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03/19/2025

Leaks don’t just happen at home. You should be on the lookout for leaks even when you are at work:

✺ If you see a leak–in the restroom, pantry, or outdoors–report it to your maintenance staff.
✺ Post signs in restrooms and pantries to encourage everyone to look for leaks and report problems. Include information on who they should contact. WaterSense developed some graphic tools you can use to communicate with employees on the need to report leaks.
✺ Spread the word about saving water to all tenants, as well as cleaning, housekeeping, maintenance, landscaping staff, and contractors.

Interested in knowing more about how to fight leaks and water waste in commercial buildings? Head to epa.gov/watersense/fix-leak-week

03/16/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

Celebrating with a Corned Beef and Cabbage Platter in the Cottonwood Kitchen

This Dinner Special will be featured on Sunday March 16th and Monday March 17th.

Corned Beef and Cabbage served with Red Skinned Potatoes -$18

Happy Hour 3pm-6pm

Come Share in the Luck of the Irish
More Fun at Exit 171

03/15/2025

REPOST via | Christine Chavez, host of Save Water Santa Fe, discusses this year’s Santa Fe Home and Garden Expo with special guest Miles Conway, Executive Director of the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association. This exciting event is happening this weekend at the Downtown Community Convention Center, featuring more than 75 vendors showcasing the latest in home improvement, landscaping, and more.

03/13/2025

(🔊 Interview) Getting Down to Business is a City of Santa Fe event that brings business owners, short-term rental operators, and community members together to discuss key topics like business licensing, short-term rental compliance, and code enforcement.

Getting Down to Business: Strengthening Santa Fe’s Business Community If you own a business in Santa Fe, operate a short-term rental, or just want to learn more about how the city handles planning, zoning, and enforcement, you

03/12/2025

Larry Martinez talks with leaders from the New Mexico Health Care Authority about important changes in health care policy. Deputy Cabinet Secretary Alex Castillo-Smith and Deputy Secretary Kyra Ochoa explain new Senate and House bills that could affect health care costs, Medicaid, and public assistance programs. They also discuss efforts to improve health care access, support long-term care, and adjust costs for state employees.

New Mexico’s latest legislative session is setting the stage for significant changes in the state’s health care system. In a recent episode of Legislative Updates with Larry Martinez, host Larry Martinez sat down with Deputy Cabinet Secretaries

03/11/2025

Careers Home

03/11/2025

Larry Martinez provides a comprehensive update on the ongoing legislative efforts in New Mexico aimed at enhancing the state's health care infrastructure. Discover the debates surrounding Senate Bill 176 and the implications for trial attorneys and their clients.

New Mexico’s health care landscape is currently shaped by ongoing legislative discussions that seek to address the state’s crucial need for more health care providers. Larry Martinez, sheds light on why New Mexico has yet to pass

03/08/2025

‼️ All City of Santa Fe Services and Centers on a Delayed 10 a.m. opening.

⚠️ Delay may be extended due to inclement weather.

03/08/2025

⏰ Delayed 10 a.m. Start Due to Weather for the Rapid Hiring Event.

‼️ All City of Santa Fe Services and Centers on a Delayed 10 a.m. opening.

⚠️ Delay may be extended due to inclement weather.

03/07/2025

(Read and Listen) Today we visited with Joaquin Martinez, history teacher, and members of The Academy for Technology and the Classics (ATC) Mountain Club, Baern, Iver and Isabel. "Service is our nature" is not just a slogan of the ATC Mountain Club - it's about real impactful service to community and keeping culture and traditions alive through Querencia.

In the heart of New Mexico, the Academy for Technology and the Classics (ATC) hosts an extraordinary event called Querencia. This event beautifully merges education and tradition, offering students and the community a chance to engage in

03/07/2025

Larry Martinez takes a closer look at the Children, Youth, and Families Department, exploring why it’s become a focal point in recent legislative debates. The episode covers the department’s role, the challenges it faces, and recent efforts in the legislature to make improvements.

Recently, the Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD) in New Mexico has been in the spotlight due to discussions about its role in protecting children and how well it’s doing its job. The department is responsible for

03/07/2025

KSWV Radio is broadcasting live 10am to 12pm from City of Santa Fe's rapid hire event on Saturday March 8th! The event is from 9am to 2pm at the Santa Fe Teen Center. We want to see you there!

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

There are no planned power outages for Santa Fe residents. With insights on contingency planning and emergency readiness, Mayor Alan Webber discusses how City of Santa Fe is handling the challenges posed by high winds and the potential for power outages, and learn about the city’s coordination with PNM and local emergency response teams.

There are no planned power outages for Santa Fe residents. With insights on contingency planning and emergency readiness, discover how Santa Fe is handling the challenges posed by high winds and the potential for power outages, and learn about the city's coordination with PNM and local emergency res...

03/06/2025

(Audio / News Release) This morning we spoke with Regina Ruiz from the City of Santa Fe to discuss the potential public safety power shutoff by the Public Service Company of New Mexico. With winds expected to reach up to 70 miles an hour in some areas, we discuss the precautions being put in place to prevent fires caused by downed power lines.

As unexpected weather conditions arise, it’s crucial to understand the challenges and precautions our communities face. Recently, Regina Ruiz from the City of Santa Fe joined us to shed light on a potential new measure that the

03/06/2025

3/6/25 UPDATE: The intensity of the storm appears to be lower than forecasted. PNM no longer plans to implement a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) at this time.

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Due to extreme weather conditions and elevated wildfire risk, PNM is considering a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) in the East Mountains, Santa Fe and Las Vegas on Thursday.

PNM has NOT made the decision to implement a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) at this time. PNM is closely monitoring the forecast and will likely make a decision Thursday morning.

Please prepare an outage kit or identify alternate power sources for emergency needs. Visit PNM.com/wildfire-safety for more on how to prepare.

03/06/2025

In this informative episode, Larry Martinez examines the complexities of Medicaid, focusing particularly on New Mexico’s reliance on the program. Learn about Senate Bill 88, a proactive attempt to secure a Medicaid trust fund, ensuring healthcare stability for thousands of New Mexicans.

In this informative episode, Larry Martinez examines the complexities of Medicaid, focusing particularly on New Mexico's reliance on the program. He explains the managed care approach initiated in 1996 and highlights current legislative concerns about potential federal cuts. Learn about Senate Bill....

03/05/2025

This morning, Larry Martinez visited with Senator William E. Sharer, Minority Floor Leader, to discuss the unique aspects of New Mexico’s tax structure, as well as other legislative initiatives. Larry and Senator Sharer discuss the idea of reforming the gross receipts tax in ways that encourage new businesses while supporting those already thriving.

Today Larry Martinez visited with Senator William E. Sharer, Minority Floor Leader, to provide an in-depth look at critical policy initiatives aimed at shaping New Mexico’s economic and healthcare landscape. Senator Sharer outlined his strategic legislative efforts