Virus continues to be detected in county municipal wastewater and levels have roughly plateaued over the past several weeks around 800 viral copies per ml of sampled sewage. This is roughly twice as high as viral levels seen during September and is consistent with the recent rise in average daily reported case numbers. See https://biobot.io/data/
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The Genoveva Chavez Community Center swimming pools will close June 13–14 for a swim meet. Regular hours resume June 15. Residents can stay informed through City of Santa Fe newsletters.
The City of Santa Fe Land Use Department has made AutoCAD drawing templates available online. These resources aim to standardize plan submissions and streamline development review processes.
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.
