20 Aug, 2021

Now Hiring:  CHART Project Facilitators

This could be the opportunity of a lifetime for a citizen of Santa Fe to help heal the city's historic wounds and plan a peaceful future based on mutual knowledge, understanding, and respect: Residents of the city and county are invited to apply to join the team that will conduct
20 Aug, 2021

Protecting Prairie Dogs from Trapping.

City of Santa Fe Joins Animal Protection New Mexico in Decrying Trapping of Prairie Dogs Animal Protection New Mexico (APNM) has recently been made aware of several prairie dogs found dead in ?live-capture? traps in Santa Fe. This practice is both cruel and potentially.
6 Aug, 2021

Highlights from the Week of August 2, 2021

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on Summer Camp ??Success Story!. Stop COVID Before it Sets Us Back and New City Poet and Historian.
4 Aug, 2021

Economic Development Newsletter August 3, 2021

This weeks Economic Development Newsletter includes the note on City of Santa Fe seeks input on our Source Water Protection Plan. Governing Body Meeting Resume Monday Evening Because of technical Glitches and Completed: $11 Million of Roads Rehab Projects
3 Aug, 2021

Keep Santa Fe Beautiful Receives Grant

Keep Santa Fe Beautiful Receives $25K NM Tourism Grant for Tree Giveaway Program, Pollinator Garden. Keep Santa Fe Beautiful received $25,000 in funding from the New Mexico Tourism Department?s ?Clean and Beautiful? Grant program for environmental/beautification
3 Aug, 2021

New Mexico Encouraging Individuals to Get Tested for COVID-19

New Mexico Encouraging Individuals to Get Tested for COVID-19. COVID-19 testing is free to everyone regardless of insurance status. SANTA FE- The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) would like to encourage all individuals to get tested for COVID-19 if:
2 Aug, 2021

Supplemental Information Associated with July 28, 2021 CoSF Water Presentation

Subsequent to an update to the Governing Body on July 28, 2021 from City of Santa Fe Water on system conditions and outlook in the context of the current severe drought, four requests were made for follow up information.
30 Jul, 2021

Free Opera in the Park

The Santa Fe Opera is proud to announce free ?Opera in the Park? screenings of 2021 Season productions in August in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The events are part of the opera?s reopening celebrations and ongoing commitment to bring the joy of opera to the
30 Jul, 2021

Highlights from the Week of July 26, 2021.

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.
29 Jul, 2021

City Job Fair Saturday Morning

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!
29 Jul, 2021

Governing Body Meeting Resumes Monday Evening

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.
28 Jul, 2021

Completed: $11 Million of Roads Rehab Projects

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
27 Jul, 2021

Free Magic Shows at Southside Library

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
26 Jul, 2021

City Seeks Public Comment on Cannabis Legislation

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