Bernalillo County expands footprint of Tiny Home Village

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The number of residents in Albuquerque's Tiny Home Village is growing as Bernalillo County looks to expand the facility's footprint. Until now the county leased the land in the International District where the village sits.Tuesday, commissioners signed off on buying the property as well as a nearby property that will be used for parking for now. The cost of the property is nearly $600,000.County looking to hire first social worker for Tiny Home VillageT