Recent News
Food Benefits and Support
The City of Santa Fe is deeply concerned about food insecurity and potential disruptions to SNAP. More than 20,000 Santa Fe County residents rely on SNAP for daily nutrition. We’re grateful the State and the Governor are stepping up at this critical moment to meet an immediate $30 million funding gap.
While cities are not funded or structured to replace federal programs like SNAP, we are actively supporting residents’ health and well-being. We are coordinating with Santa Fe County and community partners on contingency plans, with special attention to our most vulnerable neighbors.
Learn more about food support options for you or someone you know by visiting the page linked below.
City Seeks District 2 Residents to Serve as City Councilor
Mayor Garcia and The City of Santa Fe are filling the District 2 Vacancy. Applications closed on January 12.
Community members are invited to attend the District 2 Candidate Forum to hear from and learn more about the applicants seeking appointment to the District 2 City Council seat. This forum provides an opportunity to better understand each candidate’s priorities, experience, and vision for District 2.
Saturday, January 17, 2026
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Genoveva Chavez Community Center (GCCC), Community Room
Public questions need to be submitted prior to the event.
