Santa Fe Government
A politics blog by Kiera Hay
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City May Increase Railyard Security
Some Santa Fe city officials are trying to beef up security at the Santa Fe Railyard. A resolution introduced by City Councilor Chris Calvert this week directs city staff “to... Read more »
Big Book Sale this Weekend at Library
Santa Fe’s Friends of the Public Library is holding its annual fall book sale this weekend at the Main Library on Washington Street. The sale starts Saturday at noon and... Read more »
Bike-Friendly Santa Fe
Good news for local bikers: the International Mountain Bicycling Association has announced plans to hold its 2012 World Bike Summit in Santa Fe. A coalition of businesses, non-profits and bicycle... Read more »
St. Mike’s Boulevard Project Continues…
Santa Fe’s St. Michael’s Boulevard project continues to simmer away. A small survey done by the city during a three-day open house last month shows most people are still in... Read more »
GCCC Likely to get More Money for Repairs
Santa Fe is on track to spend more public money on repairs at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center. The city’s Finance Committee agreed Tuesday to provide the troubled recreation center... Read more »
Santa Fe Labor Day Closures
Due to the Labor Day holiday, city of Santa Fe transit services, including buses, aren’t running today. The following city facilities and services are also closed: City Hall and all... Read more »
Bushee to Run Again for City Council
With Santa Fe’s municipal election season right around the corner, candidates are beginning to jump into the frying pan. City Councilor Patti Bushee announced Friday she intends to run for... Read more »
Online Payments Now Option at Muni Court
Those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law in Santa Fe now have the option of paying their fines online. Santa Fe Municipal Court is accepting online... Read more »
City to Explore Having Reuse Spot at Dump
For Santa Feans who love nothing better than a freebie, the local dump may soon be the destination of choice. This weekend, Santa Fe’s Environmental Services (formerly Solid Waste) Department... Read more »
Mortillaro Could Be New Director of NCRTD
A search committee is recommending that former Los Alamos County Administrator Tony Mortillaro be appointed executive director of the North Central Regional Transit District. Mortillaro has served as the NCRTD’s... Read more »
Santa Fe Trails Open Again
A handful of popular Santa Fe trails and foothill recreation areas closed earlier this month because of fire danger are open again. City and county fire officials made the decision... Read more »
Santa Fe City Council Postpones Votes
The Santa Fe City Council postponed voting tonight on two controversial agenda items: the opening of the Zia Road Rail Runner station and the demolition of five landmark structures on... Read more »
