Albuquerque City Councilor Hakeem Baka is proposing a renewed effort to address noise complaints in Downtown Albuquerque. Baka is seeking to implement a noise camera program, reviving a resolution originally passed in 2022.
The proposed program would utilize noise cameras to identify and potentially ticket sources of excessive noise exceeding pre-determined decibel levels during designated hours as per to the source krqe
This initiative aims to target late-night disturbances from vehicles, generators, and amplified music, often cited concerns from Downtown residents.
Baka emphasizes a collaborative approach. The program would focus on specific areas like Central Avenue and the Barlas neighborhood, with community input shaping the final plan.
This targeted approach aims to balance the vibrancy of Downtown Albuquerque with the need for residents to enjoy peace and quiet in their homes.
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The proposal comes after a previous attempt to implement traffic noise cameras was tabled. Baka’s renewed effort highlights the ongoing challenge of noise management in Downtown Albuquerque.
While the program’s details are still under development, it represents a potential solution for residents seeking a quieter nighttime environment