Green Waste
Where Can I Take Green Waste?City of Albuquerque residents can take their green waste to the City’s three Convenience Center locations.
2023 Fall Green Waste CollectionThe City of Albuquerque’s Solid Waste Management Department will pick up residential Green Waste at no additional charge. This year’s fall Green Waste collection program begins on Monday, November 27 and will end on Friday, December 8, 2023.
Solid Waste customers should have their Green Waste at the curb by 7 a.m. on the day of their regular trash collection day. All Green Waste must be placed 5 feet from automated trash and recycling containers as well as any large items scheduled for pick-up. Solid Waste customers must place their Green Waste (leaves, grass, and brush) in trash bags.
Each trash bag should not weigh more than 40 pounds. Customers that have branches must cut them to four-foot lengths and bundle them securely.
The following items will not be picked up: dirt, construction debris, gravel, construction material or tree stumps.
The green waste is processed into a rough chip mulch and is used to help prevent erosion at the Cerro Colorado Landfill.
Please call 311 or 505-768-2000 with questions or to report a missed Green Waste pick-up.
Green Waste Collection Event TipsDuring collection events, please follow these guidelines:
- Green Waste must be 5 feet away from trash/recycling containers.
- Green Waste must be placed in trash bags.
- Trash bags must not weigh more than 40 lbs.
- Cut branches to four-foot lengths and bundle them securely.
- Dirt, debris, gravel, construction material or tree stumps will not be picked up.
- Do not place green waste in your recycling cart.
Laurelwood Neighborhood Annual Mtg and Election Results from Saturday April 1 Patrick Baca Library Central & Unser
Good evening Neighbors,
Hope you had the chance to enjoy the fair weather over the weekend.
I want to thank all of you who attended Laurelwoods meeting on Saturday.
APD NW Command, Lt. Costales and Officer Wesley shared with us on how well we are doing on Crime Statistics - Laurelwood as a whole is doing well. The Canon de Arrowhead Apts have primarily suspious person calls and there will be a speed radar camera installed near Ladera and Unser. Our newly elected County Commissioner Barbara Baca introduced herself and gave us a brifing on some of the projects the County is working on. Newly appointed Senator Antonio Maestas and newly elected Representative Eleanor Chavez provided a legislative debriefing on what bills have passed and what to anticipate going forward.
A special thanks to Pat Hurley Neighborhood Association, President Julie Radoslovich and West Gate Neighborhood Association Vice President Christopher Sedillo for attending.
2023 - 2024 Election results
Officers:
President - Frank Comfort
Vice - President Paul Gonzales
Treasurer/Secretary - Dagmar Nelson
Board of Directors:
Candy Patterson
Frances Lujan
Becky Alvarado
Matt Candelaria
Sign Artist:
Kat Bloom
Denis Kennedy
Congratulations and thank you, for without your volunteerism we would not have a recognized Neighborhood Association nor a voice to stand up for our Community.
The Laurelwood Neighborhood Association is still strong after 35+ years. It's very important for all our Neighborhoods and Communities to continue to organize and to have a thunderous voice in our Community because together, we make a difference.
Thank you
Frank Comfort
505-321-6886
President
Laurelwood Neighborhood Association
Good evening Neighbors,
Hope you had the chance to enjoy the fair weather over the weekend.
I want to thank all of you who attended Laurelwoods meeting on Saturday.
APD NW Command, Lt. Costales and Officer Wesley shared with us on how well we are doing on Crime Statistics - Laurelwood as a whole is doing well. The Canon de Arrowhead Apts have primarily suspious person calls and there will be a speed radar camera installed near Ladera and Unser. Our newly elected County Commissioner Barbara Baca introduced herself and gave us a brifing on some of the projects the County is working on. Newly appointed Senator Antonio Maestas and newly elected Representative Eleanor Chavez provided a legislative debriefing on what bills have passed and what to anticipate going forward.
A special thanks to Pat Hurley Neighborhood Association, President Julie Radoslovich and West Gate Neighborhood Association Vice President Christopher Sedillo for attending.
2023 - 2024 Election results
Officers:
President - Frank Comfort
Vice - President Paul Gonzales
Treasurer/Secretary - Dagmar Nelson
Board of Directors:
Candy Patterson
Frances Lujan
Becky Alvarado
Matt Candelaria
Sign Artist:
Kat Bloom
Denis Kennedy
Congratulations and thank you, for without your volunteerism we would not have a recognized Neighborhood Association nor a voice to stand up for our Community.
