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[Updated June 2020] AMAFCA is beginning the first phase of construction of the Valle de Oro Drainage Facility. The Valle
Black Mesa 3 Dam Outlet – Phase III & Phase IV
[Updated June 2020] The “Three Dam Outlet Pipe Project” was conceived in 2003 to provide an outlet for Don Felipe
Lower Bear Tributary Arroyo Regional Water Quality Facility
June 9, 2020 – As you may have recently read in the below letter mailed to residents of the neighborhood,
Black Mesa 3 Dam Outlet Raymac Dam to Don Felipe Dam Project Phase II (Complete)
UPDATE: The project is substantially complete. As of March 20th, irrigation water was flowing in the Gun Club Lateral through
Louisiana-Gibson Regional Drainage Facility (Complete)
The Louisiana-Gibson Regional Drainage Facility will be built at the southeast corner of Louisiana Blvd and Gibson Blvd. Construction started
Calabacillas Arroyo GCS 1a1 (Complete)
When development started on the northwest side of Albuquerque, it was decided that the Calabacillas Arroyo would be maintained in
Valle de Oro – Second Street Flood Control Project (Complete)
The Far Southeast Valley watershed comprises an area of approximately 10 square miles. It is subject to flooding and local
West I-40 Phase IV (Complete)
The beginnings of the overall West I-40 Diversion Project were presented at the August 22, 1974 AMAFCA Board meeting, where
Upper Piedras Marcadas Watershed Drainage and Water Quality Management Plan (Complete)
The Upper Piedras Marcadas (UPM) Watershed is bounded by Universe Boulevard to the west, Paseo del Norte Boulevard and Avenida
Hahn Arroyo Rehabilitation Project (Complete)
The public art project, created as a part of the Hahn Arroyo Rehabilitation Project, was submitted as Albuquerque’s entry in