Report Flooding
Flooding or Unpassable Roads

505-428-3710

Current Closures
Flood-Related Closures
Roads
Marquez Villa in Hondo near Galisteo Rd (Private Road) — IMPASSIBLE
Sibley Road (Private Road) — IMPASSIBLE
La Posta Way (Private Road) — CLOSED
Florencio Rd (Private Road) near Chupadero — CLOSED
Trails
Rail Trail between 9 Mile Rd and Rabbit Rd — CLOSED
Spur Trail (East of Falcon Way) — CLOSED
Please avoid closed areas and do not attempt to drive through floodwaters.
Current Weather & Alerts
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After the Flood Threat

If your sandbags are clean and have not been contaminated by floodwater, you can store them for reuse or empty the sand into your garden soil. Throw away empty bags.

Do not dump sandbags into storm drains or waterways. They can cause blockages.

Prepare for Flash Flooding

Consider a pre-storm walk with your neighbors to clear leaves, trash, and yard debris from curb inlets, ditches, and culverts. This helps keep water moving away from homes.

Turn Around, Don't Drown

Do not walk, drive, or swim through floodwater. Stay off bridges over fast-moving water. Make an evacuation plan and be ready to shelter in place. If your home is flooding, move to higher ground or a higher floor. Do not become trapped in a basement or attic.

Stay Informed

Alert Santa Fe is the County's official emergency alert and notification system used to share information with the public during emergencies, including road closures caused by localized flooding or other weather emergencies.

Report Flooding

Non-Emergency Dispatch
(505) 428-3710
Report flooding or unpassable roads and bridges to Santa Fe County non-emergency dispatch.

Please be patient, as dispatchers often receive high call volumes during inclement weather events.

For an emergency requiring an immediate response from law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical services, dial 9-1-1.