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Councilors Remove Language Urging Residents to Rely on Law Enforcement

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Oct 8, 2026

Councilors Remove Language Urging Residents to Rely on Law Enforcement

Santa Fe's Quality of Life Committee also backed changes to the Immigration Committee's leadership, while advancing a legislative agenda seeking $72.5 million for Midtown infrastructure.

Proposed Legislative Agenda Seeks $72.5M for Midtown Infrastructure

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Oct 6, 2026

Proposed Legislative Agenda Seeks $72.5M for Midtown Infrastructure

Councilors will also study a major rewrite of how legislation moves through City Hall, while nearly $9 million for Tierra Contenta infrastructure and a restarted affordable-housing funding process move forward.

This Week’s Events

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Oct 9, 2026

This Week’s Events

Friday, October 9 to Thursday, October 15, 2026

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What To Do This Week  Fri Oct 2 - Thu Oct 8

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Oct 2, 2026

What To Do This Week Fri Oct 2 - Thu Oct 8

Here’s what is actually worth doing this week

Ramon Martinez
Ramon Martinez
Santa Fe Passes New Restrictions on Use of City Property for Immigration Enforcement

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Oct 1, 2026

Santa Fe Passes New Restrictions on Use of City Property for Immigration Enforcement

Hopewell-Mann’s 10-year stabilization plan also cleared final approval, while councilors upheld a disputed Paseo de Peralta addition and untangled a cannabis licensing appeal.

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This Week’s Events

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Oct 9, 2026

This Week’s Events

Friday, October 9 to Thursday, October 15, 2026

Councilors Remove Language Urging Residents to Rely on Law Enforcement

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Oct 8, 2026

Councilors Remove Language Urging Residents to Rely on Law Enforcement

Santa Fe's Quality of Life Committee also backed changes to the Immigration Committee's leadership, while advancing a legislative agenda seeking $72.5 million for Midtown infrastructure.

Proposed Legislative Agenda Seeks $72.5M for Midtown Infrastructure

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Oct 6, 2026

Proposed Legislative Agenda Seeks $72.5M for Midtown Infrastructure

Councilors will also study a major rewrite of how legislation moves through City Hall, while nearly $9 million for Tierra Contenta infrastructure and a restarted affordable-housing funding process move forward.

What To Do This Week  Fri Oct 2 - Thu Oct 8

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Oct 2, 2026

What To Do This Week Fri Oct 2 - Thu Oct 8

Here’s what is actually worth doing this week

Ramon Martinez
Ramon Martinez
Santa Fe Passes New Restrictions on Use of City Property for Immigration Enforcement

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Oct 1, 2026

Santa Fe Passes New Restrictions on Use of City Property for Immigration Enforcement

Hopewell-Mann’s 10-year stabilization plan also cleared final approval, while councilors upheld a disputed Paseo de Peralta addition and untangled a cannabis licensing appeal.

Auditor Calls Santa Fe’s Contract Approval Process an Outlier

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Sep 29, 2026

Auditor Calls Santa Fe’s Contract Approval Process an Outlier

A procurement review found a 90% draft-contract error rate, at least seven technology systems and an approval structure the consultant said he had never encountered elsewhere.

Ramon Martinez
Ramon Martinez
Immigration Resolution Delayed After Councilors Question Police Language

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Sep 24, 2026

Immigration Resolution Delayed After Councilors Question Police Language

Another immigration measure moved toward a Sept. 30 Governing Body vote, while Parks reported stronger maintenance performance alongside an $80 million backlog of aging facilities.

This Week at City Hall: Santa Fe Could Try Cloud Seeding Over Its Watershed

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Sep 21, 2026

This Week at City Hall: Santa Fe Could Try Cloud Seeding Over Its Watershed

An experimental $5,000 snowmaking pilot could target Nichols and McClure next winter, while the Historic Board considers whether it can reopen an already-approved eastside project.

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