Santa Fe water director says city expects enough supply this year despite low snowpack City Water Director Roach briefed the Public Works & Utilities Committee on Santa Fe’s four water supplies, conservation gains, and a low snowpack that keeps runoff uncertain; he said current storage and San Juan–Chama supplies mean the city expects to meet demand in 2026 while continuing conservation outreach.

Despite a dry winter and below-average snowpack, Santa Fe's Water Director assures residents that the city has enough water to meet this year's demand while emphasizing ongoing conservation efforts.

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Santa Fe City Council approves fluoride monitoring ordinance and transit grant proposal City Council adopts ordinance to manage fluoride levels and secures $8M transit funding.

The Santa Fe City Council has taken significant steps to enhance public safety by approving a new fluoride monitoring ordinance and securing a monumental $4 million transit grant!

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Public Works raises concerns on missing comments in commission meeting Public Works representative highlights lost comments during public commission meeting.

In a pivotal Santa Fe commission meeting, technical glitches silenced a community voice, raising concerns about critical communication failures that could shape future projects.

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