News & Announcements

The Environmental Services Division (ESD) has collaborated with Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) to reduce plastic waste and provide residents with reusable bags by donating 5,000 BYOB (Bring Your Own Bag) shopping bags for the school?s summer Chromebook

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on Consultant Approved This Week by Governing Body, Onto the Next Steps and Facing the Past, Creating the Future.

Breaking New Ground: Public Restroom in Historic Downtown Area. Mayor Alan Webber was joined today by several members of the City Council, Senator Peter Wirth, and Tourism Santa Fe Director Randy Randall to perform a ceremonial groundbreaking on the future site of the

City, County Firefighters to the Rescue in Idaho. SFFD & SFCFD Wildland Joint DeploymentOn July 7, lightning strikes started seven separate fires just east of Sandpoint, Idaho. The fires, now known as the ?Trestle Creek Complex? continue to burn seven miles north of Hope,

Meeting Tonight, July 14, 2021. The Governing Body is scheduled to vote at its meeting this evening on the contract for the consultant recommended by the evaluation committee to lead the CHART Process.

Please enjoy the Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization's Quarterly Newsletter! Each quarter we share developments in the programs, plans, and projects we're working on such as Transportation Improvement Program Online & In-person Public Meetings and more...

Mayor Webber Issues PROCLAMATION OF EMERGENCY X - COVID-19 July 12, 2021 Today Mayor Alan Webber signed "PROCLAMATION OF EMERGENCY X - COVID-19." The prior Proclamation IX expired at noon today. The new Proclamation takes into account CDC

Public Invitation: Groundbreaking of Downtown Restroom Site at 100 Water Street. City's First Public Restroom in Heart of Tourism District. Residents and members of the media are invited to join Mayor Alan Webber, Tourism Director Randy Randall, and Members of the City Council a

As part of a citywide public engagement initiative to plan the Midtown District, the City of Santa Fe is sponsoring two Public Planning Sessions to inform the future land uses and development plans for the Midtown Site and the surrounding District. These sessions will

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on COVID-2.0 Mental Health Crisis, Midtown Planning and the Fire Department Cool Downs.

Please join representatives of the City of Santa Fe and Interfaith Community Shelter (Pete's Place) for a community information and dialog session on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 from 5:30 p.m. ? 7:30 p.m. The meeting will take place on Zoom, login information is below.

Opportunities for Public Engagement: Listening Sessions in July, Workshops Sessions in September. As part of a citywide public engagement initiative to plan the Midtown District, the City of Santa Fe is sponsoring two Public Planning Sessions to inform the future land uses

Governing Body to Consider Consultant Proposed to Lead Process. Committee Hearings Today, Tomorrow, Next Week. The City of Santa Fe announces another milestone in the Culture, History, Art, Reconciliation and Truth process that?s known by the acronym CHART.

Midsummer Family Fun in the Parks. Saturday July 17 at SWAN Park; Saturday July 24 at Franklin Miles. The City of Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Fire Department, and the Parks Division invite everyone to bring the kids out to the parks on Saturday mornings, play on the fields and

Let?s start with this weekend: Happy July 4th! Stay safe, have fun, enjoy family time?and celebrate America?s birthday! As this Weekly Wrap says, we?re hitting our stride with a new fiscal year, 4% pay raises, re-opening City offices, getting ready for the return of our traditional fiestas and markets, moving forward with the CHART process.