds of complaints. These are not city crews. These are private companies. The city of Albuquerque wants fiber to expand broadband access across the city but with respect to our residents. Companies looking to install fiber using utility pole easements need to obtain permits from the proper utility companies, but we hope those fiber companies can follow the proper rules and regulations and work with homeowners for their permission to access their back yards. The city will hold those bad actors accountable for the pain they cause neighbors. Report concerns to 311. We also want you to be aware of a new ordinance being voted on at city council Wednesday, September 9, which will ease regulations on these fiber companies and allow them more access to your property.

08/26/2026

Another way the City of Albuquerque is working to make your city safer is through a brand-new Bike Boulevard. Buena Vista will be redesigned as a Bike Boulevard from Central to Gibson, connecting UNM Main Campus to UNM South Campus.

Video Description: City officials provide an update on a new Bike Boulevard project, with pedestrians in the neighborhood and near UNM on Buena Vista.

08/26/2026

The City of Albuquerque is improving Alameda Boulevard from Rich Court to Barstow Street. The project will widen westbound Alameda to add a second driving lane and a left-turn lane onto southbound Barstow. An 8-foot sidewalk and storm drain improvements will also be added. The project is expected to take about seven months to complete.

Alt Text: Flyer with traffic barrels in the background and a description of the work that is taking place along Alameda & Bartstow.

08/24/2026

A new speed table is almost done on Antequera Road near Bosque School. It will slow drivers down but not emergency vehicles.

Video description: City crews work to install a new speed table and describe the scope of the project.

08/19/2026

💡 With hundreds of new lights installed across the city, DMD is working to make your neighborhoods brighter and safer.
See what projects are happening in your community and learn more at cabq.gov/dmd.

Video Description: City officials highlight streetlighting projects across Albuquerque, featuring streetlights, vehicles, and a map graphic showing project locations.

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