Planning, design standards, and selected major projects for City-owned buildings and public-service campuses. This page emphasizes facilities with substantial public investment, unusual community importance, or records useful for understanding how Albuquerque’s civic infrastructure is changing.
Historical Capital Programming#
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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. Full 2017 capital-program record · Official City PDF — scopes · Official City PDF — summary
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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. Full 2007–2016 capital-program record
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2011–2019 City Facilities and Parking General Obligation Bond Schedule (Archived PDF)
Schedules $14.6 million for City building rehabilitation, energy, security, parking, replacement vehicles, roofs, and water efficiency. Full 2011–2019 capital-program record
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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. Full October 2010 capital-program record · Official City PDF
Design Standards#
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City of Albuquerque CIP Building Design Standards and Guidelines, Revision 17 (2025 archived PDF)
Sets the City’s current requirements for architects and engineers designing capital-program buildings, covering civil, landscape, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, security, sustainability, commissioning, accessibility, and facility-maintenance considerations.
Aviation Facilities#
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Double Eagle II Airport Master Plan (2019; Amended 2024 Archived PDF)
Guides long-term development of Double Eagle II Airport through aviation forecasts, runway and taxiway requirements, compatible land use, airside and landside alternatives, environmental review, recommended facilities, funding strategies, and a phased capital improvement program.
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Double Eagle II Airport Master Plan — Original Adopted Edition (2019 Archived PDF)
Preserves the original adopted 2019 airport master plan before the 2024 amendment, covering aviation forecasts, facility requirements, development alternatives, environmental considerations, land-use compatibility, recommended improvements, funding, and phased implementation.
Official Legistar attachment · Official R-19-169 matter record · Transportation Plans placement
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Double Eagle II Aerospace Technology Park Transportation Distribution Status (2008 Archived PDF)
Maps and summarizes the transportation and utility infrastructure serving the Double Eagle II Aerospace Technology Park, including roadway distribution, pedestrian and bicycle trail connections, transit facilities, and related development status.
Official Legistar attachment · Official EC-07-1 matter record · Transportation Plans placement
Major Facility Projects#
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Tracks the City’s conversion of the former 572,000-square-foot hospital campus into shelter, housing-navigation, first-responder receiving, medical-respite, sobering, behavioral-health, and related community services.
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ABQ Referral Program Community Impact Report (June 2026 archived PDF)
Reports 1,756 referrals from October 2025 through May 2026 to community services through the Gateway system, with agency participation, estimated emergency-department diversion, projected cost savings, limitations, and recommendations for program expansion.
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Documents the 21,000-square-foot West Side campus combining Albuquerque Fire Rescue Station 23, Albuquerque Police Department space, and Albuquerque Community Safety operations—the City’s first new fire station in two decades.
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Fire Station 4 at Coronado Park
Describes the $13.2 million replacement of the 1961 firehouse with a modern three-bay station, including the project location, public-safety purpose, construction schedule, and relationship to the larger Coronado Park safety facility.
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International District Library Park Project
Provides the master-planning history, current design, concept maps, amenities, and public updates for the park completing the International District Library campus along Central Avenue.
Accessibility Reference#
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Accessible City Park and Recreation Facilities
The City identifies accessible parks, recreation facilities, and programs, with an accompanying location map. It is a maintained public-facing resource rather than a static facilities inventory.