Summer is here so let’s keep our streets safe for kids and everyone! APD has a community substation with special funds to address problems with speeding. If you see someone speeding in Fair West, call 857-8421, APD La Cueva Community Substation.

The Fair West Neighbor Association Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 18, 2017, 6:00 at the Alice Hoppes African American Pavilion at the State Fairgrounds. (building at the end of Gate 3)  SEE MAP

• Meet and Greet with mayoral candidates from 6:00-6:30 pm.
• City Councilor Pat Davis Office will address issues related to our neighborhood including traffic and parking during the Gathering of Nations.
• ABQ City Park Representative and FWNA Park Committee Leader will speak about Memorial trees and tree replacement strategy.
• Alvarado Park Farmer’s Market Board Member will explain how it works.
• Tim Keller will speak on State Auditing issues that effect our area.
• APD SE Heights Representatives have been invited to speak about community policing.

We look forward to seeing you.  Please bring a neighbor.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The Albuquerque Police Department is once again partnering with Albuquerque’s Community Policing Councils to host discussions concerning the Department’s Settlement Agreement. The goal is to update the community on progress and new goals for the City and Department concerning our Court Approved Settlement Agreement. There will also be time for questions and answers.

Meetings will be hosted in each of the city’s six area commands (six total meetings) and will occur during the regularly scheduled Community Policing Councils.

This is an opportunity for the community to meet the members of the independent Community Policing Councils as well as the officers and APD command staff who work in the corresponding area commands.

Thursday, March 16th | Southeast CPC | 6 P.M. | Cesar Chavez Community Center – 7505 Kathryn SE

To learn more about the independent Community Policing Councils, please visit: https://www.cabq.gov/police/community-policing-council

The gas station on the corner of Lomas and Washington recently decided that they want to sell alcoholic beverages for off-site consumption. A zoning hearing is being scheduled for Friday, March 17th for the Special Exception/Conditional Use request by the owner of the 7-11  to sell alcohol within 500 feet of a residential area.

Friday March 17th at 9am
600 2nd St NW
Basement of Plaza del Sol Building
Agenda item #4

Please attend and express your opinions or concerns.

Please note the FWNA board hasn’t officially taken a position on this application, but it’s important to bring this matter attention to residents, since it will impact the area around Zia Elementary School Park which serves as part of the Zia campus during school hours and as a public park during non-school hours.

REMEMBER: “It is the burden of the applicant to ensure that there is such evidence in the record. The city can approve a conditional use only if the evidence presented to the record shows that the proposed use meets the following criteria: a) Will not be injurious to the adjacent property, the neighborhood, or the community; b) Will not be significantly damaged by surrounding structures or activities.”

See the the agenda for the upcoming Zoning Hearing Meeting, http://bit.ly/CABQ-zoning-hearing-mar17