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Economic Development Publications & Reports
Stay informed with our latest publications, reports, and resources highlighting our work, impact, and the stories behind Santa Fe’s business community. These materials provide insights into our initiatives, economic progress, and the people and ideas shaping our local economy.
Explore our featured publications below:
| [filter]Publication/ Report Name[/filter] | [link text="View Publication/Report"]View[/link] |
| End of Year Report - 2025 | https://santafenm.gov/media/files/EOY_Report_2025.pdf |
| End of Year Report - 2024 | https://santafenm.gov/media/files/EOY_Report_OED_2024.pdf |
| Books Behind the Business - Volume 1 | https://santafenm.gov/media/files/SFOED_BBTB_Final_Spreads.pdf |
| Santa Fe - Open For Business | https://santafenm.gov/media/files/SFOED_OpenForBusiness_pages_Final.pdf |
| 2004 Angelou Plan | https://santafenm.gov/media/files/Economic%20Development%20Research%202019/Angelou%20Report%20-%204_26_04.pdf |
| New Mexico Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) | https://www.santafecountynm.gov/committees/north-central-new-mexico-economic-development-district- |
| 2017 Pollinating Prosperity | https://aflep.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Impact-Network-Santa-Fe-Oct2017-Report.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com |
| Gateways for Growth | https://santafeg4g.my.canva.site/ |
| 2025 NMEDD Empower and Collaborate State Plan | https://www.edd.newmexico.gov/about-us/state-plan/#flipbook-df_6790/3/ |
| Santa Fe Forward | https://santafeforward.org/learn-more |
| Broadband Plan–In progress | |
| Workforce Development Plan–In progress |
Pueblos del Sol – Governor Miles
Governor Miles neighborhood
1.8 Acres
Well-developed neighborhood park and walking trail.
Ragle Park
2530 W. Zia Road
38.41 Acres
Baseball complex with playground, BMX track, and more. Reservations required for larger events.
Amenities
- Baseball Field
- BMX Track (partial)
- Handball Court
- Park Benches
- Picnic Tables
- Play Equipment
- Restrooms
- Softball Field
- T-Ball Field
Railyard Park
600 S. Guadalupe
10.34 Acres
Popular gathering place near Cerrillos and Guadalupe.
Rancho del Sol Park
6068 Monte Azul Place
0.48 Acre
Community park used by locals and nearby elementary school.
Rancho Siringo Park
2515 Rancho Siringo Court
0.31 Acre
Neighborhood pocket park.
Salvador Perez Park
601 Alta Vista
16.22 Acres
Often called “the train park” due to a vintage locomotive display.
Amenities
- Baseball/Softball Field
- Football
- Multi-Purpose Field
- Park Benches
- Picnic Tables
- Play Equipment
- Shade Trees
- Soccer Field
- Volleyball
Southridge Calle Lorca Park
2075 Calle Lorca
6.94 Acres
Tucked into a residential area, a nice break from nearby traffic.
Amenities
- Basketball Courts
- BBQ Grills
- Multi-Purpose Field
- Picnic Tables
- Play Equipment
- Shelter
Southside Library Plaza
6599 Jaguar Drive
0.4 Acre
Warm, inviting plaza in front of the Southside Branch Library.
Southwest Regional Activity Node Park (SWAN)
Jaguar Drive
90-acre regional park in phases — Phase 2 underway with many new features planned.
Future amenities: water play area, multi-sport fields, dog park, community garden, trailhead
Contact: saoverlie@santafenm.gov or mamcdonald@santafenm.gov
Tommy Macaione Park (Hillside Park)
301 E. Marcy Street
0.4 Acre
Formerly Hillside Park. Features a sculpture honoring artist Thomas Silvestre Macaione.