Data dashboards and visualizations.
Project, Program, and Safety Dashboards#
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Maps active and completed Municipal Development projects by phase, category, district, and location, with searchable descriptions covering transportation, traffic engineering, drainage, facilities, and other special projects.
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Summarizes the infrastructure assets maintained by Albuquerque’s Department of Municipal Development, providing a high-level operational inventory across streets, signals, lighting, drainage, and related systems.
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Street Maintenance Projects Viewer
Maps City street-maintenance projects and their locations, providing a direct geographic view of active and recent resurfacing or maintenance work managed by Municipal Development.
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Displays weekly updated operational status for City streetlights using vendor data, helping users examine working and non-working assets while the City expands integration with PNM work-order information.
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Maps and rates more than 350 Albuquerque school crossings, with filters for schools, areas, and crossing features; ratings were updated in 2024 and are maintained as conditions change.
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Elementary and Middle School Crossing Evaluation (2019 Archived PDF)
Explains how DMD evaluated more than 350 elementary and middle school crossings, defines the six dashboard ratings, documents the two-step scoring method, and identifies locations prioritized or monitored for funding with recommended remedies and costs.
Official City Document Collection · Live School Crossings Dashboard
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Albuquerque Police Department CAD Incident Dashboard
Maps recent 911 calls for service by date range and category. APD cautions that calls do not represent all investigated crimes, final outcomes, or necessarily the location where an incident occurred.
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Neighborhood Traffic Management Program Dashboard
Maps eligible Neighborhood Traffic Management Program streets and current requests, with searchable request IDs, dates, locations, project status, and filters for tracking neighborhood traffic-calming activity.
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Permitted Construction in the Public Right of Way
The City’s regularly updated map shows permitted right-of-way construction, locations, dates, descriptions, and responsible contractors. It is cross-listed under Current Roadway Projects for people tracking active work.
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Maps current event and seasonal construction restrictions, affected street boundaries, and effective dates. It is cross-listed under Current Roadway Projects because the restrictions directly affect construction scheduling.
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Pedestrian, Bicyclist, and Traffic-Safety Projects Map
This City map points to the current geographic view of safety projects. It is also linked from the bicycle-safety section because the same live source serves both purposes.
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NMDOT’s statewide dashboard is useful for tracking state highway work affecting Albuquerque. Use the accompanying project pages for the record of a particular study or corridor.
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The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program viewer is the current source for programmed transportation projects. It complements, but does not replace, the regional MRCOG Transportation Improvement Program.
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Searches the active regional Transportation Improvement Program by project, agency, location, funding, and programmed year. Use it to inspect current Albuquerque-area roadway, transit, bicycle, pedestrian, and safety investments and revisions beyond the static archived TIP document.
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Maps state transportation projects in study, design, and construction, including major Albuquerque work, and provides project descriptions, development phases, public-meeting information, and links to dedicated project resources.
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MRCOG Traffic Flow Maps and Busiest Intersections
MRCOG provides current and historical regional traffic counts, annual weekday traffic maps, vehicle-miles-traveled information, and an interactive traffic-flow map for the Albuquerque metropolitan planning area.
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Transportation Analysis and Querying Application
Provides public access to MRMPO travel-time, traffic-count, and volume-to-capacity data, with geographic and time-based queries supporting corridor analysis, congestion comparison, infrastructure planning, and project development.
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Maps regional traffic counts by roadway section and approximate count location, with tabular-data and map exports supporting analysis across Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, and the wider MRCOG planning area.
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Maps five years of fatal and injury crashes to identify Albuquerque-area streets and intersections with above-average risk, including pedestrian and bicycle crashes, while noting that each location requires further engineering study.
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Presents MRMPO’s 2023 screening of roadways that may support safety-focused reconfiguration based on lanes, capacity, and traffic volume. Candidate status is preliminary and does not replace project-specific engineering analysis.
City Services and Property Tools#
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Creates printable reports for Albuquerque addresses combining Bernalillo County property ownership, City services, political boundaries, and trash-collection schedules in one searchable location.
Demographic and Land-Use Forecasts#
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MRMPO 2045 Socioeconomic Forecast Interactive Map
Maps projected population, housing, and employment change from 2020 to 2045 by county and Data Analysis Subzone. The underlying archived workbooks and methodology are cataloged on the Demographics page.