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Join us on "Beyond County Lines" as we delve into the diverse landscape of housing in Santa Fe, where community and opportunity intersect. In this episode, we explore the vital role of Santa Fe County Housing programs in supporting our constituents.Tune in to "Beyond County Lines" as we uncover the transformative power of housing assistance in Santa Fe, highlighting the collaborative efforts that make our community stronger and more resilient.
In this compelling episode of Beyond County Lines, hosts Daniel and Olivia delve deep into one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time: the fentanyl crisis. Joining them are leading experts who provide invaluable insights into the realities of fentanyl abuse and the innovative harm reduction strategies being implemented in Santa Fe County.Listen as they explore the multifaceted impact of fentanyl on the community, discussing everything from the personal stories of those affected to the broader societal implications. Our guests shed light on the latest data, trends, and the urgent need for effective intervention measures.This episode covers:- The rise of fentanyl-related incidents in Santa Fe County.- An in-depth look at harm reduction techniques, including the distribution of naloxone, safe injection sites, and education campaigns.- Collaborative efforts between public health officials, law enforcement, and community organizations to combat the crisis.Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that not only addresses the current challenges but also highlights the hope and resilience of the Santa Fe community in their fight against the fentanyl epidemic.hashtag#fentanylcrisis, hashtag#harmreduction, hashtag#SantaFeCounty, hashtag#publichealth, hashtag#communityresilience, hashtag#BeyondCountyLines, hashtag#naloxone, hashtag#healthcare hashtag#healthcareprofessionals.
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In this compelling episode of Beyond County Lines, hosts Daniel and Olivia delve deep into one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time: the fentanyl crisis. Joining them are leading experts who provide invaluable insights into the realities of fentanyl abuse and the innovative harm reduction strategies being implemented in Santa Fe County.Listen as they explore the multifaceted impact of fentanyl on the community, discussing everything from the personal stories of those affected to the broader societal implications. Our guests shed light on the latest data, trends, and the urgent need for effective intervention measures.This episode covers:- The rise of fentanyl-related incidents in Santa Fe County.- An in-depth look at harm reduction techniques, including the distribution of naloxone, safe injection sites, and education campaigns.- Collaborative efforts between public health officials, law enforcement, and community organizations to combat the crisis.Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that not only addresses the current challenges but also highlights the hope and resilience of the Santa Fe community in their fight against the fentanyl epidemic.#fentanylcrisis, #harmreduction, #SantaFeCounty, #publichealth, #communityresilience, #BeyondCountyLines, #naloxone, #healthcare #healthcareprofessionals.
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In an effort to promote effective communication and ensure the optimal use of emergency services, Santa Fe County is launching an educational campaign to inform residents about the appropriate times to make non-emergency calls. From January 2023 to July 2023, the Santa Fe Regional Emergency Communications Center has handled a total of 223,997 calls. Of those calls, only 102,349 of them were dispatched for service. That means, 121,648 calls were not related to services needing emergent or non-emergent Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS, or Animal Control.
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Dive deep into the heart of local governance and celebrate our furry friends with the #BeyondCountyLines podcast! In honor of National County Government Month, we're shedding light on the unsung heroes who keep our counties running smoothly.Join us as we explore the vital roles of every department, from public works to animal control, in shaping our communities for the better. Plus, we'll be sharing heartwarming stories about the four-legged pals who bring joy to our lives and communities! Let's give a round of applause to the dedicated individuals behind the scenes and our beloved pets who make our counties feel like home. Tune in now and join the conversation! #LocalGovMonth #FurryFriends #CommunityHeroes #PodcastLove
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Beyond County Lines - Assessor Program Updates and Stories Join the conversation as Assessor Romero and Deputy Assessor Barry give updates on the Santa Fe County Assessor's Office.#podcast #beyondcountylines #santafecounty #assessorsoffice #nmcounties #33strong Office of the Santa Fe County Assessor
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Listen to some ghostly stories from Santa Fe County Staff!#halloween #spooky #spooktacular #ghost #haunted #podcast
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Join the conversation with @santafecoclerk Katharine Clark, and Chief Deputy Rosangela Ortiz.
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Indoor dining, salons, gyms and indoor shopping malls may open today on a limited basis and in accordance with required COVID-Safe Practices, in addition to drive-in movie theaters, nine additional state parks, and additional hotel capacity (up to 50%).
Reopening our economy is not an invitation to forget about the risks of this virus – it is a mandate that we be more cautious and careful about our choices and decisions than ever before. Just because you can go doesn’t mean you should. Ask yourself: Is this business operating with safe practices? When in doubt, err on the side of safety and stay home.
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Jennifer Romero
Santa Fe County Community Services Department
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jnromero@santafecountynm.gov
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City of Santa Fe Community Services Department
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Santa Fe County to Allow Trash Disposal at No Charge
SANTA FE, NM – Santa Fe County continues to find ways to help county residents during the COVID-19 public health emergency. On Monday, April 20, 2020 County Manager Katherine Miller signed into effect a Notice of Action, calling for all punches on solid waste punch cards to end until further notice.
County staff will continue to document visitor’s names, valid punch card numbers, vehicle license plate numbers, confirm county residency, and follow all other laws, rules, and regulations at the Collection Centers. Please note, all centers have limited the number of vehicles allowed on the tipping floor and in the recycling center at a time, only one trip per day per resident is allowed, and punch cards are nontransferable and must be presented by the owner of the card. Bag Tags are not affected by this change.
If necessary, punch cards can be purchased by county residents Monday thru Friday at the Public Works Department from 10 a.m. to noon, the Treasurer’s Office at the Administrative Complex by appointment only, and the Pojoaque and Edgewood satellite offices on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon. Public Works and the satellite offices will not accept cash or cards, all payments must be in the form of a check or money order.
Santa Fe County understands the economic impact some residents may be facing at this time, and continues to assist in relief when possible. If you need additional Solid Waste information, please contact Les Francisco at 505-992-3068.
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