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Santa Fe committee approves nearly $2 million contract with Lifelink for micro‑community operations
Summary
The Quality of Life Committee approved a professional services contract with Lifelink for micro‑community management and services totaling $1,986,338.60. Staff said the amount is meant as a four‑year funding pool to operate two initial micro‑community sites; council members sought cost breakdowns and safeguards.
The Santa Fe City Council Quality of Life Committee on Wednesday approved a professional services contract with Lifelink for micro‑community management and services in the amount of $1,986,338.60.
Staff said the contract is structured as a pool of funding that could be used over up to four years and is scaled to support two initial micro‑community sites; locations have not yet been selected. Councilors asked for more detailed cost breakdowns, monthly caps and additional performance information before further expansion.
Project manager Kristen Woods described the contract as the operator agreement resulting from an RFP issued in October. Woods said the contract sets the service provider that would manage the city’s future micro communities.
“[The operator] will provide on‑site social support…
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