Mayor Alan Weber delivers State of the City address in Santa Fe

The Santa Fe City Council gathered on May 9, 2025, for the annual State of the City address, where community leaders emphasized unity, transparency, and the importance of addressing local challenges collaboratively. Governor Earl Samuel of the Tesuque Pueblo opened the meeting with a heartfelt prayer, wishing blessings upon the mayor, city council, and all public servants, urging them to work together with love and respect for the community.

Archbishop John Wester followed with a prayer that highlighted the city's commitment to service and the well-being of its residents. He called for wisdom and kindness among public officials, emphasizing the need to care for those in need and to celebrate the city's diversity.

The meeting included a presentation that showcased Santa Fe's rich history and commitment to sustainability and inclusivity. The city is proud of its designation as a UNESCO Creative City, celebrating its diverse cultural landscape and the contributions of local artists. The presentation also highlighted ongoing improvements in parks and trails, the introduction of electric vehicles to reduce emissions, and steadfast water conservation efforts.

Mayor Alan Weber is set to address the community's pressing issues, reinforcing the city's dedication to fostering a sustainable economy and improving the quality of life for all residents. The discussions at this meeting reflect a collective commitment to facing challenges head-on and ensuring that Santa Fe remains a vibrant and inclusive community. As the city moves forward, the emphasis on collaboration and transparency will be crucial in addressing the needs of its diverse population.