BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque road project years in the making now has the green light to get started. Bernalillo County received more than $6 million in funding this week to begin a road diet in the North Valley in hopes it will make streets safer. 4th Street is one of the main roads through Albuquerque’s North Valley, but for years, Bernalillo County said it has lacked lots of features, including […]
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Bernalillo County gets $6.3 million to start 4th St. road diet project
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