COMMUNITY RESOURCESPhone Numbers
- Police (non-emergency): 242-COPS (-2677)
- Foothills Police substation: 332-5240
- General City Information: 311
- Report Graffiti or Litterers: 311
- Report Abandoned Vehicles: 768-CARS (-2277)
- Residential Large Item Pick up: 311
- Request a tree for a park or neighborhood,
Tree New Mexico, 505-265-4554
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Government Representatives City Councilor Don Harris 768-3106 dharris@cabq.gov State Senator Sue Wilson Beffort 292-7116 (home) sue.beffort@nmlegis.gov Congressman Martin Heinrich 346-6781 contact Congressman Heinrich Senator Jeff Bingaman 346-6601 senator_bingaman@bingaman.senate.gov |
Mayor Richard Berry 768-3000 mayorberry@cabq.gov County Commissioner Michael Brasher 768-4000 mbrasher@bernco.gov Senator Tom Udall 346-6791 contact Senator Udall |
Links - City of Albuquerque City of Albuquerque City Council City Council Meetings/Agendas Police Department Solid Waste Management Green Waste Recycling Burn/No Burn Status Office of Neighborhood Coordination Ordinances Zone Atlas Zoning Enforcement Polling Places For February 2010 election: Manzano Mesa Elementary School 801 Elizabeth St. SE |
Links - County, State, Federal, Other County of Bernalillo County Board of Commissioners State of New Mexico State Legislature U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Senate Links - Animals Report a Lost or Found Animal City Animal Services, 768-1975 Wildlife Rescue, 344-2500 Barking Dogs Activities for Visitors One of our neighbors compiled a list (PDF). |
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[The article below appeared in the newsletter of the City’s Office
of Neighborhood Coordination (ONC). Perhaps folks can use the City’s “Alternative Dispute Resolution” until the Association’s
Ombudsperson system is working.] Do You Have A Dispute with your Neighbor?
Submitted By Naomi Parada, Alternative Dispute ResolutionThe City of Albuquerque offers free Community Mediation to help you resolve the problem. What is Community Mediation? Community Mediation is a dispute resolution process designed for Albuquerque citizens and neighbors to resolve conflict and disputes within their own community. Mediation is private, confidential, voluntary and a cost-effective alternative to court. Mediators, or impartial third parties, assist individuals in finding a mutually acceptable solution to their problem. Mediators do not blame, judge who is right or wrong, or make decisions about what should happen. In mediation you and your neighbor are responsible for designing an outcome that works for both of you. Mediation provides an opportunity to express differences and improve relationships by:
Best of all it works! – Because participants are involved in creating their own solution research shows people are more satisfied with the result and comply with the terms of the agreement. This is a free service to all residents in the City of Albuquerque. If you would like more information, please contact the Alternative Dispute Resolution Office at 505-768-4500. |
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