Maintained public-safety dashboards, police statistics, geographic breakdowns, reporting-method documentation, and historical trend reports. Current figures are preliminary and may change as cases and classifications are updated.
Current Dashboards and Datasets#
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The City dashboard brings together public-safety measures and reporting in one maintained location. Use it for current, high-level performance information rather than treating a downloaded snapshot as current.
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Albuquerque Police Crime Statistics
Provides APD’s current monthly snapshot, crime trends, homicides, calls for service, arrests, traffic reporting, officer-involved-shooting records, and links to crime mapping and detailed statistical series.
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Albuquerque NIBRS Crime Statistics
Explains APD’s National Incident-Based Reporting System methodology and maintains current violent, property, and society crime reports, including citywide and quarterly comparisons.
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APD Crime Statistics by Area Command
Organizes recent crime statistics geographically by APD area command, making neighborhood-scale patterns easier to locate than in citywide totals alone.
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Albuquerque Police Department CAD Incident Dashboard
Maps recent calls for service received by APD’s 911 Emergency Communications Center. The dashboard cautions that calls do not represent all investigated crimes, final outcomes, or necessarily the location where an incident occurred.
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Albuquerque Community Safety Transparency and Reports
Collects current ACS quarterly and monthly operational reports, Violence Intervention Program reports, the department’s organizational plan, and earlier engagement and anniversary material in one maintained official archive.
Community Safety Response#
Annual Operational Snapshots#
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Albuquerque Community Safety FY2026 Fourth-Quarter Report (Archived PDF)
Reports FY2026 ACS call volume, response times, 311 and service outcomes, violence-prevention activity, program updates, and mapped calls by City Council district, documenting 51,217 non-police responses focused primarily on mental health, homelessness, and addiction.
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Albuquerque Community Safety FY2025 Fourth-Quarter Report (Archived PDF)
Reports ACS call volume, response times, 311 outcomes, violence-prevention activity, program updates, and mapped calls by City Council district during FY2025, documenting the department’s growth and 45,235 non-police responses focused on behavioral health, homelessness, and addiction.
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Albuquerque Community Safety FY2024 Fourth-Quarter Report (Archived PDF)
Documents ACS operations and outcomes during FY2024, including calls for service, response times, program activity, violence-intervention metrics, and maps by City Council district, providing a comparable year-end record of Albuquerque’s alternative public-safety response system.
Foundational Planning and Engagement#
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Albuquerque Community Safety Organizational Plan (2021) (Archived PDF)
Establishes ACS’s original mission, service model, organization, staffing, training, dispatch protocols, community partnerships, accountability measures, and phased implementation, preserving the foundational plan for Albuquerque’s civilian response to behavioral-health, homelessness, and substance-use calls.
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Albuquerque Community Safety Community Engagement Report (2021) (Archived PDF)
Summarizes more than 65 early community-engagement sessions that shaped ACS, documenting residents’ priorities for dispatch, responder qualifications, cultural competence, service coordination, accountability, and implementation of a non-police response department.
Violence Intervention Program#
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Violence Intervention Program Annual Report with September 2022 Data Update (Archived PDF)
Reviews Albuquerque’s Violence Intervention Program development, staffing, referrals, service connections, shooting reviews, community partnerships, and early outcomes, with data updated through September 2022 on intensive case management for people at highest risk of gun violence.
Code Enforcement Outcomes#
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Completed Problem Properties Snapshot, March 2024 (Archived PDF)
The City’s cumulative March 2024 snapshot lists completed code-enforcement cases from 2019 through March 2024, identifying addresses, enforcement actions, compliance outcomes, and completion dates for condemned, substandard, and unsafe properties across Albuquerque.
Historical Crime Trends#
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Crime in Albuquerque 2017–2022 (archived PDF)
Preserves APD’s six-year comparison of violent and property crime from 2017 through 2022, with category-level trends, reporting-method explanations, fixed-point-in-time limitations, and FBI-derived historical data.
Fire and Emergency Response#
The 2009 historical master relates Police and Fire scopes to multi-cycle schedules and the separate public-safety authorization. The 2011 published program record distinguishes department scopes and initial editions, including Fire’s changed project mix. The original topical PDFs below remain available alongside that broader context; these records describe capital purposes and allocations rather than completed work or actual spending.
