Capital improvement spending and projects.
Current Capital Program#
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2026 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan Priorities (R-2026-024 archived PDF)
The enacted City Council resolution frames 2026 ICIP priorities across housing, public safety, transportation, facilities, technology, redevelopment, resilience, and other public infrastructure. Official R-26-9 matter record · Capital Projects placement
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2025 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan Priorities (R-25-126 enacted PDF)
The enacted 2025 resolution establishes City Council priorities for the infrastructure capital improvements plan, guiding investment across streets, drainage, transit, parks, public safety, housing, facilities, technology, redevelopment, resilience, and other public infrastructure. Official R-25-126 matter record · Official enacted attachment · Capital Projects placement
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2025-2034 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements (R-25-117 enacted PDF)
The enacted resolution approves Albuquerque’s 2025-2034 decade plan and 2025 two-year capital budget, programming general-obligation investments for streets, drainage, parks, transit, housing, public safety, community facilities, technology, redevelopment, and neighborhood priorities. Official R-25-117 matter record · Official enacted attachment · Capital Projects placement
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2026 Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan Project List (Archived PDF)
Lists Albuquerque’s 2026 Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan projects and identifying numbers by department, covering transit, streets, drainage, parks, housing, public safety, facilities, technology, redevelopment, and other capital needs.
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2025-2033 General Obligation Bond Initial Request Summary (Archived PDF)
Records Albuquerque departments’ initial capital requests for the 2025-2033 bond cycles, including allocations, project scopes, locations, justifications, schedules, costs, funding sources, operating impacts, and requested amounts before final program approval.
Official City PDF · City Municipal Development Document Library
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2025 General Obligation Bond Approved Program Book
Albuquerque’s approved 2025 General Obligation Bond program describes proposed capital investments across the 2025-2034 decade plan, including project scopes, funding categories, public facilities, infrastructure, and implementation priorities.
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2025 General Obligation Bond Program by Purpose (Archived PDF)
Compiles Albuquerque’s voter-approved 2025 General Obligation Bond program by purpose, listing election questions, project scopes, and funding for streets, transit, drainage, parks, housing, redevelopment, public facilities, and other capital priorities.
This concise 50-page edition complements the detailed 407-page approved program book above. Official City record · Official City PDF
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2025–2034 Approved Decade Plan Summary (archived PDF)
Summarizes approved capital allocations across the 2025–2034 decade plan by department and biennial bond cycle, showing long-range funding for streets, drainage, parks, transit, housing, facilities, and public safety.
Download archived allocation workbook · Official City PDF · Official City workbook
2027–2036 Planning Cycle#
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2027–2036 Decade Plan Funding Allocation Chart (archived PDF)
Shows preliminary department allocations and plan submissions for the 2027–2036 decade plan across four bond cycles, including streets, drainage, parks, transit, housing, public safety, community facilities, and mandated set-asides.
The City URL is named as an Excel workbook but currently serves this one-page PDF. Open the official City file.
Historical Capital Programs#
2021-2023 Decade Plan Resolutions#
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2023-2032 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements (R-23-100 enacted PDF)
The enacted 2023 resolution programs the City’s 2023-2032 decade plan and two-year capital budget, allocating projects across infrastructure, transit, parks, public safety, housing, community facilities, and the City’s general-obligation bond purposes. Official R-23-100 matter record · Official enacted attachment
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2021-2030 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements (R-21-128 enacted PDF)
The enacted 2021 resolution approves the 2021-2030 decade plan and two-year capital budget, programming general-obligation investments in streets, drainage, parks, transit, public safety, housing, community facilities, and neighborhood infrastructure. Official R-21-128 matter record · Official enacted attachment
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Capital Improvements Plan Community Equity Criterion (R-20-85 enacted PDF)
The enacted resolution adds a community-equity criterion to Albuquerque’s capital-improvements planning, directing the City to prioritize investment in socially vulnerable and geographically inequitable areas when developing capital programs. Official R-20-85 matter record · Official enacted attachment
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2003 Decade Plan Project Evaluation Criteria (Archived PDF)
Documents weighted criteria used to evaluate Albuquerque capital proposals, including asset rehabilitation, operating-budget impact, adopted-plan consistency, service delivery, geographic distribution, partnerships, equity, and implementation readiness.
