News & Announcements

Ordinance Goes Into Effect Tomorrow. On Wednesday, September 29, the City of Santa Fe Governing Body Unanimously Approved Ordinance 2021-21, an Ordinance Relating to Closed Captions.

The Midtown Block Party on Saturday, October 23, brought over 800 members of the community together to activate the Midtown site and provide opportunities for individuals and groups to give their input on the future of the Midtown property.

The Human Services Committee was formed by Resolution in 1987 and is charged by the City of Santa Fe Ordinance (2016) to assess and advocate for human service needs, coordinate resources to maximize cost-effectiveness, evaluate local human services

Mayor Webber Introduces Resolution to Allow Local Restaurants to Take Advantage of State's Temporary Extension of Outdoor Dining Provisions for Restaurants

Public Input Sought on Priorities for Use of Funds. Listening Session 5 p.m., Tuesday, October 19, on Zoom. Survey Underway, Links Embedded Here

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on: Making Sustainability a Reality, Win-Win-Win! Producing Energy, Saving Water and Money and Our Wildland Fire Experts.

Smoke May Linger Into Weekend. The Forest Service is conducting a prescribed fire today in the Aztec Springs area in the Santa Fe Municipal Watershed, just north of Nichols Reservoir. The plan is to burn 304 acres and all the firing activity should be completed by

The Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) Albuquerque Area Office is preparing an Environmental Assessment on the City of Santa Fe?s (City) and Santa Fe County?s (County) proposed San Juan-Chama Return Flow Project (Project).

$3 Million Immediately Available From Affordable Housing Trust Fund for the Creation, Preservation, and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing

Main Swimming Pool Area to Close From November 1 through December 10. The Chavez Center lap pool will be closed for renovation from Monday, November 1 through Friday December 10, 2021.

City and County Partner with Christus St. Vincent for ?Imagine a Day Without Water? Tomorrow the City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office, in partnership with Santa Fe County and Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center (Christus), will launch the annual

Significant Progress on "Sustainable Santa Fe" Goals: Saving Energy, Water, Money, Quality of Life. Last Friday, October 13, Mayor Alan Webber and City Councilors Carol Romero-Wirth

The City of Santa Fe is sponsoring a fun and interactive Midtown Block Party as part of its continuing commitment to gather community input on October 23 from 10:00 a.m. ? 5:00 p.m. at the Visual Arts Center, 1600 St. Michael?s Drive.

This weeks newsletter includes the mayor's note on: All Things Great and Small, BC Pool, Airport, Train Depot Projects Greenlighted and Take the Survey, Make Your Priorities Known

PUBLIC INVITATION: Groundbreaking of Citywide Solar Project, Progress On "Sustainable Santa Fe" Goals: Saving Energy, Water, Money. Members of the public and the media are invited to join Mayor Webber and members of the City Council, State representatives, City