2026 Legislature
- Design and construct a 655 sq. ft. addition
- Expand and remodel interior spaces
- Upgrade building functionality
- Epoxy sealing of structural cracks and rehabilitation of existing bridge components
- Demolition and reconstruction of parapets and outflow apron
- Estimated 9-month construction timeline (excluding winter suspension)
- Ensures safe, suitable, and sanitary housing for families, seniors, and residents with disabilities
- Major upgrades including new stucco, roofing, ADA showers, plumbing repairs, and new appliances
- Added safety and quality improvements such as CO detectors, security cameras, solar lighting, landscaping, and outdoor exercise equipment
- Constructs a new drainage structure to improve stormwater flow within the Camino Torcido Loop area
- Final design underway, with potential additional drainage work at adjacent properties
- Construction expected Summer 2026–Spring 2027, including excavation and installation by certified contractors and engineers
- Plans, designs, and improves roads and multi-use trails within the Eldorado subdivision
- Enhances safety and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists
- Developed in coordination with the Eldorado Community Improvement Association (ECIA)
- Replaces and rehabilitates aging 1960s sewer pipes and manholes throughout Glorieta Village
- Addresses deteriorated infrastructure, inadequate pipeline slopes, and failing junctions
- Funds design, construction, and installation of an improved sewer collection system
- Develops a new bulk water facility including land acquisition, environmental studies, design, and construction
- Enhances regional water access for agricultural, emergency, and community needs
- Improves long-term water distribution capacity and resilience for Santa Fe County
- Designs and constructs a 655 sq. ft. addition with new bedrooms, storage, and expanded classroom space
- Remodels restrooms to include ADA-compliant showers and updates dayroom, kitchen, and support areas
- Converts and upgrades existing spaces to improve functionality, including office, laundry, IT, and equipment storage
- Builds key infrastructure for the Nueva Acequia development, including road improvements, solar arrays, and on-site greywater filtration
- Coordinates with architects and engineers to refine cost estimates for each infrastructure component
- Provides funding to close project gaps and support green features and resident-focused enhancements
- Designs and constructs an all-weather crossing at Galisteo Creek to ensure year-round access for residents
- Improves drainage and paves the upper section of Ojo de la Vaca Road from the end of existing pavement to Rancho Romero
- Enhances safety and reliability by preventing erosion-related closures; engineering procurement is currently underway
- Builds a new multi-use field for youth soccer, youth football, and adult flag football
- Adds a synthetic-surface baseball/softball field for year-round, low-maintenance recreation
- Expands pickleball courts and develops additional amenities as space and funding allow
- Replaces deteriorated sewer pipes and corrects inadequate pipeline slopes
- Improves reliability of the sewer collection system through targeted rehabilitation
- Enhances long-term infrastructure performance for residents in the Santa Cruz community
- Installs new welcome signs at key entrances identified in the Tesuque Roads Safety Study
- Includes placement along CR73, CR590, and north CR591 in newly built median islands
- Enhances community identity and improves roadway aesthetics at major access points
- Constructs a multi-use trail extension along NM14 from Rancho Viejo Blvd to the NMRX–NM599 Station
- Improves pedestrian and bicycle connectivity using NMDOT and Fire Place Road right-of-way
- Enhances regional access to transit, recreation, and multimodal transportation options
- Improves housing quality with new stucco, ADA showers, plumbing repairs, updated appliances, cabinets, and windows
- Enhances safety through carbon monoxide detectors, electrical meter upgrades, solar lighting, and security cameras
- Includes site improvements such as sidewalk and curb repairs, landscaping, maintenance shop upgrades, and rehabilitation of the community park
- Evaluates feasibility and requirements for extending County water infrastructure to underserved areas
- Assesses service options for individual homes, small clusters, and neighborhoods not currently connected
- Reviews potential alignments, capacity needs, and design considerations in line with County standards
- Plans a dedicated Youth Behavioral Health Center in Santa Fe County in response to rising youth mental health needs
- Co-locates key services such as suicide prevention, therapy, case management, MRSS, grief and family counseling, and psychiatry
- Builds a coordinated network of care through partnerships with state agencies and private sector providers