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2003 Staff Committee General Obligation Bond Project Rankings (Archived PDF)
Ranks proposed Albuquerque capital projects from high to low across public works, transit, parks, public safety, community facilities, drainage, libraries, streets, and cultural services.
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2003-2007 Consolidated Plan Capital Summary (Archived PDF)
Summarizes Albuquerque’s 2003-2007 federal community-development and housing capital expenditures, identifying public facilities, streetscapes, redevelopment, housing programs, shelters, neighborhood projects, and annual funding levels.
2007–2016 Decade Plan#
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2003 Storm Sewer System General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $11.576 million in 2003 storm-sewer bond scopes for drainage rehabilitation, monitoring, pumps, channels, collectors, crossings, planning, rights-of-way, and public art. Stormwater & Drainage placement · Official City PDF
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2007 Storm Sewer System General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $10.403 million in 2007 storm-sewer bond scopes for District 3, water-quality monitoring, hydrologic planning, collectors, rehabilitation, pump stations, and public art. Stormwater & Drainage placement · Official City PDF
The City published this capital program as separate tables rather than one downloadable book. ABQInfo preserves the policy framework and the most useful citywide, departmental, district, enterprise-fund, and impact-fee components together. Browse the official City collection.
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Capital Improvements Plan Priorities and Scoring Resolution R-2006-089 (Archived PDF)
Adopts Albuquerque priorities, criteria, weights, and funding allocations for evaluating the 2007 capital program, including infrastructure rehabilitation, adopted plans, public safety, growth, neighborhood needs, and operating-budget effects.
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Capital Improvements Plan Priorities and Scoring Resolution R-2008-017 (Archived PDF)
Preserves the enacted resolution establishing Albuquerque capital-project priorities, evaluation criteria, scoring weights, set-asides, and proposed allocations for the 2009 General Obligation Bond Program and related decade-plan decisions.
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2009 Community Facilities General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Lists $52.35 million in project scopes for affordable housing, cultural facilities, City buildings, environmental health, community centers, technology, planning, redevelopment, libraries, animal welfare, and senior facilities. Official City record · Official City PDF
2009 General Obligation Bond Program#
These official City tables preserve the 2009 project scopes and the accompanying 2009–2017 funding schedules. The overview and cross-department records remain here; subject-specific tables are also linked from the relevant transportation, parks, and drainage pages.
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2009 General Obligation Bond Funding Allocation Chart (Archived PDF)
Compares the policy allocation, departmental requests, and proposed funding for the $160 million 2009 program across infrastructure, transit, public safety, community facilities, neighborhood set-asides, and public art. Official City PDF
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Details $16.257 million in scopes for City facilities, energy and water conservation, animal shelters, landfill remediation, environmental monitoring, information systems, fleet fueling, plan review, GIS, and public art. Official City PDF
Energy, Water, Public Facilities, and System Modernization Bond Scopes#
This six-record sequence preserves the official City scope tables for successive bond elections, showing the changing allocations across public facilities, environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, and public art.
