News & Announcements

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on road repairs: where the rubber meets the road, have a cuppa coffee with a cop and yes, we have enough water.

Saturday, July 31, 9 a.m. to Noon at GCCC. City Hiring for Numerous Positions. Whether you're hoping to make a fresh start, find a better job, or embark on a new career direction, the city has a wealth of exciting opportunities!

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY Reconvening of the July 28, 2021, Regular Meeting on Monday, August 2. Due to technical difficulties the July 28 Governing Body Meeting had to recess and will reconvene at 7 p.m. on Monday, August 2, via Zoom.

Governing Body Considers $2.99 Million Spend on Additional Immediate Road Needs "The Ultimate Way to Prevent Potholes" The City of Santa Fe recently completed $11 million worth of road rehabilitation projects throughout city, completely utilizing the 2017 Gas Tax

Friday, July 30Shows at 1:30 & 6:30 p.m. Tall Paul brings magic, balloons, ventriloquism and more to this fun in-person, energetic, outdoor show! Celebrate all of your reading accomplishments this summer with our Youth Librarians and stick around as we announce our

Governing Body to Hear ?Petitions from the Floor? on July 28. The State of New Mexico?s Cannabis Regulation Act went into effect on June 29, 2021, allowing local municipalities to adopt reasonable zoning and land use ordinances, which will be limited where state authority

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on Five Small Steps for Saving Lots of Water, Back-to-School Bags and Making Santa Fe Safer.

The City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department . Selects Sixth Poet Laureate: Darryl Lorenzo Wellington. The City of Santa Fe Arts Commission is pleased to announce the selection of Darryl Wellington as the city?s sixth Poet Laureate. Established in 2005,

The City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department. Selects Fourth City Historian: Valerie Rangel. The City of Santa Fe Arts Commission is pleased to announce the selection of Valerie Rangel as the city?s fourth City Historian. Established in 2017,

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...