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P. O. Box 7434
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194
505.304.8167
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New playground equipment will be installed in the park beginning the first week in March. The playground area is expected to be closed the rest of the month.
Final Community Meeting for the Fairsgrounds District, Friday, March 13, 5:30PM - 7:30PM, Alice K. Hoppes African American Pavilion, 300 San Pedro Dr NE.
Post-Legislative Session Town Hall, Saturday, March 14, 10am to noon, Taylor Ranch Community Center Gynmasium. Doors open at 9:30. Light refreshments will be served.
Public comment for Downtown Parking Study ends March 16. Go here to get info and take the survey.
The next NWC Community Policing Council meeting is Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 6pm to 8pm at the Taylor Ranch Community Center. Zoom access is available.
Clothes recycling event is Saturday, March 21, at Hinkle Family Fun Center. Donate and receive free mini-golf and movie passes. Flyer.
Annual General Membership Meeting, Monday, April 13. Details to follow.
The Office of Senior Affairs offers curb to curb transportation to adults 60 years and older. They provide rides by appointment 0730-1700, Monday – Friday, throughout the Albuquerque area for both medical and non-medical reasons. To register, call Senior Affairs Transportation at (505) 764-6464.
Remember that there is FREE household hazardous waste collection at Safety-Kleen, 2720 Girard NE. Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8 a.m. - 2 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 505-884-2277
Join the monthly bosque hike the first Saturday of the month at 11am at Open Space Visitor Center, 6500 Coors Blvd NW, (505) 897-8831
Free night at the Albuquerque Museum is the third Thursday of the month, 5:00 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Casa San Isidro admission is free on the second Saturday of the month. More information.
¡OJO! Scams galore. AI is now being used by scammers to lure people into providing personal information. Keep an eye out on your credit/debit card accounts for small-amount charges that scammers use as test purchases. If this happens, contact your institution to freeze the card and get a new one. Watch out for Medicare enrollment scams. Medicare cards are FREE; don't let anyone try to charge you for one. Watch out for real estate scammers as well.
Stay active!. Chair yoga, Wednesdays at 10:30 a. m., Taylor Ranch Community Center. Tai Chi is T/Th at 8am.
Soilutions will also accept your green waste Mon-Sat, 8am-4pm, 9008 Bates Rd SE.
Remember that there are many activities at the Bernalillo County Senior Centers. Free lunches for those 60 and over! Paradise Hills (6001 Paradise NW) is the closest.
Remember that if you are at least 65 or have a disability, you may qualify to keep the property tax on your home from rising in the future. Check with the BernCo Assessor's Office: 505-222-3700 or assessor@bernco.gov.
The Foam Recycler is looking for volunteers on Tuesdays and Fridays: info@thefoamrecycler.com or 505.322.9965. Recycle your polystyrene at 6204 2nd St. NW Unit D. Clean and dry, label and tape free, please. No packing peanuts. Materials should have #6 or EPS inside the recycling triangle.
The RAMP program helps residents apply for home modifications that assist individuals with physical limitations to more easily move through their homes. You can request a paper application by calling 505-476-0412 or apply online.
Learn more about becoming a Master Gardener at here.
Interested in joining or attending the NW Community Policing Council? You must be at least 16 y/o. Apply here.
Report cockroaches around manholes covers and request cockroach control from the Water Utility Authority.
Join the healthy happenings at the Paradise Hills Community Center: chair yoga, tai chi, Book to Movie Discussion Group. Click on the flyer of interest for information.
The Storehouse New Mexico seeks food donations. You can drop off non-perishable food items Monday - Saturday between 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., at 106 Broadway SE, the backdoor. Sometimes we donate unopened food items from our events to the Rio Grande Food Project on Coors Blvd. Here is the RGFP flyer if you want to help or need a little help.
Atlas One is the new APD smart phone app for non-emergency reporting. Learn more.
The Albuqeurque Community Connect Camera Registry has replaced the SCAN network. You can provide your contact information and location of your surveillance cameras and keep your footage private unless you decide to share it with investigators. For more into contact CCsupport@cabq.gov.
APD offers free gun locks to the public. NWAC, 10401 Cibola Loop NW, M-F, 8:00 a. m. to 4:50 p. m. You can also pick up a Slow Down ABQ sign for your yard. These walk-in hours also accommodate needle and drug disposal.
ABCWUA offers advice on landscaping and water conservation through its Ask an Expert e-mail service. Send questions to AskAnExpert@abcwua.org. Please include pictures of your yard, plants, and irrigation system when sending in questions.
For landscape professionals, the ABCWUA offers a chance to broaden your water conservation knowledge. Check it out.
You may qualify for an exemption or value freeze on your property taxes. Find out more from the Assessor's Office.
Please consider adopting a pet. The Bernalillo County Animal Care and Resource Center is located at 3001 Second St. SW (between Woodward and Rio Bravo).
FREE or low-cost pet spaying and neutering. Call 311 to find out if you qualify for the program. More info on the Animal Welfare web site.
APD Victim Advocacy Program offers numerous resources. Learn more at (505) 924-6028 or dvc@cabq.gov.
The West Side Emergency Housing Center needs donations of toiletries. Learn more.
Reminder that West Side Solid Waste Convenience Center is at 117 114th St. SW. Call them at 505.768.3920. Large item pick-up can be arranged day prior to regular trash pick-up by calling 311. Illegal dumping is a crime punishable by fines and possible jail time. To report illegal dumping, call 1-877-668-4769.
Bernalillo County Behavioral Health Services Department deploys community engagement teams for non-crisis intervention. Access to the community engagement teams is available at any time by calling 505-910-6357.
Get info on the property tax monthly payment program at 505-468-7031 or BernCo Treasurer.
Environmental Health text alerts now available. Text “ABQHEALTH” or “ABQSALUD” to 226787 to opt in. Textear al número para recibir avisos.