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2011 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $23.104 million for animal welfare, City facilities, landfill and environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, plan review, AGIS, and public art. Official City Record
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2013 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $12.853 million for animal welfare, City facilities, landfill and environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, plan review, permitting software, and public art. Official City Record
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2015 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $11.375 million for animal welfare, City facilities, parks equipment, environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, planning systems, and public art. Official City Record
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2017 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $11.57 million for animal welfare, City facilities, environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, planning services, and public art. Official City Record
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2019 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $10.42 million for animal welfare, City facilities, landfill remediation, vehicles, electronic plan review, information systems, energy conservation, and public art. Official City Record
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2023 Bond Scopes (Archived PDF) — $20.8355 million for animal welfare, City buildings and parking, environmental health, information systems, energy conservation, Railyards rehabilitation, and public art. Official City Record
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2009–2017 Parks and Recreation General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $133.335 million for forestry, park amenities, trails, pools, recreation facilities, open-space restoration and acquisition, and equipment. Parks & Recreation placement · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 ABQ RIDE General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $63.25 million for revenue vehicles, park-and-ride facilities, shelters, technology, facility rehabilitation, maintenance equipment, and transit security. ABQ RIDE placement · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 Streets General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $312.915 million for reconstruction, paving, intersections, bridges, signals, sidewalks, lighting, trails, traffic management, landscaping, and named corridor projects. Transportation Plans placement · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 Storm Drainage General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $85.175 million for water quality, pump stations, storm drains, arroyo crossings, hydrology, rehabilitation, master planning, and named flood-control projects. Stormwater & Drainage placement · Official City PDF
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2009 Parks and Recreation General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details 2009 scopes for Vista del Norte fields, community and neighborhood parks, pool and recreation-center work, open space, trailheads, forestry, medians, trails, vehicles, and public art. Parks & Recreation placement · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 Community Facilities General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $296.996 million for housing, cultural services, municipal facilities, environmental health, community services, technology, planning, redevelopment, and senior facilities. Official City PDF
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2009 Streets General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $44.165 million for Lead and Coal, paving, signals, bridges, arterial roads, sidewalks, lighting, traffic management, traffic calming, trails, landscape improvements, and public art. Transportation Plans placement · Official City PDF
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2009 Storm Sewer System General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $13.837 million for water quality, pump stations, storm drains, arroyo crossings, hydrologic planning, flood control, drainage rehabilitation, and public art. Stormwater & Drainage placement · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 General Obligation Bond Summary Totals (Archived PDF)
Consolidates $1.08094 billion in planned funding by department and purpose, covering streets, drainage, parks, public safety, transit, community facilities, neighborhood set-asides, and public art. Official City PDF
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2007 Capital Program Policies and Project-Selection Criteria (Archived PDF)
Documents the adopted funding allocations, project-scoring rules, growth and rehabilitation categories, impact-fee policies, and operating-budget safeguards used to assemble Albuquerque’s 2007 General Obligation Bond Program and decade plan.
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2007–2016 General Obligation Bond Decade Plan Summary (Archived PDF)
Summarizes more than $1.04 billion in planned 2007–2016 bond funding across streets, drainage, parks, transit, housing, public safety, community facilities, neighborhood projects, and public art.
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2007 Council-Neighborhood Set-Aside Projects (Archived PDF)
Lists each Council district’s $1 million neighborhood allocation for streets, traffic calming, sidewalks, landscaping, parks, community and senior centers, libraries, police facilities, and other district-specific improvements.
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2007–2016 Enterprise Fund Capital Summary (Archived PDF)
Preserves ten-year capital schedules for Albuquerque aviation and solid-waste enterprise funds, including Sunport and Double Eagle II facilities, runways, cargo, terminal concepts, landfill cells, equipment, remediation, and waste systems.
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2007–2016 Streets Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Lists planned funding for major streets, intersections, bridges, signals, sidewalks, bikeways, traffic management, river-crossing studies, rehabilitation, landscaping, and named Albuquerque roadway projects across five bond cycles.
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2007–2016 Transit Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $43.93 million for transit vehicles, West Side park-and-ride and operating facilities, shelters, facility rehabilitation, maintenance and security equipment, technology upgrades, and Central-and-Unser improvements.
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2007–2016 Storm Drainage Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules storm-drain, arroyo, channel, pump-station, water-quality, rehabilitation, right-of-way, and engineering investments across Albuquerque, identifying named projects and funding by bond cycle through 2016.
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2007–2016 Parks and Recreation Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules investments in pools, parks, recreation facilities, medians, open-space acquisition and restoration, trails, Balloon Fiesta Park, visitor facilities, sports parks, equipment, and water conservation.
