Artificial Intelligence Ordinance
At a glance
- What: A package of three ordinances sponsored by Fiebelkorn, Champine and Telles that sets city rules for artificial intelligence: O-26-43 creates an "Artificial Intelligence Ordinance" article in Chapter 2 of the Code of Ordinances; O-26-44 (committee substitute) creates an Emerging Technology Advisory Board in Chapter 2, Article 6; O-26-45 amends Section 5-5-9 of the Public Purchases Ordinance to update general procurement requirements and require all purchases to comply with the City's rules and policies on artificial intelligence.
- Decision (September 9, 2026): All three passed 9-0 on Vice-President Champine's motions, under Final Actions. For on each: Baca, Bassan, Champine, Fiebelkorn, Grout, Lewis, Peña, Rogers, Telles.
- Gap: The action summary records motions and votes only; no discussion, amendments or effective dates are in the record collected here.
Sources
- City Council action summary, September 9, 2026: https://legistar.granicus.com/cabq/meetings/2026/9/3164_M_City_Council_26-09-09_Action_Summary.pdf
Log
2026-09-09 - City Council
O-26-43, O-26-44 and O-26-45 each passed 9-0 on Champine's motion.
2026-08-10 - Finance and Government Operations Committee
O-26-43, O-26-44 (as a committee substitute, moved by Fiebelkorn) and O-26-45 each sent to Council without recommendation, 5-0.
2026-06-15 - President
O-26-43, O-26-44 and O-26-45 introduced by Fiebelkorn and Champine and referred to the Finance and Government Operations Committee.