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ARTICLE 1: ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Section
   9-1-1-1   Intent
   9-1-1-2   Commission on alcohol and substance abuse
   9-1-1-3   Duties and powers
   9-1-1-4   Duration of the commission of alcohol and substance abuse
   9-1-1-5   Membership and organization
   9-1-1-6   Conflict of interest
   9-1-2-1   Legislative findings
   9-1-2-2   Purpose
   9-1-2-3   Prohibited acts
 
   9-1-2-99   Penalty
   9-1-3-1   Findings
   9-1-3-2   Definitions
   9-1-3-3   Limitations on the sale or purchase of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine products
 
   9-1-3-99   Penalty
   9-1-4-1   Short title
   9-1-4-2   Purpose and intent
   9-1-4-3   Definitions
   9-1-4-4   Violation
   9-1-4-5   Enforcement
   9-1-4-6   Appeal
PART 1: COMMISSION ON ALCOHOL
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
§ 9-1-1-1 INTENT.
   The city recognizes that alcohol and substance abuse have become a significant and serious problem in the metropolitan area. As an ever-growing problem in our community and our society, alcohol and substance abuse contributes greatly to the cost in terms of law enforcement, health care, treatment, lost work productivity, death due to automobile crashes, and immeasurable losses and suffering to families who are victims of co-dependency and/or death and injury. Because of the complex nature of the problem and the need to maintain an ongoing effort to coordinate the development and implementation and programs to reduce alcohol and substance abuse prevention and intervention must remain a priority for the city. It is the intent of §§ 9-1-1-1 et seq. to serve the public health and welfare by creating an entity to maintain city leadership in addressing alcohol and substance abuse programs in Albuquerque by coordinating the efforts of existing agencies and program, by facilitating communication between the many private and public agencies involved in alcohol and substance abuse prevention, intervention, treatment, and law enforcement, and by promoting continued public awareness of the problem.
('74 Code, § 6-1-1) (Ord. 68-1987)
§ 9-1-1-2 COMMISSION ON ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
   (A)   There is, hereby, created a Commission on Alcohol and Substance Abuse hereinafter called the "Commission," which will consist of 15 members. Eleven of the members shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Council. Four of the members shall be appointed by the Chairperson of the County Commission. Five of the eleven city appointees shall be from service provider organizations and six shall be by citizen representatives. Two of the county appointees shall be from service provider organizations and two shall be lay citizen representatives. Vacancies on the commission shall be filled in the same manner as was originally filled.
   (B)   The term of each Commission member shall be three years; of the members first named, five shall have terms ending November 30, 1988, five shall have terms ending November 30, 1989, and five shall have terms ending November 30, 1990. The Mayor shall determine which members are to serve such terms. The members of the Commission shall elect a Chairperson from among its members, who shall serve a one year term. No member shall serve as chairperson for more than two consecutive terms.
('74 Code, § 6-1-2) (Ord. 68-1987)
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