City-Albuquerque Alvarado

Founded in 2003, the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (ABCWUA) is one of the largest water utilities in New Mexico. It is a joint agency of the City of Albuquerque and the County of Bernalillo. The authority provides water and wastewater services for the greater Albuquerque metropolitan area. ABCWUA has nearly 500 employees. The authority maintains more than 172,000 customer accounts and represents over 520,000 water users. It owns approximately 95 wells that pump up to 30 billion gallons of water every year. ABCWUA has more than 2,500 miles of water supply pipeline and over 1,700 miles of sewer collector pipeline. The authority offers sewage treatment and water conservation services.

The City of Albuquerque operates a centralized 311 Community Contact Center, providing residents with a single telephone number for all non-emergency inquiries and services. This comprehensive service includes a variety of resources such as housing development, community safety, educational programs, and public health services to enhance the quality of life for Albuquerque's residents. Generated from the website

Rio Metro Regional Transit District is a transportation service in Albuquerque, NM that offers train and bus services to help residents and visitors get around the city. They also provide bike schedules and a trip planner to assist with planning journeys. As part of their commitment to safety, they have a Transit Against Child Trafficking campaign and welcome service animals on board at no additional charge. Rio Metro is dedicated to providing convenient and reliable transportation options, with a focus on serving the community. They offer free rides for children under 9 and seniors age 60 and above. With a strong emphasis on customer service, Rio Metro aims to make travel accessible and enjoyable for all passengers.Generated from the website