The City of Santa Fe is looking for two qualified facilitators to join its Strengthening Families program, which is funded by the CYFD JJAC grant. This early-intervention program helps children, youth, and parents build stronger, healthier family relationships while addressing common challenges such as school difficulties, substance use, and stress. If you have a passion … Read more
The City of Santa Fe is excited to launch Santa Fe Forward, a major planning initiative that will update the city’s General Plan for the first time since 1999. This updated plan will create a vision for Santa Fe’s future through the year 2050, focusing on the city’s growth, environment, housing, public services, and more. … Read more
As of March 2025, several road, sidewalk, and utility construction projects are ongoing across Santa Fe. These updates help improve local infrastructure such as roads, drainage, sidewalks, traffic signals, and water lines. Residents are encouraged to follow detours, reduce speed in work zones, and stay alert near active construction sites. Zia Rd & St. Francis—Lane … Read more
Starting March 1, 2025, the City of Santa Fe will officially increase its Living Wage to $15.00 per hour. This new rate is part of the city’s efforts to ensure that workers earn a fair income that keeps up with the rising cost of living. The update comes after a 2.76% increase in the Consumer … Read more
The City of Santa Fe is inviting interested and community-minded people to join the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee. This is a great chance for those who care about how Santa Fe grows and develops to get involved in important city planning decisions. This committee plays a key role in reviewing the city’s future growth, checking … Read more
The Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is inviting people from the community to help shape the future of Cerrillos Road—a major street in the city. This road is not just important for traffic and transport, but also plays a key role in business, housing, and everyday life in Santa Fe. The MPO is using … Read more