Santa Fe, NM

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Board of Adjustment

Governing Body

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Early Neighborhood Notification

The city is holding an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed 170-unit age-restricted (55+) multifamily residential community at 4554 Beckner Road. The applicant, Affinity at Santa Fe, is requesting Development Plan Approval for 220,000 square feet of new construction in a C-2 Zoning District. This is an early public input step, not a final decision.

• 220,000 sqft new construction for 170-unit 55+ multifamily community
• C-2 Zoning District at 4554 Beckner Road
• Applicant: Affinity at Santa Fe, Josh Goudge
• Virtual meeting via Zoom, October 7, 2026 at 5:30 PM

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Quality of Life Committee

Liquor Hearing

The Santa Fe Liquor Hearing meets virtually on October 7, 2026 at 4:00 PM to take up two requests for new liquor licenses. Area 505 Restaurant, LLC seeks a Restaurant B (Beer, Wine & Spirits) license with on-premises consumption and patio service for Area 505 Steakhouse & Sushi Bar at 135 W. Palace Ave., Ste. 300 & 301. Amalfi Pizzeria, LLC seeks a Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) license with on-premises consumption for Amalfi Pizzeria at 1722 St. Michaels Dr. Ste. A. Both items are listed for the governing body on October 14, 2026.

• Public hearing on a Restaurant B (Beer, Wine & Spirits) license with on-premises consumption and patio service requested by Area 505 Restaurant, LLC for Area 505 Steakhouse & Sushi Bar, 135 W. Palace Ave., Ste. 300 & 301
• Public hearing on a Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) license with on-premises consumption requested by Amalfi Pizzeria, LLC for Amalfi Pizzeria, 1722 St. Michaels Dr. Ste. A
• Both requests are scheduled for Liquor Hearing review on 10/07/2026 and governing body review on 10/14/2026
• Written public comment accepted by email to [email protected] until 8:00 AM the morning of the hearing
• Live public comment available via Zoom; phone attendees press *9 to raise hand

Community Development Commission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Finance Committee

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Water Conservation Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Santa Fe's Historic Districts Review Board meets Oct. 13, 2026, to review proposed construction and alterations in several historic districts. Old Business includes two multi-family residences on Paseo de Peralta, one seeking a height exception. New Business covers facade designations, a status review, a postponed Vista Catedral residence, and partial demolition on E. Buena Vista. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• 511 Paseo de Peralta: 6,212 sq. ft. multi-family residence proposed at 27'-6" height where 23'-0" is allowed
• 507 Paseo de Peralta: 4,235 sq. ft. multi-family residence proposed at the 25'-0" maximum height
• 216 Maynard Unit A & B: window replacement, garage door converted to window, and a 4'-4" yard wall, with exceptions to 14-4.6(E)(4)(I)(a)
• 817 Vista Catedral: 4,500 sq. ft. residence proposed at 19'-6" where 16'-0" is allowed, postponed from 9.22.2026
• 330A E. Buena Vista: partial demolition and 508 sq. ft. garage/storage addition, window replacement, and fence

Governing Body

Planning Commission

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

Transit Advisory Board

Immigration Committee

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Early Neighborhood Notification

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed Family Transfer Subdivision at 1835 Paseo de La Conquistadora. The applicants seek to divide the 1.041-acre R-6 zoned property into five lots to be gifted to adult children, and request a variance to allow the existing non-conforming private driveway to serve more than eight lots/units. The meeting is virtual; no decisions are made at this notification stage.