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2007–2016 Affordable Housing Capital Summary (Archived PDF)
Records Albuquerque’s planned commitment of $10 million per bond cycle, totaling $50 million, for affordable-housing land banking throughout the 2007–2016 decade plan.
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Metropolitan Redevelopment Fund Capital Plan, 2006–2010 (Archived PDF)
Allocates projected redevelopment spending among East Downtown, Near Heights, Highland Central, West Central, Old Albuquerque High, Sunport West, Fourth Street, new projects, property management, and general-fund activities.
Official City PDF · Metropolitan Redevelopment Plans placement
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2007–2016 Community Facilities Capital Summary (Archived PDF)
Summarizes $295.24 million in decade-plan allocations for housing, cultural services, municipal facilities and energy, environmental health, family and community services, finance, planning, and senior affairs.
Department Capital Details#
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2007–2016 Cultural Services Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules capital investments for the BioPark, libraries, Albuquerque Museum, Balloon Museum, Explora, South Broadway Cultural Center, KiMo Theatre, public art, historic buildings, and other cultural facilities.
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2007–2016 Municipal Facilities, Energy, Security, and Parking Capital Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules City building rehabilitation, roofs, security, parking-facility upgrades, replacement vehicles, and lighting, HVAC, renewable-energy, and conservation improvements through five bond cycles.
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2007–2016 Environmental Health Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules landfill remediation, animal-care facilities, bio-disease laboratory work, sustainability programs, equipment, data systems, and air-quality facility improvements through the 2007–2016 capital program.
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2007–2016 Family and Community Services Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules community-center construction and renovation, multigenerational centers, gyms, teen and cultural facilities, an incubator, security improvements, vehicles, and other Family and Community Services capital projects.
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2007–2016 Finance and Administrative Services Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules enterprise-resource-planning systems, wireless-network infrastructure, computer and communications equipment, and the City’s three-percent energy-conservation set-aside across Albuquerque’s 2007–2016 capital program.
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2007–2016 Fire Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $27.61 million for fire-station rehabilitation, Fire Station 2 work, and recurring apparatus replacement across Albuquerque’s five capital-program bond cycles.
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2007–2016 Park Design and Construction Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules community and neighborhood park development, named park projects, equipment, district improvements, and major investments at Ventana Ranch Regional Park and North Domingo Baca Park.
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2007–2016 Planning Department Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules the Bicycle Park, metropolitan redevelopment areas, Fourth Street, geographic information systems, KIVA, sector-plan improvements, village-center work, and other Planning Department capital investments.
Official City PDF · Metropolitan Redevelopment Plans placement
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2007–2016 Police Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $42.85 million for police radio infrastructure, marked vehicles, the Sixth Area Command headquarters, and renovation of Albuquerque’s former main police building.
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2007–2016 Senior Affairs Capital Program Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules senior-center rehabilitation and a Central Kitchen and Social Services Facility, preserving the planned $15.16 million Senior Affairs capital program across five bond cycles.
Impact-Fee Component Plans#
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2007 Component Capital Improvement Plan Overview (Archived PDF)
Explains Albuquerque’s impact-fee-funded capital program, service-area structure, fee phase-in, development exemptions, and eligible roadway, drainage, park, trail, open-space, fire, and police infrastructure.
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2005–2013 Drainage Component Capital Implementation Plan (Archived PDF)
Programs impact-fee-supported drainage rights-of-way, trunk lines, channels, diversions, ponds, and basins across Far Northeast, Northwest, Southwest, and Tijeras service areas.
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2005–2013 Public Safety Component Capital Implementation Plan (Archived PDF)
Programs impact-fee-supported fire stations and police facilities, vehicles, forensic equipment, radios, mobile command resources, and other public-safety capacity serving Albuquerque growth areas.