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2009 Fire General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details the 2009 Fire bond scopes for replacing outdated emergency response apparatus, rehabilitating fire stations, acquiring land for Station 9 expansion, and renovating Fire Station 2. Full 2009 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 Fire General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules $22.9 million of Fire bond funding through 2017 for apparatus replacement, fire station rehabilitation, land acquisition for the Station 9 expansion, and renovation of Fire Station 2. Full 2009 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2009 Police General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details the 2009 Police bond scopes, including the Sixth Area Command Phase II, marked police vehicle replacement, Cibola and Ellison facility work, and headquarters improvements. Full 2009 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2009–2017 Police General Obligation Bond Summary (Archived PDF)
Schedules Police bond funding through 2017 for the Sixth Area Command Phase II, marked police vehicles, facility renovation, and related public safety capital investments. Full 2009 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2009 Public Safety General Obligation Bond Authorization (Archived PDF)
Preserves the 2009 Public Safety bond authorization sheet, covering fire apparatus, the Sixth Area Command, Cibola facilities, and related police and fire capital purposes. Full 2009 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2011 Police General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details 2011 Police bond scopes for purchasing marked and unmarked police vehicles and related Albuquerque Police Department facility and equipment investments. Full 2011 published-scope record · Official City PDF
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2011 Fire General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details 2011 Fire bond scopes for purchasing and replacing emergency response apparatus and related Albuquerque Fire Department equipment and facility investments. Full 2011 published-scope record · Official City PDF
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2003 General Obligation Bond Program: Master Record (ABQInfo Historical Compilation, Archived PDF)
Preserves the police and fire purpose sheets together with the governing resolutions, allocations, project-selection records, operating impacts, and other purpose scopes needed to interpret Albuquerque’s 2003 public-safety investments.
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The City’s complete 2017 program book includes the Fire and Police scopes and funding schedules within the broader decade plan, alongside selection criteria, operating impacts, maps, appendices, and governing legislation.
Full 2017 program context · Official City record · Official City PDF
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2011–2019 Fire General Obligation Bond Schedule (Archived PDF)
Schedules $26.23 million for fire apparatus replacement and fire-station rehabilitation. Full 2011–2019 capital-program record
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2011–2019 Police General Obligation Bond Schedule (Archived PDF)
Schedules $23.23 million for Police vehicles, facilities, information systems, and Old Main Police Building renovation. Full 2011–2019 capital-program record
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2011 Fire General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $4.625 million Fire bond program for replacing emergency-response apparatus, including engines, ladder trucks, Hazmat rescue vehicles, brush trucks, and rehabilitating fire stations. Full October 2010 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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2011 Police General Obligation Bond Project Scope (Archived PDF)
Defines the 2011 $5.475 million Police bond projects for marked and unmarked vehicle replacement, APD facility repair, and the Comprehensive Information Systems Project. Full October 2010 capital-program record · Official City PDF
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Reports
The official report library provides monthly reports through 2024 and annual reports through 2022. Use it to check for later releases; the annual-report archive below preserves the City’s historical operational record.
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Annual Report, 2022
Reports Albuquerque Fire Rescue calls, response performance, staffing, stations, emergency medical services, fire prevention, community risk reduction, and major initiatives during calendar year 2022.
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Annual Report, 2021
Reports Albuquerque Fire Rescue operations, incident demand, response performance, personnel, facilities, emergency medical work, prevention, and division accomplishments during calendar year 2021.
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Annual Report, 2020
Documents Albuquerque Fire Rescue’s 2020 emergency response, call volumes, response times, staffing, stations, medical services, fire prevention, pandemic operations, and departmental accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Annual Report, 2019
Documents Albuquerque Fire Rescue’s 2019 incident demand, response performance, personnel, stations, emergency medical services, prevention programs, fiscal information, and division accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Rescue Annual Report, 2018
Documents Albuquerque Fire Rescue’s 2018 calls, response performance, personnel, facilities, medical services, prevention work, community programs, fiscal information, and organizational accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Department Annual Report, 2017
Documents the Albuquerque Fire Department’s 2017 emergency activity, response performance, personnel, stations, medical services, prevention, training, community programs, and departmental accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Department Annual Report, 2016
Documents the Albuquerque Fire Department’s 2016 incident demand, response performance, staffing, stations, emergency medical services, prevention, training, community programs, and organizational accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Department Annual Report, 2015
Documents the Albuquerque Fire Department’s 2015 calls, response performance, personnel, facilities, emergency medical work, prevention, training, community programs, and departmental accomplishments.
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Albuquerque Fire Department Annual Report, 2014
Documents the Albuquerque Fire Department’s 2014 emergency activity, response performance, staffing, stations, medical services, prevention, training, public education, and organizational accomplishments.