• Proposed Family Transfer Subdivision: five lots on 1.041 acres
• Variance request under Chapter 14-6.5E.7 and 14-6.5E.8III.V. for driveway access
• Property zoned R-6 (5 dwelling units/acre)
• Applicants: Nicole and John Romero; agent Dalton Land Insights, LLC
• Virtual meeting via Zoom; staff contact A. George Terry

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Arts Commission

Public Safety Committee

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Human Services Committee

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Veterans Advisory Board

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Quality of Life Committee

Community Development Commission

Sister Cities Committee

Audit Committee

Archaeological Review Committee

Finance Committee

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Historic Districts Review Board

Governing Body

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Board of Adjustment

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Quality of Life Committee

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Planning Commission

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Arts Commission

Finance Committee

Immigration Committee

Water Conservation Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Governing Body

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Children and Youth Commission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Public Safety Committee

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Veterans Advisory Board

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Sister Cities Committee

Community Development Commission

Archaeological Review Committee

Planning Commission

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Historic Districts Review Board

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Board of Adjustment

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Quality of Life Committee

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Water Conservation Committee

Governing Body

Airport Advisory Board

Transit Advisory Board

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Santa Fe River Commission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Immigration Committee

Arts Commission

Veterans Advisory Board

Human Services Committee

Public Safety Committee

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Sister Cities Committee

Community Development Commission

Archaeological Review Committee

Planning Commission

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Governing Body

Santa Fe River Commission

The Santa Fe River Commission meets October 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM at the City of Santa Fe Transit Center, Room #117, 2931 Rufina St. The only discussion and action item is a Trails+ Grant Application for River Trail Amenities, presented by Project Manager II Claire Jordy. Staff will also give updates on capital improvement projects, the SWMP and MS4 annual report, pet waste survey results, and River Talks. The commission will hear a Santa Fe Watershed Association Adopt Programs update and hold a subcommittee breakout session.

• Discussion and action on a Trails+ Grant Application for River Trail Amenities (Claire Jordy, Project Manager II)
• Approval of the April 4 and August 13 meeting minutes
• Santa Fe Watershed Association Adopt Programs Update from Executive Director Mori Hensley
• Staff reports: CIP Project Update, SWMP and MS4 Annual Report, Pet Waste Survey Results, River Talks Update
• Next meeting scheduled for December 10, 2026

Planning Commission

The Santa Fe Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on October 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall, 200 Lincoln Avenue. The published agenda consists only of procedural steps such as roll call, approval of the agenda and consent agenda, approval of minutes from September 3, 2026, and staff communications. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are listed. The only substantive listed item is a staff training on Planning Commission procedures, including Robert's Rules of Order, presented by Natalie Cauley, Assistant City Attorney.

• Approval of minutes from the September 3, 2026 meeting
• Staff training on Planning Commission procedures, including Robert's Rules of Order, by Natalie Cauley, Assistant City Attorney
• No public hearings, rezonings, contracts, or ordinances appear on the published agenda
• Public comment accepted in person, via Zoom (Webinar ID 853 0991 5775), or in writing by 5 p.m. the Monday before the meeting

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

The Buckman Direct Diversion Board meets October 1, 2026 at 4:00 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall, 200 Lincoln Avenue. The board will consider re-authorizing unexpended Major Repair and Replacement Fund dollars from FY2026 to FY2027 and a related budget amendment resolution. It will also hear operational and facilities updates and a presentation on the San Juan Chama Project Contractors Association 2026 fieldtrip and workshop, and may enter executive session to discuss competitive sealed proposals for RFP #FY26-TRFQP-A&E-094, professional engineering services for the Buckman Direct Diversion Facility.

• Request to re-authorize unexpended Major Repair and Replacement Fund dollars from FY2026 to FY2027; the agenda shows the amount as $xxx,xxx.xx
• Budget Amendment Resolution (BAR) to re-authorize those unexpended funds
• Executive session on competitive sealed proposals for RFP #FY26-TRFQP-A&E-094, professional engineering services for the Buckman Direct Diversion Facility
• Monthly update on BDD operations from Operations Superintendent Matt Sandoval
• Presentation on the San Juan Chama Project Contractors Association (SJCPCA) 2026 fieldtrip and workshop

Governing Body

The Santa Fe Governing Body meets Sept. 30, 2026, to act on a large consent agenda of contracts, budget adjustments, and liquor-license requests, plus two airport grant items on the discussion agenda. The consent agenda includes a $1,000,000 HVAC contract, a $1,302,133.52 transit pay-station contract, and a $2,489,833.42 parking enforcement contract. The body will also consider a resolution approving the Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan and an executive session on litigation and real property.