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2005–2013 Open Space, Trails, and Recreation Component Capital Plan (Archived PDF)
Programs impact-fee-supported open-space land, visitor facilities, access control, trails, parking, restoration, and protection projects across the Bosque, foothills, arroyos, volcanic landscape, and West Mesa.
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2005–2013 Park Development Component Capital Plan (Archived PDF)
Programs impact-fee-supported park construction and land acquisition across Academy, Southeast Foothills, North Albuquerque, North Valley, Southwest Mesa, and Northwest Volcano service areas.
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2011-2020 General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Summarizes planned bond allocations for 2011 through 2019 across streets, drainage, parks, public safety, transit, affordable housing, cultural services, planning, and community facilities.
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2013-2021 General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Summarizes planned 2013-2021 general-obligation bond totals by City department, including streets, drainage, parks, public safety, transit, community facilities, neighborhood set-asides, and public art.
2011–2019 Department Schedules#
These department schedules provide the project-level detail behind the 2011 General Obligation Bond summary.
October 2010 Program Scope and Schedule Records#
The City’s October 2010 Environmental Planning Commission folder preserves a distinct preliminary 2011 program: one citywide allocation summary, 13 department project-scope sheets, and seven schedules whose totals differ from the later 2011–2019 deliveries above. Identical later deliveries are consolidated to their canonical records.
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2011–2020 General Obligation Bond Program Summary (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Provides the October 2010 citywide general-obligation-bond totals, showing planned 2011 through 2019 allocations for streets, drainage, parks, public safety, transit, community facilities, affordable housing, neighborhood set-asides, public art, and energy programs. Official City PDF
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2011 Animal Welfare General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $1.2 million Animal Welfare bond project for shelter rehabilitation, equipment, vehicles, mobile adoption, and off-site adoption operations. Official City PDF
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2011 City Facilities and Parking General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $2.5 million in 2011 bond scopes for Municipal Development vehicles, City-building rehabilitation, Plaza del Sol stucco, security systems, roof and plumbing repairs, and parking-facility upgrades. City Facilities placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Cultural Services General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $9.475 million in 2011 Cultural Services bond projects for BioPark exhibits, the South Broadway Cultural Center, a BioPark-Old Town connection, library materials and automation, and Albuquerque Museum history exhibits. Official City PDF
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2011 Environmental Health General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $1.52 million in 2011 Environmental Health bond projects for Los Angeles Landfill remediation, environmental monitoring equipment, and connecting Montessa Park facilities to the municipal water system. Official City PDF
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2011 Family and Community Services General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $8.8 million in 2011 Family and Community Services bond projects for facility improvements, Los Duranes, Westgate, Holiday Park, East Central, and Dennis Chavez community centers, youth cultural facilities, and vehicles. Official City PDF
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2011 Finance and Administrative Services General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $12.175 million in 2011 Finance and Administrative Services bond projects for enterprise systems, servers, public-safety radio management, network infrastructure, content management, computer rooms, and business-continuity planning. Official City PDF
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2011 Fire General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $4.625 million Fire bond program for replacing emergency-response apparatus, including engines, ladder trucks, Hazmat rescue vehicles, brush trucks, and rehabilitating fire stations. Public Safety placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Parks and Recreation General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $14.65 million in 2011 Parks and Recreation bond projects for parks, pools, trails, open space, Bosque restoration, Balloon Fiesta Park, forestry, neighborhood and community parks, and vehicle equipment. Parks and Recreation placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Planning General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $3 million in 2011 Planning bond projects for community planning, electronic plan review, GIS and KIVA systems, North Fourth Street, DeAnza, Clayton Heights, East Gateway, and New York redevelopment areas. Metropolitan Redevelopment Plans placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Police General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $5.475 million Police bond projects for marked and unmarked vehicle replacement, APD facility repair, and the Comprehensive Information Systems Project. Public Safety placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Senior Affairs General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $1 million Senior Affairs bond project for rehabilitation and equipment at senior centers, fitness centers, and other senior-program facilities. Official City PDF
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2011 Storm Drainage General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $12.95 million in 2011 storm-drainage bond projects for water quality, pump stations, arroyo crossings, Alameda Riverside Drains, Volcano Cliffs, San Pedro, hydrology, and neighborhood flood-control improvements. Stormwater and Drainage placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Streets General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines $39.6 million in 2011 Streets bond projects for road and intersection reconstruction, paving, traffic management, bridges, sidewalks, safety, trails, bikeways, lighting, and named Albuquerque corridor improvements. Transportation Plans placement · Official City PDF
