Planning staff presented a comprehensive Phase 1 rewrite of Santa Fe’s Land Development Code (Chapter 14). After public testimony in favor of incentives for affordable housing, the Planning Commission voted to recommend approval to the governing body, while the Historic Districts Review Board asked that proposed historic‑district design standardsbe

Contractors Rocket Ramps presented a three‑phase conceptual plan for a bike park, pump track and a 9‑hole disc golf course on town property off Chamisa Road; estimated costs range from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands of dollars and staff will pursue Trails Plus grant deadlines in November.

Contractors Rocket Ramps presented a three‑phase conceptual plan for a bike park, pump track and a 9‑hole disc golf course on town property off Chamisa Road; estimated costs range from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands of dollars and staff will pursue Trails Plus grant deadlines in November.

Contractors Rocket Ramps presented a three‑phase conceptual plan for a bike park, pump track and a 9‑hole disc golf course on town property off Chamisa Road; estimated costs range from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands of dollars and staff will pursue Trails Plus grant deadlines in November.

Contractors Rocket Ramps presented a three‑phase conceptual plan for a bike park, pump track and a 9‑hole disc golf course on town property off Chamisa Road; estimated costs range from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands of dollars and staff will pursue Trails Plus grant deadlines in November.

The council approved payments to JSX and Contour for September minimum revenue guarantees, a security and access control contract, a parking lot repave, two advisory‑committee appointment rosters, and a resolution supporting a Workforce Solutions housing grant application; roll calls and amounts are listed below.

The council approved payments to JSX and Contour for September minimum revenue guarantees, a security and access control contract, a parking lot repave, two advisory‑committee appointment rosters, and a resolution supporting a Workforce Solutions housing grant application; roll calls and amounts are listed below.

The council approved payments to JSX and Contour for September minimum revenue guarantees, a security and access control contract, a parking lot repave, two advisory‑committee appointment rosters, and a resolution supporting a Workforce Solutions housing grant application; roll calls and amounts are listed below.

The council approved payments to JSX and Contour for September minimum revenue guarantees, a security and access control contract, a parking lot repave, two advisory‑committee appointment rosters, and a resolution supporting a Workforce Solutions housing grant application; roll calls and amounts are listed below.

Presenters told the City of Santa Fe Quality of Life Committee that the Apprende early‑childhood apprenticeship, funded by ARPA, has placed dozens of new educators in local classrooms, improved classroom staffing and is seeking funding to continue after its contract ends in December 2026.

The Quality of Life Committee on Oct. 22 advanced a bill to amend the city living‑wage ordinance (SFCC 19‑87 §28‑1.5) to raise the base minimum to $17.50 (with an escalator and attached amendments). Committee members debated small‑business carve‑outs, benefits crediting, and implementation timing; the bill passed the committee as amended and moves,

The council approved two motions to cover minimum revenue guarantees for JSX and Contour flights in September, drawing on RAISE grant funding and town budget authority; town and airport staff said bookings were up but seasonal shortfalls produced the costs.

The council approved two motions to cover minimum revenue guarantees for JSX and Contour flights in September, drawing on RAISE grant funding and town budget authority; town and airport staff said bookings were up but seasonal shortfalls produced the costs.

The council approved two motions to cover minimum revenue guarantees for JSX and Contour flights in September, drawing on RAISE grant funding and town budget authority; town and airport staff said bookings were up but seasonal shortfalls produced the costs.

The council approved two motions to cover minimum revenue guarantees for JSX and Contour flights in September, drawing on RAISE grant funding and town budget authority; town and airport staff said bookings were up but seasonal shortfalls produced the costs.

Consultants and builders presented three plat options for the Chamisa Verde affordable subdivision, from original single‑family lots to denser duplex mixes; council did not adopt a final design but staff warned capital outlay and grant deadlines require rapid next steps.

Consultants and builders presented three plat options for the Chamisa Verde affordable subdivision, from original single‑family lots to denser duplex mixes; council did not adopt a final design but staff warned capital outlay and grant deadlines require rapid next steps.

Consultants and builders presented three plat options for the Chamisa Verde affordable subdivision, from original single‑family lots to denser duplex mixes; council did not adopt a final design but staff warned capital outlay and grant deadlines require rapid next steps.

Consultants and builders presented three plat options for the Chamisa Verde affordable subdivision, from original single‑family lots to denser duplex mixes; council did not adopt a final design but staff warned capital outlay and grant deadlines require rapid next steps.

At its Oct. 21 meeting the Hobbs Municipal Schools board approved May 2026 graduation date for Hobbs High, accepted multiple funding items including county capital-outlay support, and approved a first reading of a student device policy; most votes were recorded by voice with motions carried.

District project manager reported Del Norte and Hauser middle-school construction is on schedule and on budget; the board approved $19,549,718 in county capital-outlay funding to support both projects.

Consultants and county staff briefed the council on a two-part plan to convert county vehicles to zero-emission alternatives and to plan public EV charging. The Stantec-led study includes a dynamic Power BI dashboard of the county fleet, a phased replacement schedule tied to operational needs and market availability, and a community charging-suit

At an Oct. 21 county council work session, the Los Alamos County Health Council presented its state-funded work plan and a package of initiatives including suicide-prevention work, a closed-loop referral system, early crisis-response planning and a proposed community health action center. The council’s work plan includes a $67,995 Department of Hea

District human-resources and administrators outlined Grow Your Own, LEAP and other alternative pathways, stipends and local partnerships aimed at filling classroom vacancies and improving retention; board discussed housing options and incentives.

Sandpoint Landfill manager Hazer Archer asked the commission to consider building a new tipping floor with a pit-style layout, automated scales and a separation of commercial and residential flows; he also described operating and maintenance benefits from military surplus trucks and proposed buying two more such vehicles.