I was born in Albuquerque in 1969 and lived in Albuquerque for 30 years (my mother was also born in…read moreAlbuquerque and still lives in Albuquerque). I attended public schools in Albuquerque through high school and also graduate school at UNM. Since leaving, I've visited Albuquerque at least once a year over the last 15 years. As such, I am in a good position to evaluate the City of Albuquerque. Albuquerque is the best of cities, Albuquerque is the worst of cities, it is a city of beauty, it is a city of ulgy, it is a city with wealth, it is a city of crime and poverty, it is a city of mountains, it is a city of valleys, it is a city of red, it is a city of green, it is a city of science, it is a city of superstition, there are too many people living in this desert, and there are not enough people living in this oasis, there are an infinite number of good restaurants, there are no good places to eat, it is a great place to raise a family, it is the worst place for a kid to grow up, it is a city of hot air balloons, it is a city of cold water rivers, it is a city of hot and dry days, it is a city of dark and stormy afternoons - in short, I believe that Albuquerque has only one face: that of a violent contradiction. Call me The Duke of Alburquerque.

was arrested by a no due diligence newbie APD officer after I called 911 for help because some…read moreMexican tried to run me off the road. I stopped along the freeway at Commanche and I 25 to confront the guy . I had a bb gun in my hand. later as I was detained for questioning she asked me about a gun I told her yeah I had a pellet pistol and pointed it at the dirt in front of his car, pointed it at the dirt, oh did I say that. I told her the bb gun was on the seat of my Silverado, but being the fine police specimen she is she refused to look. Instead she arrested me the one who called 911 for help at the age of 66 I was thrown in jail. the problem is is that APD gives any POS a gun and says go enforce the law and it was pretty obvious that this young Asian lady was about the dumbest police officer I ever met. conclusion, if you get in trouble and need help in Albuquerque do not call 911 or eve 242-cops.

Thank you for all you do. But Please enforce driving speeds more people are back to hauling butt I…read morenever see anyone pulled over on the highway haven't for years..

Wow their public library is amazing. I was able to receive the help I needed today. Thank you for…read moreall your help, after my bad experience at Belen's library and after others had mentioned their bad experience too it seems I'm not alone. It's very unfortunate I have to drive to Los Lunas and give my business to their town and not ours, when we need the tax revenue to improve our community.

This is HOME no matter how many times I move I always end up where I started I love los lunas its…read morequiet and the morning views are amazing...i have lived IN los lunas since the age of 7 and there was noThing here now it is getting bigger new businesses are opening up all the time they have applebee's, famous foot ware rue 21 and many more...and facebook tech center is coming here (What) .....there is a bird refudge out her where our kids like to visit. and the rail runner..just a lovely place to visit or live

It's a base. It has a commissary and BX and Gas station. I really like the gym for sure it's nice…read moreand the equipment is nice along with the set up as well. The base is ok since it's mostly civilian ran and they have the majority.

So my family and I stayed at the base for my sons assignment here and I have to say I was really…read moreimpressed with how scenic and well cared for the space and its housing buildings are. We stayed in family housing so had the opportunity to explore and meet some of the staff on duty. Polite and respectful, the employees were super helpful and got us in and out here we needed to go. Layout of the base streets can be a bit confusing & even with the map we got a bit turned around. The signage isn't very visible in the evening so way too miss the streets. But overall a very nice AFB.

So disappointed in the service ! No one calls back when I have left a voice mail. Terribleread more

This is a new location security is high. The one issue with the lobby is the signage is poor. I had…read moreto ask what I needed to do to be on the list to talk to someone. Once I got that figured out it went very quickly.

The employee greeted us right away and took care of us efficiently and quickly. If you are short…read moreon time and would like to send a gift this is a perfect one stop shop. You can purchase a greeting card, gift card and ship it from here.

Can't get ahold of anyone on the phone. I've called 4 times and it just times out and hangs up on…read moreyou.

Ran to this location... they were clean. No issues. It smelled a tad funky but I mean... it was a…read morepublic restroom. Would definitely go back if I need too!

I had to run here like a puma after pigging out on fiery enchiladas, nachos, beans and shots of…read moretequila. When I entered the bathroom I was shocked by the waft of sewer sludge that stopped me clear in my running path. When I sat down in the stall there was an older man staring at me through the crack; when I emerged he asked me for some drugs. I slid to the sink and jumped at the steaming brown water that sprayed out of the sink. Too hot to the touch. I tried the other sinks and they were all that way. I could finally leave but was followed out by the man that was looking through the crack. I felt very vulnerable!...

I was new to Albuquerque a couple months ago and only had a few weeks to register to vote in the…read morenext local election. Since I have family here and have lived here before, I was anxious to get registered and become part of my new community . . . but I was worried. Registering is never as easy as they say it will be and I'd heard rumors that Bernalillo County Government had some questionable practices in the past. So, I quickly went online - which was a snap. Easy to find what I was looking for with simple instructions on how to register to vote. The office immediately mailed me all the information I needed to register, including a ballot for the upcoming election. I gathered the documents needed to prove that I was now a resident, did some additional research on the local candidates, and completed my ballot. Rather than put it in the mail (time was of the essence), I carried it down to the County Clerk's Office and hand delivered it. They looked at my documents and carefully placed my sealed ballot in the locked voting box. Whew! I did it . . . or so I thought. And with days to spare. A few days later I received a phone call from the Bureau of Elections saying they were not going to be able to count my ballot because I hadn't submitted documents to prove I was now a resident. I explained that, yes, I had hand-carried them into the elections office with my ballot. Because the person who took my ballot had not kept the proving residency document, my ballot was not to be counted unless I submitted (again) a document that proved my residency. I asked if I could mail it in. She said "no" that there wasn't enough time before the deadline. BUT . . . my ballot was the last one she was attempting to get registration verification documents for and, since I only lived a few blocks from the office, she would be happy to pick the document up. Well, let me tell you . . . I nearly dropped the phone! And that is just what the Tech from the Bureau of Elections, Bernalillo County Clerk's Office did. She was here within 20 minutes. I have never been so impressed with Customer Service from any business, let alone a State or County Government office. They may have had problems a few years ago, but they are definitely on top of their game today. My ballot was counted and I had a vote in the county of my new residence. Thank you Bridget Trujillo. Your service to Bernalillo County was Outstanding! P.S. If you have the opportunity to go down to the 6th Floor of the County Bldg, One Civic Plaza NW, be sure you take some time to see the wonderful historic New Mexico photos that line the hallways. They are delightful.