• Consent agenda includes a $1,000,000 four-year HVAC installation and maintenance contract with Builder's Technology Services
• Liquor Hearing Officer recommendations for El Farol at 808 Canyon Rd. and La Posada de Santa Fe at 330 E. Palace Ave., including a waiver of the 300-foot location restriction near the Episcopal Church of the Holy Faith
• Special dispenser permit for the Lensic Halloween Ghost Light Groove in Burro Alley on Oct. 30-31, 2026, expected 500 attendees
• Resolution approving the Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan
• Discussion agenda: ratification of a $10,000,000 FAA grant for the airport Terminal Expansion Project and a $122,976 FAA grant for an Air Traffic Control Tower Siting Study

Early Neighborhood Notification

The City of Santa Fe is holding an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting to discuss a rezoning request for 2961 Galisteo Road. The proposal seeks to change the zoning from BPIP to C-1 and amend the General Plan/Future Land Use from CBUS to Community Commercial for a 5.0-acre site. The intent is to convert an existing assisted-living facility to multi-family senior living with no new construction or building footprint changes. This is a public input opportunity, not a final decision.

• Rezoning from BPIP to C-1 at 2961 Galisteo Road
• General Plan/Future Land Use Amendment from CBUS to Community Commercial
• Sierra Blanca Senior Living, 5.0 acres
• Conversion of assisted-living facility to multi-family senior living
• No new construction or building footprint change proposed

Early Neighborhood Notification

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed 28-lot townhome subdivision at 4141 Lucia Lane. The applicant, TAL Realty Inc., is seeking preliminary plat and preliminary/final development plan approval on 4.26 acres in the R12 zoning district. The meeting is virtual and provides an opportunity for early community input.

• Proposed 28-lot townhome subdivision on 4.26 acres
• Preliminary Plat and Preliminary and Final Development Plan
• Located at 4141 Lucia Lane in R12 zoning district
• Applicant: TAL Realty Inc.; Agent: Integrity Land Planning LLC

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

The Occupancy Tax Advisory Board meets Sept 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM in City Council Chambers, 200 Lincoln Avenue. The agenda lists presentations on lodger's and lodger's tax reports, staff reports from Tourism Santa Fe (TSF) on sales, marketing, and the executive director, plus approval of the August 25, 2026 minutes. The Action Items section is blank, so no votes or decisions are scheduled. The next meeting is October 23, 2026 for grant reviews.

• Approval of OTAB Minutes - August 25, 2026
• Lodger's Report by Sam Gerberding, General Manager of the Inn of the Governor's
• Lodger's Tax Report by Randy Randall, TSF Executive Director
• TSF Sales Report by David Carr, TSF Director of Sales
• TSF Marketing Report by Jordan Guenther, TSF Marketing Director

Mayor's Youth Advisory Board

The Mayor's Youth Advisory Board holds a regular meeting on September 28, 2026 at 4:30 PM at the Santa Fe Teen Center, 6600 Valentine Way. The agenda is largely procedural: roll call, approval of the agenda, and approval of minutes from 8/10/26. The only substantive action item is approval of new members, plus member introductions. The next meeting is set for October 19, 2026, 4:30 PM at the same location.

• Approval of new members to the Mayor's Youth Advisory Board
• Approval of minutes from the 8/10/26 meeting
• MYAB member introductions
• Next meeting: October 19, 2026, 4:30 PM at the Santa Fe Teen Center

Finance Committee

The Santa Fe Finance Committee meets Sept. 28, 2026 to vote on a long consent agenda of contracts, budget adjustments, and purchases, most of which then go to the Governing Body on Sept. 30. Items include a $3,000,000 increase to a construction contract with AnchorBuilt, Inc. for a fire apparatus at Fire Station No. 5, a $1,000,000 HVAC services contract, and roughly $9 million in utility billing system amendments. The committee also takes up Bill No. 2026-16, an ordinance on use of City property for immigration enforcement, and reviews a FY2026 internal audit of the procurement process.

