News & Announcements

for Mayor Alan Webber and City Councilors Signe I. Lindell, District 1 Carol Romero-Wirth, District 2 Lee Garcia, District 3 Amanda Chavez, District 4

On the remaining Thursdays in December ? Dec. 16, Dec. 23, and Dec. 30 ? members of the public age 18 and older are invited to receive Moderna vaccinations at the Midtown Public Safety Building.

City Rapid-hiring Event Results in 29 Offer Letters New Employees to Receive $1,000 Hiring Incentives. Part of Aggressive Plan to Build Workforce Capacity In Tight Labor Market

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on:Putting People ?First, Incentives! Bonuses! ?Fast-Track Hires! and Green Light: Mobile Hygiene Unit

Renovated GCCC Lap Pool Reopening Monday Leisure Pool to Reopen Dec. 27. The Genoveva Chavez Community Center (GCCC) Lap Swimming Pool will reopen Monday, December 13, 2021, at 6:30 a.m., after a closure for renovations.

As part of PNM?s Wildfire Mitigation Plan, a helicopter will be flying over Santa Fe conducting surveys of some power lines. There is no cause for concern, they are simply gathering valuable information on their

City Proposes Funding of Mobile Hygiene Unit to Address Public Health Concerns. Related to Homelessness. Governing Body to Consider the Proposal Tonight

UPDATE: DUE TO FORECAST OF INCLEMENT WEATHER AND TO PRIORITIZE PUBLIC HEALTH, WELLNESS AND SAFETY, THE RIBBON CUTTING EVENT FOR THIS FACILITY THAT WAS SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, HAS BEEN POSTPONED. A LARGER EVENT WILL

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on: Putting Our Money Into Our People, Hail to the Chief! It's Andrew Padilla's Last Day With SFPD and Plaza Lights Bring Delight!.

Locals Can Preview Lifetime Special Holiday in Santa Fe . Sneak Peek at Violet Crown on Sunday, Dec. 5; Tickets Only $1! Holiday in Santa Fe, the Lifetime Christmas movie filmed entirely in Santa Fe and starring Mario Lopez, will premiere on the Lifetime Network on

City Proposes Retention Bonuses of $2,000 for Each Employee and Hiring Incentives of $1,000 Part of Aggressive Plan to Build Workforce Capacity in Tight Labor Market

City Selects Habitat for Humanity and B. PUBLIC Prefab to Develop Affordable Homes In Historic District. City Intends to Donate Lot at 635 Alto Street for Construction of Five High Quality, Low-Energy-Use Homes

City of Santa Fe Fire Department Chief Paul Babcock has announced his retirement, effective December 24, 2021. Assistant Chief Brian Moya will take over as Fire Chief the same day.

Strong Ratings Attributed to Sound Fiscal Management, Strong Economic Fundamentals The City of Santa Fe recently received AA+/AA by Fitch Ratings and S&P Global for its Subordinate Lien GRT Revenue Refunding Bond, while having all the other bonds affirmed

Applications Due November 30, 2021. The Municipal Court Judge is now accepting applications to serve on the City of Santa Fe Audit Committee.