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2011 Transit General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $6.2 million transit bond projects for revenue and support vehicles, park-and-ride facilities, transit technology, facility rehabilitation, maintenance equipment, and bus-stop improvements. ABQ RIDE placement · Official City PDF
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Records the October 2010 Finance and Administrative Services schedule, totaling $25.015 million through 2019 for enterprise systems, servers, radio management, network infrastructure, records management, computer rooms, and continuity planning. Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Environmental Health General Obligation Bond Schedule (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Records the October 2010 Environmental Health schedule, totaling $9.32 million through 2019 for landfill remediation, health and safety equipment, and Montessa Park water-system improvements. Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Cultural Services General Obligation Bond Schedule (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Records the October 2010 Cultural Services schedule, totaling $58.365 million through 2019 for BioPark exhibits, Balloon Museum facilities, community events, libraries, media resources, and Albuquerque Museum projects. Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Parks and Recreation General Obligation Bond Schedule (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Records the October 2010 Parks and Recreation schedule, totaling $79.43 million through 2019 for parks, pools, trails, open space, Bosque restoration, Balloon Fiesta Park, forestry, and recreation equipment. Parks and Recreation placement · Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Senior Affairs General Obligation Bond Schedule (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Records the October 2010 Senior Affairs schedule, totaling $12.5 million through 2019 for facility rehabilitation and North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center gymnasium and water-sprayground projects. Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Streets General Obligation Bond Schedule (October 2010 Archived PDF)
Records the October 2010 Streets schedule, totaling $234.35 million through 2019 for roadway, intersection, paving, bridge, sidewalk, traffic management, trails, bikeways, lighting, and corridor projects. Transportation Plans placement · Official City PDF
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Cultural Services Schedule (Archived PDF) — $68.32 million for the BioPark, libraries, museums, cultural facilities, exhibits, and collections. Official City Record
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Transit Schedule (Archived PDF) — $42.46 million for vehicles, park-and-ride facilities, technology, maintenance equipment, and bus stops. ABQ RIDE placement · Official City Record
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Finance and Administrative Services Schedule (Archived PDF) — $29.52 million for enterprise systems, servers, networks, radio management, continuity planning, and energy conservation. Official City Record
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Fire Schedule (Archived PDF) — $26.23 million for fire apparatus and station rehabilitation. Public Safety placement · Official City Record
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Storm Drainage Schedule (Archived PDF) — $68.85 million for drainage, water quality, pump stations, arroyos, channels, and basins. Stormwater placement · Official City Record
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Streets Schedule (Archived PDF) — $235.85 million for roadway and intersection reconstruction, widening, bridges, sidewalks, and corridors. Transportation placement · Official City Record
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Parks and Recreation Schedule (Archived PDF) — $98.96 million for parks, pools, recreation, trails, open space, and named projects. Parks placement · Official City Record
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Police Schedule (Archived PDF) — $23.23 million for vehicles, facilities, information systems, and the Old Main building. Public Safety placement · Official City Record
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Affordable Housing Schedule (Archived PDF) — records a $10 million affordable-housing allocation. Official City Record
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Animal Welfare Schedule (Archived PDF) — $6.3 million for animal-shelter rehabilitation and equipment. Official City Record
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Family and Community Services Schedule (Archived PDF) — $32.15 million for community centers, facilities, vehicles, and service sites. Official City Record
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Family and Community Services Initial Schedule (2011 Archived PDF) — $32.85 million for facility repairs, Los Duranes, Westgate, Holiday Park, health and social-service centers, community centers, and vehicles. Official City Record
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Environmental Health Schedule (Archived PDF) — $11.68 million for landfill remediation, ozone work, health equipment, and water improvements. Official City Record
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City Facilities and Parking Schedule (Archived PDF) — $14.6 million for City facilities, energy, security, parking, vehicles, roofs, and water efficiency. City Facilities placement · Official City Record
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Council Neighborhood Set-Aside Schedule (Archived PDF) — $9 million across all nine Council districts for neighborhood projects. Official City Record
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Planning Schedule (Archived PDF) — $33.01 million for planning, ePlan, GIS, KIVA, redevelopment, and revitalization. Redevelopment placement · Official City Record
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2013–2022 Decade Plan and 2013 General Obligation Bond Program (archived PDF)
Presents the Environmental Planning Commission version of the 2013–2022 Albuquerque capital-improvement decade plan and 2013 bond program, with department projects, funding schedules, maps, justifications, and program criteria.
