Albuquerque Progress Report

Active Project?	No
Year Project Began:	1995
Year of Last Input:	2016
Last Updated:	Dec 11 2023

Project Location:
Alburquerque, NM

State / Province:
New Mexico

Country:
USA

Lead Organization:

Type of Organization:
Educational Organization

Geographic Scope

Metropolitan

Issue Areas

Arts and Culture, Children & Youth, Economy, Education, Employment, Environment, Governance, Health & Wellbeing, Housing, Infrastructure, Land Use, Public Safety, Sustainability, Transportation, Energy

Description

The Albuquerque Progress Report (APR) is issued every two years and shows Albuquerque’s progress toward reaching a set of long-term goals, established with the input of its residents. Since 1995, residents have convened every two to four years to determine and define Albuquerque’s goals. The goals are categorized into eight areas, and each goal is further clarified through positive statements called desired community conditions. How do we know if we’re reaching our goals? To answer this question, your Mayor and City Councilors have jointly appointed a citizen group called the Indicators Progress Commission (IPC). Our job is to measure how well Albuquerque is progressing toward its goals, by designing and reporting on indicators that tell us how close we are to achieving each desired community condition. The report highlights key indicators of progress. In measuring progress, Albuquerque’s latest data is important, but it’s also helpful to see the community’s trend over time and how Albuquerque compares to regional peer communities and to the nation at large. The IPC has summarized this information—by goal—with a scorecard. Keep Current! An up to date version of this report can be found at abqprogress.com.

Project URL

http://abqprogressreport.sks.com/

Indicator Domains

Human and Family Development• Public Safety• Public Infrastructure• Sustainable Community Development• Environmental Protection and Enhancement• Economic Vitality• Community and Cultural Engagement • Governmental Excellence and Effectiveness

Reporting Format

Bi- or Triennial Report

Project Contact:

City of Alburquerque - Government - Local
abqprogress@cabq.gov