• Amendment No. 2 with AnchorBuilt, Inc.: +$3,000,000, new total $5,500,000 including NMGRT, for design-build of a fire apparatus at Fire Station No. 5
• Construction contract with Builder's Technology Services for on-call HVAC installation and maintenance: $1,000,000 over four years
• Utility billing modernization amendments: ITConnect Inc. +$3,366,578.63 (new total $7,757,260.13), Advanced Utility Systems +$2,416,966.61 (new total $5,910,526.61), Mountain River Consulting +$300,000 (new total $1,568,718.75)
• Bill No. 2026-16: ordinance prohibiting and regulating use of City property for immigration enforcement, requiring notification of immigration enforcement and I-9 audits
• Airport items: GM Emulsion runway 33 safety area contract $1,468,108.11; NMDOT Aviation grant No. SAF-27-01 for $58,335; BARs of $211,303, $431,005, and $1,855,000

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board will consider approving two consent-calendar contracts: a professional services agreement with NewGen Strategies and Solutions for a cost-of-service and rate design study, and a construction contract with CES/Anissa Construction to install a new outbound scale and remove the existing one at the Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station. The board will also discuss a classification and compensation study and may take action on its recommendations. The agenda is otherwise routine, including roll call, minutes approval, and public comment.

• Professional services agreement with NewGen Strategies and Solutions, LLC (Austin, TX) for cost of service and rate design study, $83,900
• Construction contract with CES/Anissa Construction, Inc. (Albuquerque, NM) for new outbound scale installation and decommissioning of existing scale at Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station, $208,382.48
• Budget increases: $83,900 to Professional Services (8100851.510300) and $208,382.48 to Building & Structure Non-Exempt (8100852.570400)
• Award of ITB No. FY27-ITB-001 for motor oils, lubricants, and related products to multiple vendors (Mighty Auto Parts #625, Safety-Kleen Systems, Senergy Petroleum)
• Classification and compensation study presentation and possible action (Tracy Morris, Gallagher Benefit Services)

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee will consider several requests for approval of archaeological monitoring plans and reports tied to utility installations across Santa Fe's archaeological review districts. Items include water mains, electrical lines, and fiber optic cables, plus a request to add a historian to the city's approved list. The meeting is open to the public via YouTube, Zoom, or phone.

• Approval of monitoring report for water infrastructure near Rancho Siringo Drive (2026-012632-ARC)
• Monitoring plan for 230' water main and electrical line at 107 E. Palace Ave., Unit A (2026-013168-ARC)
• Monitoring plan for 1110' electrical line near Paseo del Sol and Herrera/Jaguar Dr. (2026-013169-ARC)
• Monitoring plan for 2000' water main near Camino Corrales, Camino Pinones, Old Santa Fe Trl. (2026-013170-ARC)
• Monitoring plan for 138,880' fiber optic line in Suburban District (2026-013185-ARC)

Early Neighborhood Notification

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed Family Transfer Subdivision at 1835 Paseo de La Conquistadora. The applicants, Nicole and John Romero, seek to divide the 1.041-acre R-6 zoned property into five lots to be gifted to their adult children, and request a variance to allow the existing non-conforming private driveway to serve more than eight lots/units. The meeting is virtual and provides an opportunity for early community input.

• Proposed subdivision into five (5) lots on 1.041 acres
• Variance request under Chapter 14-6.5E.7 and 14-6.5E.8III.V. for driveway access
• Property zoned R-6 (5 dwelling units/acre)
• Applicants: Nicole and John Romero, agent Dalton Land Insights, LLC
• Virtual meeting via Zoom

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Liquor Hearing

The City of Santa Fe will hold a virtual liquor hearing to consider two requests: a transfer of ownership and location for El Farol's liquor license, and a waiver of the 300-foot restriction plus a license transfer for La Posada de Santa Fe. Public comment is accepted via email or Zoom. The hearing is scheduled for September 23, 2026, with the Governing Body review on September 30, 2026.

