Share Your Voice on Santa Fe’s City Charter

The City of Santa Fe invites residents to attend the Charter Review Commission's District 4 public input meeting tonight, Thursday, October 15, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

The Charter Review Commission is reviewing the City Charter, the document that serves as the foundation for how Santa Fe's local government is organized and operates. As part of this process, the Commission is gathering community input before making recommendations for potential updates.

District 4 Public Input Meeting

Date: Tonight, Thursday, October 15, 2026

Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Location: ASPECT Benildus

Address: 1055 Midtown Calle Central, Santa Fe

Share Your Thoughts On:

The roles and responsibilities of the Mayor and City Council

How the City's budget should be developed

Whether the City should have a strategic plan

Other questions about how Santa Fe's government is organized and operates

Residents from all City Council districts are welcome to attend.

Whether you're curious about the Charter Review process or have ideas you'd like to share, your participation is encouraged. Community input will help inform the Commission's work as it considers potential updates to the City Charter.

Can't Attend Tonight? You Can Still Participate!

If you can't attend this evening's meeting, you can still share your feedback with the Charter Review Commission by completing the online community survey or submitting public comment through the City's Charter Review Commission webpage.

The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and is available in English and Spanish.
Take the online survey

Submit public comment

Your input is an important part of the Charter Review process, whether you participate in person or online.