Disclaimer: The information in the Orange Barrel report is compiled based on the best available information and is subject to change without notice.
This page was updated on Thursday, July 3, 2025, at 11:38 a.m.
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: Holding ponds behind Santa Fe Spa
Contractor: Franco’s Trees and Landscaping
Description: Dredging of two holding ponds behind the Santa Fe Spa. Work is to begin 6/12/2025 and is anticipated to take 2-3 weeks and will have no impact on traffic. Work is on schedule to be completed by 7/4/2025.
Contact: Jimmie Gallegos, jgallegos1@santafenm.gov
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Contractor: SF Brown Inc
Description: Zia Station Public Infrastructure project.
• GALISTEO ROAD CLOSED BETWEEN ZIA RD. AND CALLE LUMINOSO
• ACCESS TO ZIA RD RAILRUNNER STATION VIA TEMPORARY ACCESS ROAD OPPOSITE CALLE LUMINOSO.
• Single lanes of travel, both eastbound and westbound, on Zia Rd. Between Vela St. and Galisteo onthe inside, paved lanes. The Speed Limit is still reduced to 25 mph.
• Sidewalk on the north side of Zia will be open from Candelero to St. Francis
• Sidewalk on the south side of Zia from Vela to Galisteo remains closed
• Utility trenching and grading along nthe orth and south sides of Zia Rd.
• Street lights (2) on the south side of Zia Rd. between Candelero and Galisteo have been removed, to be relocated in the next few weeks – USE CAUTION AFTER DARK DURING REPLACEMENT PERIOD.
• Speed on Zia Rd between St. Francis and Brilliante is still reduced to 25 mph
• Grading activities have commenced on the Zia Flats Apartments on the north side of Zia – PLEASE WATCH FOR TRUCKS/EQUIPMENT ENTERING AND EXITING ZIA ROAD
Contact: Merritt Brown, merritt@sfbrown.com, Ryan Gomez, rmgomez@santafenm.gov
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: Arroyo Los Chamisos North Fork - Site 2
Contractor: EMCO
Description: EMCO has completed erosion control and bank repair work that started on November 4th and is expected to be completed by the end of July. Awaiting reseeding for areas disturbed during construction at the site on Avenida de las Campanas.
Traffic control and signage are in place with no impact on traffic.
Contact: Jimmie Gallegos, jgallegos1@santafenm.gov
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: Agua Fria/South Meadows
Contractor: EMCO
Description: The Public Works Department is constructing the Agua Fria/South Meadows Intersection Improvements Project. The project includes adding turning bays on Agua Fria and South Meadows and improving the traffic signals, sidewalk, and ADA ramps. Two lanes of travel will remain open for Agua Fria (west/east) and one lane of travel for South Meadows (north/south). Traffic delays will occur, and you should seek alternate routes when possible.
The project's anticipated completion target date is July 2025.
Contact: Kody Keelin, kwkeelin@santafenm.gov
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: 206 Mckenzie St.
Contractor: True North Builders LLC.
Description: True North Builders LLC will build the house at 206 Mckenzie St. Due to the small area, the road must be closed, and they must demo the building safely. All detours will be set up through the end of JULY 2025. The area will need to be fenced off from the public. All utilities and the curb in front of the property will be redone.
Contact: Ryan M. Gomez, rmgomez@santafenm.gov
Location: Guadalupe St.
Contractor: GM Emulsion
Description: The work on the Guadalupe St. Reconstruction Project began in January 2024. The project is a complete reconstruction of Guadalupe St. from Alameda to Paseo De Peralta. The project will include closures, lane shifts, and flagger operations.
The project is now in Phase 6. We are now working on new asphalt paving. The north bound lane on Guadalupe St is closed at the intersection of Alameda St and Guadalupe St, extending to Mckenzie St. The Detour is Alameda East to Sandoval North to Grant Ave, West at S Federal Pl, North at Griffin St. Johnson St access is from Grant St. South Guadalupe St. Starting Monday July 7, 20205, South bound Guadalupe St will be closed at the intersection of Paseo De Peralta and Guadalupe St. Detour route is Paseo De Peralta to Solana St. Clouser is expected to last two weeks. Northbound Guadalupe St is NOW OPEN from Mckenzie St to Paseo De Peralta.
Please follow detour signage that is in place if you must use Guadalupe St. Please drive safely.
Project completion target date: Summer 2025.
Contact: Kody Keelin kwkeelin@santafenm.gov or Mark Brooks, mark@gmemulsion.com
Project Update: Guadalupe Construction Overview (Public Works)
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: Sandoval Parking Garage
Contractor: Davenport Construction
Description: Davenport's subcontractor will be patching and painting the exterior of the Sandoval Garage. During this time, certain sidewalks, entrances, and exits will be temporarily closed. However, at least one entrance and one exit will remain open at all times. Additionally, the garage will undergo re-striping of all parking spots, resulting in certain floors being closed. At least two parking floors will remain open while this work is being carried out.
Shutdown Dates:
Sidewalks – W San Francisco St Closed (6/20 - 7/14)
Entrance/Exits - Two W San Francisco St Exits May be Closed Temporarily for Scaffolding/Lifts, Please Use Other Exit
Re-Striping - TBD
Contact: Josh Bohlman, jbohlman@santafenm.gov
PROJECT ONGOING AS SCHEDULED
Location: Santa Fe Railyard Irrigation
Contractor: Accent Landscaping
Description: The renovation of the irrigation system at the Railyard Park includes a complete replacement of the system. This includes work to restore the function of the cistern system that collects precipitation from the building’s roofs for use in the landscape. The system will include all new piping, valves, and irrigation heads throughout the park. The design is specialized to supply supplemental water to natural precipitation and allow the existing vegetation to flourish. The new design approach and efficient head spacing are estimated to reduce water demands by 47%. The new system will be significantly easier to maintain be consolidating all of the irrigation into a single distribution network, reducing the number of heads while maintaining uniform water application, and replacing the operation system with a smart controller that is easily adjustable with changing climate conditions. The system will primarily use the water collected in the cisterns and only use a domestic water source when the harvested water is exhausted. The construction will be sequenced so that the park will remain partially open and allow operation of the existing system to avoid periods of no irrigation. Construction is anticipated to be completed in August 2025.
Contact: Josh Bohlman, jbohlman@santafenm.gov