The Laurelwood Neighborhood Association is still strong after 35+ years. It's very important for all our Neighborhoods and Communities to continue to organize and to have a thunderous voice in our Community because together, we make a difference.
Thank you
Frank Comfort
505-321-6886
President
Laurelwood Neighborhood Association
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Keystone Homes will not build on the vacant land at Market and Hanover. They backed out due to financial issues.
This land is still open for high density development
Please pull your weeds and other debris that took advantage of your property including your sidewalks.
That will help keep our Neighborhood beautiful!
Please call 311 when you see weeds and debris that need to be addressed.
That will help keep our Neighborhood beautiful!
Please call 311 when you see weeds and debris that need to be addressed.
Please support and /or get involved in the Neighborhood Association
1.Being an active member in the Laurelwood community provides a sense of ownership, accountability and responsibility as a homeowner or leaser in the community.
2. Having an active voice in what occurs within our community of Laurelwood by combining your voice with others to increase for the better; our Quality of Life.
3. Protecting our home values by actively seeking City and or State funding to enhance our Community Beautification Projects.
4. Placing a high value on being a safe, clean, respectful
community, as well as being a forward moving and
progressive Neighborhood Association.
5. Placing a high value on the "Quality of Life" within our Laurelwood Community.
6. Maintaining a beautiful neighborhood appearance through education and consultation with City or State Government Agencies.
7. Combining your efforts with other pro-active people to accomplish common goals for our community.
8. Owning the accomplishments of the Association and
participate in the gratification knowing we have made a
difference.
9. Being pro-active within the community and share the
responsibilities and accomplishments.
10. Being a part of a "TEAM" that shares common goals.
11. The LNA is a conduit for information to the community.
PLEASE JOIN AND BENEFIT FROM YOUR MEMBERSHIP
FYI as a Reminder:
The City of Albuquerque (CABQ) is responsible for maintaining ( weeds, litter, etc), from the Entrance of Laurelwood Parkway to Hanover, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining the Entrance to Lakewood, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining Hanover's PNM easement to Laurelwood Park, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining Laurelwood Park, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining the streets ( cracks, potholes, etc ), if not call 311.
Suspicious persons, call 242-cops.
Emergency, call 911.
Large vehicles / RV's, call 311
Parking on landscape, call 311.
Weeds, call 311.
Barking dogs, call 311.
Stray animals, call 311.
Homeowners are responsible for sidewalks that border their property, if damaged call 311.
Graffiti, call 311.
Construction - walls, fencing, building construction, etc. - call 311 Code Compliance
Loud Noise (Music), call 242-COPS
When calling 311, make sure you receive the confirmation # for tracking. If your complaint is not resolved you can email the confirmation # to laurelwoodna@gmail.com, we will escalate your complaint.
The City of Albuquerque (CABQ) is responsible for maintaining ( weeds, litter, etc), from the Entrance of Laurelwood Parkway to Hanover, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining the Entrance to Lakewood, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining Hanover's PNM easement to Laurelwood Park, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining Laurelwood Park, if not call 311.
CABQ is responsible for maintaining the streets ( cracks, potholes, etc ), if not call 311.
Suspicious persons, call 242-cops.
Emergency, call 911.
Large vehicles / RV's, call 311
Parking on landscape, call 311.
Weeds, call 311.
Barking dogs, call 311.
Stray animals, call 311.
Homeowners are responsible for sidewalks that border their property, if damaged call 311.
Graffiti, call 311.
Construction - walls, fencing, building construction, etc. - call 311 Code Compliance
Loud Noise (Music), call 242-COPS
When calling 311, make sure you receive the confirmation # for tracking. If your complaint is not resolved you can email the confirmation # to laurelwoodna@gmail.com, we will escalate your complaint.
Mission
The purpose of the LNA shall be to promote a better neighborhood
and community through group action, so that the quality of life in the area
shall be in keeping with social, environmental and cultural needs and interest
of the residents. To this end, the LNA may, but is not limited to, sponsoring
cooperative planning, research, fund raising, and public education programs as
they are deemed necessary, provided they are consistent with one or more of the
purposes set out in Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code or any
applicable corresponding section of the law, and to do all acts, purposes, and
powers authorized by law for nonprofit organizations.
Contact information:
Email: laurelwoodna@gmail.com
Mailing address: Laurelwood Neighborhood Association
2003 Piñonwood NW
Albuquerque, NM, 87120
Email: laurelwoodna@gmail.com
Mailing address: Laurelwood Neighborhood Association
2003 Piñonwood NW
Albuquerque, NM, 87120
Web content created by Frank Comfort and Candy Patterson.