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Presents the mayor’s recommended 2017-2026 capital decade plan and 2017 bond program, with project scopes, locations, costs, schedules, funding sources, departmental priorities, maps, and photographs.
Department scopes and funding summaries · Official City Record · Official City PDF
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2019 General Obligation Bond Program Book (archived PDF)
Documents the 2019 Albuquerque capital program by bond purpose and department, preserving proposed project scopes, costs, locations, schedules, funding sources, and the broader decade-plan context.
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2021 General Obligation Bond Approved Program (archived PDF)
Preserves the approved 2021 Albuquerque bond program, including department allocations, detailed capital-project requests, project purposes, locations, schedules, costs, funding sources, and implementation information.
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2021 General Obligation Bond Program by Purpose (archived PDF)
The voter-facing 47-page companion preserves the 2021 ballot questions and project-level funding by bond purpose, including public safety, community facilities, parks, streets, transit, drainage, housing, and redevelopment.
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2023 General Obligation Bond Program Book (archived PDF)
Compiles the 2023 Albuquerque General Obligation Bond program by purpose and department, with project descriptions, locations, justifications, requested funding, schedules, and capital-planning context.
2017 General Obligation Bond Program#
The City published the 2017 program as separate department tables rather than one downloadable book. Each department has a scope table describing what the 2017 bond money buys and a summary table scheduling that department’s funding across the 2017–2025 bond cycles. The department tables total $102.78 million in 2017 funding. Browse the official City collection.
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2017 General Obligation Bond Program and 2017–2026 Decade Plan Introduction (Archived Word Document)
Introduces the 2017 program and decade plan, explaining the mayor’s recommendation to City Council, the capital ordinance’s ten-year planning requirement, the R-2016-002 funding-capacity resolution, and the 2016 review and hearing sequence. Because the mayor’s recommendation book is a scanned image PDF, this is the only text-searchable copy of the introduction.
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Explains how 2017 bond projects were selected, describing the roughly $142 million in departmental requests, staff committee rating and ranking, senior management review, the Environmental Planning Commission hearing, City Council adoption, and the October 3, 2017 voter approval.
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2017 ABQ RIDE Transit General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $5.9 million in 2017 transit scopes for revenue and support vehicle replacement, transit facility rehabilitation, bus stop improvements, transit technology, maintenance equipment, and a high-capacity corridor study leveraging federal matching funds. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $28.341 million through 2025.
ABQ RIDE placement · Official City Record — scopes · Official City PDF — scopes · Official City Record — summary · Official City PDF — summary
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2017 Animal Welfare General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the $1.05 million 2017 Animal Welfare scope covering planning, design, construction, renovation, equipment, and vehicles for the City animal shelters and related operations, including mobile and off-site programs. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $5.25 million through 2025.
