Santa Fe City Council's anti-bullying resolution focuses on LGBTQ+ community
The city of Santa Fe is searching for a director for a new Office of Equity and Inclusion approved by councilors in the fall.
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The city of Santa Fe is searching for a director for a new Office of Equity and Inclusion approved by councilors in the fall.
After a 6 1/2 year stint with the City of Santa Fe, Community Development Director Richard Brown will retire June 21.
If the resolution is passed, the Don Diego de Vargas statue is expected to spend the next four years at the New Mexico History Museum and the second statue of Tusuque runners will go to the Santa Fe Convention Center.
The city says it is committed to finding a new location for the transitional housing facility, which serves 88 residents, including 34 children.
With $36 million to spend — on top of the $440.1 million total annual budget for fiscal year 2025 — and plenty of needs, the city of Santa Fe should