• Transfer of ownership and location for El Farol's Inter-Local Dispenser Type Liquor License No. DIS-001248, with on-premises consumption and patio services, at 808 Canyon Rd.
• Waiver of the 300-foot location restriction for La Posada de Santa Fe, 330 E. Palace Ave., due to proximity to Episcopal Church of the Holy Faith, 311 E. Palace Ave.
• Transfer of ownership of Dispenser Liquor License No. DIS-000658 to La Posada de Santa Fe, with on-premises consumption and patio services.

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will review several consent agenda items, including a proposed ordinance restricting immigration enforcement on city property, inter-governmental agreements for police data sharing and drug trafficking overtime reimbursement, and a contract amendment for citywide timekeeping software. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Santa Fe Public Library as a community hub and consider resolutions supporting immigrant communities and approving a neighborhood stabilization plan.

• Ordinance No. 2026-__ prohibiting use of city property for immigration enforcement and requiring notification of I-9 audits
• Resolution affirming commitment to immigrant communities and encouraging reliance on police and fire services
• Resolution amending Resolution No. 2015-31 to update Immigration Committee rules
• Resolution approving Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan
• Amendment No. 2 to UKG Kronos contract, increasing amount by $409,519.59 to $666,787.49 for timekeeping and workforce management through July 13, 2029

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board is holding a field trip on September 22, 2026, at 12:00 PM, starting from City Hall at 200 Lincoln Avenue. The board may have a quorum present, but no action will be taken during the trip. The field trip may include visits to six listed properties in Santa Fe.

• Field trip to 320 Camino Delora
• Field trip to 925 Canyon Rd.
• Field trip to 127 E. De Vargas St.
• Field trip to 405 A & B Juanita St. and 407 & 407 ½ Juanita St.
• Field trip to 135 Grant Ave.

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will hold a regular meeting to review several applications for changes to properties in Santa Fe's historic districts, including window replacements, additions, new construction, and requests to remove historic materials. The board will also hear public comment and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• 216 Maynard Unit A & B: replace windows, change garage door to window, construct 4'-4" yard wall (Westside-Guadalupe HD)
• 320 Camino Delora: 527 sq ft additions to guest house (Downtown & Eastside HD)
• 817 Vista Catedral: new 4,500 sq ft residence, height 19'-6" vs 16' max, on sloped lot (Downtown & Eastside HD)
• 925 Canyon Rd: new 2,301 sq ft residence, height 14'-0" vs 17'-10" max, 6' coyote fence (Downtown & Eastside HD)
• 135 Grant Ave: reconstruct west portal, balcony, pergola, trellis; exception to remove historic materials (Downtown & Eastside HD)

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee is reviewing several budget adjustments and contract amendments, including significant updates to the city's utility billing system. The agenda also includes a proposed ordinance regarding the use of city property for immigration enforcement and a resolution for the Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan.

• Ordinance prohibiting/regulating use of City property for immigration enforcement
• Resolution approving the Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan
• Contract amendment for utility billing modernization with ITConnect Inc. ($7,757,260.13)
• Contract amendment for utility billing with Advanced Utility Systems ($5,910,526.61)
• Construction contract amendment for Fire Station No. 5 ($5,500,000)

Early Neighborhood Notification

The Early Neighborhood Notification meeting concerns a proposed 98-unit multi-family administrative development plan. The project, named Midtown Workforce Housing, is located at 1125 Midtown Calle Central within the Midtown Master Plan and Midtown LINC Overlay.

• Proposed 98-unit multi-family development at 1125 Midtown Calle Central
• Administrative Development Plan Application for Midtown Workforce Housing

Mayor's Youth Advisory Board

The Mayor's Youth Advisory Board is holding a regular meeting with a standard agenda: approving the agenda and minutes from the August 10 meeting, introductions, and approval of new members. No substantive policy items or public hearings are listed.

