The series aimed to bridge the gap between community aspirations and funding realities, focusing on potential investments that can enhance our city’s infrastructure, quality of life, and sustainability. Each session in the series explored city development in a particular Council district. Depending on the needs of the neighborhoods, these projects could include infrastructure, buildings, transportation, green spaces, cultural landmarks, and more.

You might recall the meeting for District 4 area was conducted on May 22nd at North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center and here are the handouts that were available at the. The city has now posted the concluding report for the series along with presentation slides and some video “footage” at the following link.

This bringing the total donations since starting collections in June to 1557 pounds. Thank you for helping feed those in need.

In order to facilitate mutually acceptable public access/schedules at La Cueva High School, such that both school security needs as well as community access concerns are adequately addressed, a public input meeting was held at the school on June 10 2024. An electronic survey was then conducted in July to the 2nd week of August. The result of the survey was the consensus La Cueva HS Field Public Access Schedule below.

This Schedule will go into effect this October and the public will have access at the stipulated times/dates via remotely operated gate controlled by the APS Police Department.

To see the new schedule, please click on this La Cueva Public Access Link.

Thank you for all your input and assistance that facilitated this process and compromise.

The City awarded Bradbury Stamm the contract for this stage of the Aquatic Center, which includes building the facility’s pump room, access road, and storm drainage as well as power, sewer, and water. This work is adding the necessary infrastructure for the natatorium, or indoor pool. Crews began this week and are expected to wrap up this portion of the project in September 2025. This part of the project is $12.7 million.

Residents of nearby properties may notice some early utility work or mobilization of equipment beginning in July 2024, which is not anticipated to impact traffic. 

Construction will continue through spring 2027. Key improvements of the project will include:

•    New bridges at the I-25 interchanges at Comanche Road and Montgomery Boulevard
•    Reconfiguration of on- and off-ramps at both interchanges 
•    Widening of I-25 in both directions 
•    Additional I-25 southbound lane 
•    New advanced U-turns for frontage roads  
•    Additional active transportation facilities, including barrier-separated, shared-use paths at the interchanges on Comanche Road and Montgomery Boulevard.

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