City Councilor, District 5· 2026-01-04 to 2030-01 (sworn in January 4, 2026 per cabq.gov release; month-level end: January 2030, four-year term, up for re-election 2029 per Wikipedia)
Dan Lewis
Albuquerque
About
Dan Lewis, an oil industry CFO and Albuquerque City Council member, campaigns on bringing common sense solutions to his district. The provided articles do not contain detailed policy positions beyond this general approach.
Campaign promises (1)
- transparencyDan Lewis stated that he has common sense solutions for the district.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 5:16:59
- Avg per meeting
- 15:06
- Segments
- 3689
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Top issues during term (11)(Roads)
Residential parking permits at 400 Hannett NE
Permit fees could apply if approved later.
Vulnerable road users safety campaign
Gateway Mobility Network transit grant
The city won't pursue these federal grant funds for now.
State takes over interstate cleanup from the city
The city loses about $2 million a year in NMDOT contract revenue it had been using for cleanup work.
Luminaria Tour bus cancellation
Roughly $200,000 the city declined to spend this holiday season.
Fiber infrastructure in public rights of way
Could affect costs and coordination for fiber providers digging in city streets.
Residential Parking Permits at 400 Hannett Avenue NE
Federal Rail Infrastructure Grant Application
Could bring federal funding to local rail infrastructure if awarded.
Vision Zero funding diversion
About $5.8 million in programmed safety projects could be squeezed by the fund shift.
Transit funding cuts concern
The proposed budget would cut 52 transit positions.
San Pedro Complete Streets project
Uses remaining funds already appropriated to the Cutler Avenue project — no new appropriation.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Lewis was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Roads)
No votes found matching Roads.