Here are some resources for anyone experiencing food insecurity:
Dial 211 or Google 211 for resources
I-25 constuction update:mailchi.mp/9153387eb059/i-25-improved-public-meeting-aug-11-13781175?e=241ec0fc06
October 6th • 5:30pm to 8pm
Dede Feldman Los Griegos Health & Social Service Center
1231 Candelaria Rd NW, west of 12th St
Dinner with Neighbors 5:30 to 6:00
Door Prizes from Mama's Minerals
Updates & Questions Answered from our Elected Officials
ABCWUA on the Griegos Rd waterline & status of San Juan/Chama water delivery
A Digital Walking Tour with LGNA's History Project
Current status on the 4th Street Community Center
Griegos Rd restriping and traffic calming
CABQ Planning Department update on the Near North Valley Community Planning Area Assessment
APD
For more information, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/transit/services/abq-ride-connect
ABQ RIDE Connect is now operating in the South Valley. Anyone can use this free ride-share service to drive around the new South Valley Zone. Microtransit service operates like Uber or Lyft and is conducted in comfortable and ADA-accessible electric vans. All you need to do is download, book, and GO go to get started. Download the ABQ RIDE GO! app on Google Play or the App Store, book your rides and track your vans using the app, and zip around town today with this convenient service that is here to ensure you connect to what matters most. This service operates from 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on weekends.
Complete list of DATES & LOCATIONS
https://tangpress.com/2026/01/30/chinese-merchants-of-albuquerques-route-66/
New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Speaker Series
Aimee Tang’s "Chinese Merchants of Albuquerque’s Route 66" is a featured historical presentation exploring the vital, often-overlooked contributions of Chinese-American business owners along Albuquerque's stretch of the Mother Road. The talk is part of the ongoing statewide Route 66 Centennial Speaker Series celebrating the 100th anniversary of the highway.
Tang’s presentation dives into the history of early Chinese merchants who established businesses along Central Avenue (Route 66). It covers how these entrepreneurs adapted to the changing demographics of the city and the booming auto-tourist industry, leaving a lasting cultural and economic footprint on Albuquerque.
The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority is offering a series of free Drought Webinars on efficient irrigation and climate-adapted landscaping. The webinars are open to everyone. Water Authority customers receive one $20 rebate per year for attending. Webinars take place every other Friday from noon - 1:00 p.m. through October. Register in advance to attend:
With wildfire season becoming increasingly unpredictable, Bernalillo County Fire & Rescue and the Bernalillo County Department of Emergency Management are providing resources for residents on how to better protect their homes and families if a wildfire or an emergency occurs.
Wildfire season is becoming more unpredictable, and Bernalillo County wants everyone to understand the “Ready, Set, Go” system. Knowing what each phase means helps you stay prepared, stay safe, and act when it matters most. Click here to find out more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcTej9zrWNY
See the complete list here: https://goadelante.org/diverseit/computer-classes/
April is the perfect time for a fresh start and at DiverseIT by improving your computer skills and gaining confidence with technology. We offer a supportive, affordable environment for learnings and repairs alike. Join us to improve your basic skills, explore new software, or get more comfortable online — this is your season to learn and grow!
Free Computer Classes!
Thanks to several generous grants, you can take 3 FREE computer classes with us to help you become safer and more capable users of tech. These classes are open to the public so please feel free share them with friends, family, and coworkers who might be interested. Attendees need to register in advance and let us know if they are bringing their own device or need to use one of our laptops.
Check out their complete listing here: https://www.goodwillnm.org/goodskills/
Interested in being an instructor for a program at one of our community centers? Fill out & submit our new interest form today! We are interested in offering competitive rates to contract instructors who can provide art, fitness & other programming. https://bit.ly/4qcxM4l
Come learn about safe and affordable banking options for Albuquerque families, including youth employees! Bank On Burque, a City of Albuquerque economic inclusion initiative, provides information that can help you save money and keep your money safe.
https://bit.ly/3NNJRiX
For any veteran neighbors or forward to veterans you know!
Goodwill Industries of New Mexico has a program called SSVF that promotes housing stability among low-income Veteran Families who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. We can assist eligible veterans with security deposit, rent, moving and storage costs, utilities, and related costs. We provide case management, community referrals and assistance with VA and other public benefits. Our ongoing collaboration with organizations such as yours helps us to continue to identify veterans eligible for SSVF assistance.
Please send any Veterans in-need to us and we will screen them for eligibility. Contact Katrina at 505-881-6030 Ext: 1842
To complete the general services application online please visit this link: Goodwill Industries of New Mexico
This valuable resource can achieve great things for our Veterans and their Families! And please forward this message on to others who serve veterans.
In addition, this valuable resource can achieve great things for our New Mexico Community as well.
National Night Out Has Happened - See PHOTOS under Past Events
Meet & greet your friends & neighbors August 4: Dance to the music of Mezcla Latina; enjoy Laguna Burger & free ice cream; fun & games for kids; learn about local community groups & the services they provide; meet your elected officials, AFD & APD and more.
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