The Albuquerque City Council convened on October 6, 2025, to discuss significant community developments, notably the naming of a new multi-generational center in District 5. The center will be named the Conway Wood Northwest Multi-Generational Center in honor of Conway Wood, a dedicated advocate for senior citizens and community resources.

Councillor Lewis introduced the bill, highlighting the center's construction on an 11-acre property that will eventually include a city pool and library. The council expressed gratitude for the funding and support received for this facility, which aims to serve various community needs.

During the meeting, Councillor Lewis read a proclamation detailing Conway Wood's lifelong commitment to improving the lives of seniors in New Mexico. Wood was recognized for his leadership at the Paradise Hills Senior Center, where he played a crucial role in fostering community engagement and advocating for funding to support senior services. His efforts included working with local and state officials to secure resources for underserved communities.

Family members of Conway Wood attended the meeting, expressing their gratitude for the honor. They shared personal anecdotes about Wood's dedication to senior advocacy, including his successful initiatives in various states and his memorable interactions with notable figures, such as former President Bill Clinton.

The council unanimously supported the motion to name the center after Wood, ensuring that his legacy of service and commitment to the community will be remembered. The meeting underscored the importance of community resources and the impact of dedicated individuals in enhancing the lives of residents in Albuquerque.