Mayor Tim Keller

It’s voting time in Albuquerque again! Early voting locations across the city are now open so make a plan and cast your ballot!

Last night, City Council made several changes to the proposed budget, including reductions to funding for Vision Zero, housing vouchers that support 200 residents, and the Diversion Program. We look forward to continuing to work with City Council to find solutions together.

Route 66 Remixed is putting Albuquerque on the national stage in the New York Times. Our Director of Arts & Culture, Dr. Shelle Sanchez, alongside the Albuquerque Museum’s Head Curator and Curator of History, spoke about the lasting impact of the Mother Road on our city.

Big ideas start early. 🏗️📚 Today we visited Dolores Gonzales Elementary School alongside local architects to see the incredible ideas students created for their very own playground. We spent time reading “Iggy Peck, Architect” together and talking about creativity and design.

Happy Mother’s Day Albuquerque! From our family to yours.

I will always stand up for the safety, rights, and dignity of Albuquerque residents. Our policies ensure ALL families can call 911, send their kids to school, and access City services without fear, while making clear that City resources are not tools for federal immigration raids

Every ticket at the 2026 Mayor’s Ball supports the One Albuquerque Fund and its work to help ensure every resident has the support they need to thrive for generations to come. Kids under 13 attend free. one-albuquerque-fund.snwbll.com/ticketing/2026…

Today, people from many faiths and traditions gathered for the National Day of Prayer. We came together to continue choosing compassion, unity, and peace for Albuquerque.

May the Fourth be with you, Albuquerque! Thinking back to our “Talking Trash Tuesdays” series during COVID from our Solid Waste team and COO Matthew Whelan that helped keep our city informed and connected. Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/ejygyHXUb5I?si…

Run for the Zoo had us trading wheels for running shoes on Route 66 🚦👟 The 39th annual Run for the Zoo brought our community together in the best way. Neighbors, families, and visitors showing up for a cause that keeps our BioPark thriving.

Wrapped up a great Sunday night in the Duke City catching Spirit World live at Launchpad #MetalMayor

May Day at Tiguex Park - part rally, part celebration, part vigil. We honored the workers who keep our city moving and stood with our immigrant community. Albuquerque stands with workers, families, and allies, today and every day.

Workers come first. At Civic Plaza today for May Day, joining neighbors in this powerful reminder. We stand with efforts to build an economy where families shape our future, and where fairness and accountability guide how we move forward.

Heard loud and clear! The “Five to Thrive” strategy is a clear reminder that growing our economy takes all of us, business leaders, workers, and City Hall, pulling in the same direction. We’re ready to keep building that partnership for the long haul.

Safer streets, more affordable housing, and new open spaces helped shape April in Albuquerque and we’re just getting started. More ahead in May.

On Worker’s Memorial Day, we honor those who lost their lives on the job and recommit to safer workplaces for every Albuquerque family. We recognize the progress made through organized labor and the work still ahead.

Hey Albuquerque have you heard? We repurposed turf from the Gladiators field to upgrade the Fun Zone at Isotopes Park. It’s safer, more comfortable for kids, and stays cooler than concrete in the summer. Improvements like this help make it better for families across our city.

At this weekend’s Voces de la Comunidad, we honored Dolores Huerta. A lifelong advocate who has spent more than 50 years organizing communities, strengthening labor rights, and advancing justice. Her legacy and work continues in unity, voice, and community.

Soaking up this beautiful Spring day at Wells Park with the family ☀️🍃

What is Albuquerque?! Albuquerque’s film scene featured on Jeopardy is on a roll 🎬 with the Albuquerque Film Office helping power everything from Breaking Bad and Pluribus to Oppenheimer and Stranger Things. It’s lights, camera, ABQ… and we’re just getting started.