Official City Record — scope · Official City PDF — scope · Official City Record — summary · Official City PDF — summary
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2017 Cultural Services General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $3.5 million in 2017 Cultural Services scopes for Balloon Museum exhibits and facilities, KiMo Theatre and South Broadway Cultural Center renovation, library materials, automation and building work, and Albuquerque Museum repairs and collections. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $23.06 million through 2025 and adds Ernie Pyle Library, Albuquerque Museum phase three, and Casa San Ysidro work.
Official City Record — scopes · Official City PDF — scopes · Official City Record — summary · Official City PDF — summary
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2017 City Facilities, CIP, and Parking General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $3.55 million in 2017 Municipal Development scopes for replacement vehicles, parks construction equipment, City building and roof rehabilitation, Civic underground fire suppression and emergency power, ABC Government Center systems, parking facilities, and security improvements. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $19.15 million through 2025.
City Facilities placement · Official City Record — scopes · Official City PDF — scopes · Official City Record — summary · Official City PDF — summary
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2017 Storm Drainage General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $15 million in 2017 storm-drainage scopes for EPA MS4 permit compliance, Martineztown and Mid-Valley storm drains, Loma Hermosa and South Broadway flooding relief, Kirtland detention, arroyo flash-flood warning, water-quality retrofits, dam emergency plans, and channel stabilization. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $99.78 million through 2025.
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2017 Streets General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $33.8 million in 2017 street scopes for Unser, Chappell Road, Alameda widening, major street and intersection reconstruction, paving rehabilitation, signalization, traffic management, bridge repair, sign replacement, Ladera Road, Zuni Road, ADA sidewalks, trails, and bikeways. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $219.598 million through 2025, the largest department total in the program.
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2017 Environmental Health General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $600,000 in 2017 Environmental Health scopes for health and safety equipment, vehicles, software and training, Los Angeles Landfill remediation including gas extraction and groundwater systems, and satellite facility rehabilitation. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $9.16 million through 2025.
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2017 Family and Community Services General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $7.3 million in 2017 Family and Community Services scopes for renovation, security and technology improvements at existing facilities, Loma Linda Community Center, John Marshall Health and Social Service Center, Dennis Chavez Community Center, vehicles, and $2 million for affordable housing. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $29.5 million through 2025, including $15 million for affordable housing.
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2017 Parks and Recreation General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $12.6 million in 2017 Parks and Recreation scopes for park irrigation renovation, Bosque restoration, golf, open space and park management equipment, Los Altos Pool, recreation facilities, Balloon Fiesta Park, new parks, pool renovation, and forestry rehabilitation. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $59.55 million through 2025.
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2017 Planning General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $1.65 million in 2017 Planning scopes for electronic plan review, department hardware, software and vehicles, Plaza del Sol rehabilitation, and Metropolitan Redevelopment work in the Innovation District, Downtown, and the Albuquerque Rail Yards. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $10.89 million through 2025 and adds the Albuquerque Geographic Information System, North Corridor, and Near Heights redevelopment areas.
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2017 Fire General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $7.15 million in 2017 Fire scopes for replacing emergency response apparatus including engines, ladder trucks, rescues, HazMat and wildland vehicles, repairing and renovating Albuquerque Fire Department facilities, and phase two reconstruction of Fire Station 9. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $28.35 million through 2025.
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2017 Police General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $7.15 million in 2017 Police scopes for planning, designing and constructing the Southeast Area Command, purchasing marked and unmarked replacement vehicles, and renovating, equipping and repairing existing Albuquerque Police Department facilities. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $31.55 million through 2025.
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2017 Senior Affairs General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Defines $600,000 in 2017 Senior Affairs scopes for planning, design, construction, rehabilitation, equipment, land, furniture and vehicles for department facilities, plus land acquisition and design for the Northwest Multigenerational Center. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $23.9 million through 2025 and adds the North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center gymnasium.
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2017 Technology and Innovation Services General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $2.93 million in 2017 Technology and Innovation Services scopes for information-technology infrastructure upgrades, disaster recovery and virtual desktop components, network equipment replacement, the citywide cyber security program, and business application technology. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $18.705 million through 2025.
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