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Albuquerque, NM 87106
https://www.cabq.gov

The City of Albuquerque offers a variety of services and resources to residents and visitors, including access to city administration, economic development initiatives, and community safety programs. Through the 311 Community Contact Center, individuals can easily report non-emergency issues, engage with local government, and find information on various municipal services.

With a focus on enhancing the quality of life in Albuquerque, the city promotes initiatives such as affordable housing, youth programs, and diverse recreational opportunities. Additionally, residents can participate in volunteering, access health and family services, and enjoy seasonal events that foster community engagement.

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