9 Jul, 2021

Weekly Wrap: Highlights from the Week of July 5, 2021

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on COVID-2.0 Mental Health Crisis, Midtown Planning and the Fire Department Cool Downs.
9 Jul, 2021

City of Santa Fe and Interfaith Community Shelter (Pete’s Place) to Host Community Meeting

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.
9 Jul, 2021

Midtown District Public Planning Sessions

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
8 Jul, 2021

CHART Consultant Hearings

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.
8 Jul, 2021

Fire Department Cool Downs

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
2 Jul, 2021

Weekly Wrap - Highlights from the Week of June 28, 2021

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.
2 Jul, 2021

City Restoring In-Person Services

In the interests of maintaining public health and safety and managing human resources during this transitional period, the City of Santa Fe has been taking a measured approach to resuming in-person services and opening City facilities and buildings to the workforce and the public. That process is about to accelerate.
1 Jul, 2021

Traffic Disruption for Fourth of July Fireworks Show

On Sunday, July 4, 2021, the Kiwanis Club and the City of Santa Fe will be presenting this year?s Fourth of July Fireworks Show at the Santa Fe Place Mall. The Santa Fe Police Department will be at the event to assist with public safety and traffic direction.
30 Jun, 2021

City Office of Economic Development Networking Event

City Office of Economic Development Hosts Networking Event Summer Mixer to Bring People and Businesses Together In Person!. With vaccination rates enabling our businesses to reopen safely at 100% capacity, the City of Santa Fe's Office of Economic Development is
30 Jun, 2021

City’s FY20 Audit Extended

City FY2020 Audit Extended 60 Days. The State Auditor Brian Colon and his team were notified yesterday by the City of Santa Fe that the fiscal year audit of 2020 will be filed at the end of August. This represents a 60-day extension from the previous schedule of June 30.
28 Jun, 2021

Parking Division Offices Open to the Public

EFFECTIVE JUNE 28, 2021: PARKING DIVISION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: TUESDAYS AND THURDAYS FROM 8:30 AM ? 4:30 PM.
25 Jun, 2021

Highlights From the Week of June 21, 2021

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on Free Wi-Fi = People Power, Reminder: No Personal Fireworks and the Independence Day Festivities.
24 Jun, 2021

Free Wi-Fi for Mobile Home Communities

City Initiative Creates Equity by Bridging the Digital Divide. The pandemic exacerbated pre-existing socio-economic inequalities and vulnerabilities, which prompted the Office of Economic Development to consider actions that would promote equity. This effort includes
24 Jun, 2021

COVID-19 Update, June 24, 2021

Safe. Open. Together #AllTogetherSantaFe #SantaFePromise. BACK-TO-SCHOOL VACCINATIONS: With a 4-5 week waiting period between vaccinations, students 12 and older should get their first shot now in order to get their boosters in time for the start of school --