The Weekly Wrap - Friday, March 20, 2026

Serve on the Santa Fe River Commission

The City of Santa Fe is seeking two community-minded leaders to join the Santa Fe River Commission.

Commissioners provide guidance on the management and future of the Santa Fe River and its watershed, including work related to river flow, restoration, water quality, and trail expansion.

Ideal applicants have expertise or interest in hydrology, environmental science, civil engineering, stormwater management, acequia culture, Santa Fe history, or public outreach.

Commitment: Bimonthly meetings (second Thursday, 6:00-8:00 p.m.) plus additional monthly work.

Apply by April 17, 2026, by submitting a letter of interest and resume to Zoë Isaacson at [email protected]

Apply to Serve on the Ethics and Campaign Review Board

The City of Santa Fe is seeking a New Mexico-licensed attorney to serve on the Ethics and Campaign Review Board. This board helps uphold ethical standards and ensure transparency in local campaigns.

Please submit a letter of interest and résumé to Erika Quintana at [email protected] by March 27, 2026.

Serve on the Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

The City of Santa Fe is seeking residents to fill two positions on the Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission, an advisory body that makes recommendations to the governing body on planning, preservation, rehabilitation, redevelopment, and management within the Metropolitan Redevelopment Area. One position will fill an unexpired term ending in 2030, and the other will be a new five-year term.

If you live within the City of Santa Fe and are interested in serving on this commission, please submit a letter of interest and résumé to Carly Venditti at [email protected].

Serve on the Immigration Committee

The City is seeking a faith or spiritual leader engaged in immigrant advocacy to serve the Immigration Committee.

The appointee will help guide immigration-related policy, connect City services with immigrant communities, and collaborate with partners to support immigrant families.

Ideal candidates are active in a Santa Fe faith or spiritual community, committed to immigrant rights, and able to attend monthly meetings.

Applicants do not need to belong to a specific denomination but should represent the faith or spiritual community.

Apply by April 15, 2026, by submitting a letter of interest and résumé to [email protected]