From January 20, 2023 post.
Levels of the SARS-CoV-2 virus detected in county wastewater remained at stable low levels over the past several weeks, consistent with stable low levels of reported case transmission. For the week of January 2, the CDC/Biobot contractor reports that the XBB.1.5 variant accounted for 45% of detected virus in county wastewater, with the remainder identified as BA.5. See https://biobot.io/data/
Original source can be found here.
The Santa Fe Police Department plans to launch an automated speed enforcement program in August with six mobile camera devices across the city. Officials say data collected from these devices may inform future expansions or permanent installations aimed at improving traffic safety.
Santa Fe County has enacted an immediate ban on certain fireworks due to severe drought conditions following a recent board meeting. The county also announced administrative office closures for Juneteenth and Independence Day holidays while ensuring continued essential services.
Santa Fe County’s backyard composting program completed its latest session amid growing interest from residents. The initiative has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging sustainable practices like home food scrap diversion.
