The Santa Fe County Planning Commission made significant decisions on October 15, 2026, including a controversial permit for Duke City Ready Mix that hinges on a crucial environmental-impact assessment.
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The Santa Fe County Planning Commission made significant decisions on October 15, 2026, including a controversial permit for Duke City Ready Mix that hinges on a crucial environmental-impact assessment.
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The Santa Fe County Planning Commission has given the green light for a temporary concrete processing facility, but only after a critical environmental impact report is completed first.
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Santa Fe County voters will decide on four proposed general obligation bonds in the Nov. 3 election. They would allow the county to improve roads, water and wastewater projects, open space, trails and parks, and fire stations. Learn more at VOTE411.org
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A new study reveals that raising Santa Fe County's living wage to $17.50 could significantly benefit low-wage workers while posing minimal cost to most employers.
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Santa Fe County has taken a significant step toward affordable housing by approving a $1.2 million funding boost for the Nueva Secchia project, paving the way for a crucial closing and potential groundbreaking this winter!
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Santa Fe County is exploring the future of energy with a groundbreaking feasibility study that could pave the way for a locally controlled electric utility.
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Santa Fe County just made it easier for private roads to become county-maintained, paving the way for smoother access and lower costs for residents!
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Santa Fe County is pushing for clarity on drug testing for ambulance drivers, amid concerns over the legal implications of off-duty medical cannabis use.
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Commissioner Bustamante is rallying support against uranium exploration in the Upper Chama Basin, highlighting serious contamination risks to vital water resources.
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Santa Fe County just took a bold step to protect its residents by adopting an ordinance that restricts the use of county resources for civil immigration enforcement, ensuring everyone can access services without fear.
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Residents of Red Rock Road are fighting against the imminent closure of a vital access road that could cut off emergency services and deliveries for their community.
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Santa Fe County is taking a bold step to protect immigrant rights by proposing an ordinance that limits local resources from aiding federal immigration enforcement.
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The Santa Fe County Planning Commission has taken a pivotal step to preserve Tres Rios Ranch by recommending a zoning change that could potentially increase development rights while capping actual building to protect the land's agricultural and cultural value.
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TOMORROW! Meet the candidates for NM House District 48 at a 5:30 pm forum, followed at 7:30 by a forum for the candidates for Magistrate Judge District 1. Sponsored by the LWVSFC, The Santa Fe New Mexican and hosted by The Food Depot, 1222A Siler Road.
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