• Approval of minutes from 8/10/26
• Approval of new members
• Next meeting set for October 19, 2026 at Santa Fe Teen Center

Ethics and Campaign Review Board

The Ethics and Campaign Review Board is meeting to approve minutes from August 11, 2026, and to discuss and possibly approve a settlement agreement regarding Ethics Complaint #2025-04. The agenda also includes an executive session and public comment, but no other substantive action items are listed.

• Approval of August 11, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion and possible approval of settlement agreement for Ethics Complaint #2025-04
• Executive session scheduled

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission’s September 17, 2026 meeting is procedural only. No ordinances, rezonings, or contracts are listed for action; the agenda covers roll call, approvals, and routine staff communications.

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board will consider approving two contracts: a $83,900 rate design study and a $208,382.48 scale replacement at the Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station. The board will also discuss a classification and compensation study and hear staff reports.

• Professional services agreement with NewGen Strategies for cost of service and rate design study, $83,900
• Construction services with CES/Anissa Construction for new outbound scale installation, $208,382.48
• Award of price agreements for motor oils and lubricants to three vendors
• Presentation and possible action on classification and compensation study recommendations

Transit Advisory Board

The Santa Fe Transit Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly act on the Mobility Access Program (MAP) bike program funding, receive an update from the Mayoral Transit Summit planning subcommittee, and review service, routes, and driver bids. The board will also consider integrating senior services, pending Director Baca's attendance. Public comment is scheduled.

• Discussion and possible action on MAP 2013-60 Resolution bike program funding
• Update from Mayoral Transit Summit planning subcommittee on educational breakouts (microtransit, land use, fares)
• Service, routes, driver bids, and updates on 'New Service'
• Seniors integration discussion (tentative, pending Director Baca's attendance)
• Next meeting October 15, 2026; no November meeting; reconvene December 10, 2026

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine items including approval of minutes from four prior meetings. The main substantive item is an executive session to interview and discuss competitive sealed proposals for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund in response to AHTF FY27-RFP-103. No other discussion or action items are listed.

• Executive session to discuss Affordable Housing Trust Fund proposals (AHTF FY27-RFP-103)
• Approval of minutes from June 17, July 15, July 31, and August 19, 2026 meetings

Sister Cities Committee

The Santa Fe Sister Cities Committee is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes and receive updates from staff and committee members on its international sister city relationships. The agenda is largely procedural, with no action items listed, and consists mainly of reports on each partner city.

• Approval of minutes from August 19, 2026 meeting
• Tourism Santa Fe update from Executive Director Randy Randall
• Updates on sister cities: Parrell (Mexico), Holguin (Cuba), San Miguel de Allende (Mexico), Santa Fe de la Vega (Spain), Sorrento (Italy), Icheon (South Korea), Tsuyama (Japan), Livingstone (Zambia), Bukhara (Uzbekistan), Zhangijajie (China)

Public Safety Committee

The Santa Fe Public Safety Committee is holding a regular meeting with routine procedural items: approving the agenda and minutes from August 18. The main substantive business is receiving reports from police, fire, emergency management, and RECC directors, including August crime statistics and My 90 survey results from Interim Police Chief Ben Valdez. No action items or discussion items are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of 8/18/26 minutes
• August 2026 Crime Stats and Mapping report from Interim Police Chief Ben Valdez
• August 2026 My 90 Survey Results report
• Matters from Fire Chief Brian Moya, Emergency Management Director Kyle Morgan, and RECC Director Roberto Lujan

Veterans Advisory Board

The Santa Fe Veterans Advisory Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The board will approve minutes, receive updates on new member approvals, and review old business including the Veteran Parade and Ceremony, the SFCC MOU status, and a signed Veteran Alliance PO. Members will also consider changing the October meeting date from the 20th to the 13th.

• Approval of minutes from 8/18/26
• Update on Governing Body approval of new members
• Veteran Parade parking plan received and approved
• Contract with Southwest Security completed
• Meeting change request for October from 20th to 13th