Office of Economic Development
Welcome to the Office of Economic Development
We have recently concluded the Concept Stage of the Midtown Campus Project,
the Final Report and Guidelines are available below.
The Midtown Campus Project is the public engagement process representing the first stage of a three stage process to redevelop the property commonly referred to as Santa Fe University of Art and Design or the College of Santa Fe (“Property”).
The three stages are:
(a) Concept Stage which was the market research, idea generation and concept development work done during the Midtown Campus Project that culminates in strategic, planning guidelines for the next stage,
(b) Planning Stage which will culminate in an appropriately scaled land development plan and financial model that can be successfully executed, and
(c) Implementation Stage which will be the phased implementation of the development plan or modifications thereof. Both the Planning and Implementation phases will also involve public input.
The report below serves as a summary of the outreach and results conducted between January through May of 2018. The spectrum of research conducted covered a broad array of input from ideation, surveys, and evaluation. And, concluded in planning guidelines for the Midtown Property.
Press Conference announcing Midtown Campus Guidelines
What We Do
Support strong, diverse, well-managed businesses
- About Santa Fe - History, Climate, Quality of Life, Demographics and Education
- Start a Business - resources and information for starting a business
- Grow it NM - The New Mexico Municipal Leagues' Grow It, helps municipalities stimulate economic development
- Build Your Business
- Free Business Consultants / Specialists - business accelerators, business incubators, workforce solutions, national labs programs, business organizations and institutes, incubator, health insurance, staffing, interns
- Doing Business with the City - Business Ombudsman's Office, get a business license, Bids and RFPs
- Financing - micro-lenders, government guaranteed loans, commercial banks, equity financing
- Incentives - workforce, facility, equipment, expenses incentives, tax credits, R & D deductions, high tech, green energy, film industry and teleservices incentives
- Jobs and Workforce - hire workers, find a job, training, demographics, county wage information
- Networking - Chamber of Commerce,Creative Santa, Green Chamber of Commerce, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, MIX
- Plans, Reports and Ordinances
- Real Estate - commercial property information, commercial property lease listings, residential neighborhoods
- Relocate to Santa Fe
- City Business and Quality of Life Committee (CBQL) Click here to view 06-11-14-CBQL Packet .pdf
- Living Wage Information
- CBQL Packets 04/13/16 .pdf
- Weekly Meeting List
Department of Economic Develpment Mission:
The mission of the Office of Economic Development to achieve long-term sustainable and focused economic growth by building a diverse, innovative economy with high-wage, high impact jobs that provide opportunity and prosperity for the City's residents, businesses and entrepreneurs.
To start a business, expand or relocate your business to Santa Fe, please call or email Fabian Trujillo.
Phone: (505) 955-6092
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Location, Phone and Hours
500 Market Street, 2nd Floor (map) Ph: (505) 955-6334
Fx: (505) 955-6655 Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Contact
Matthew P. d. Brown
Office of Economic Development Director
(505) 955-6915
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Fabian Trujillo
Office of Business Growth Manger
(505) 955-6912
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Liz Camacho
Economic Development and Communications Administrator
(505) 955-6042
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Rich Brown
Economic Development Specialist Associate
(505) 955-6625
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Jessica Sandoval
Project Specialist
(505) 955-6334
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Thank you for collaborating with us on the Midtown Campus Project
There were over 400 people at in-person forums, and 530 people participated online.
Five great design teams created conceptual visions for the SFUAD property. People came together to imagine the site and new opportunities for future generations of Santa Fe. If you would like to read descriptions of the visions or watch designers present please click on the links below.
Click here to read descriptions of the five conceptual visions.
Click here to review their visual presentations.
Click here to watch 10 minute presentions by each design team.
To find out more about the Midtown Campus Project click here
2017 Economic Development Crossroads
Click here to read the 2017 Economic Development Crossroads Report
PUBLIC BANKING REPORT
Click here to read the Public Banking Feasibility Study Final Report!
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