Community Trust of Public Safety (FIR)

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FISCAL IMPACT REPORT
General Information:
(Check) Bill: Resolution: x
Short Title(s): Community Trust of Public Safety
Sponsor(s): Councilor Pilar Faulkner, Councilor Amanda Chavez, and Mayor Michael Garcia
Reviewing Department(s): City Attorney’s Office, Police Department, Fire Department
Staff Completing FIR: Scott Ouderkirk, Fire Department Chief_Date: 8/31/202 Phone: (505)955-3110
Reviewed by City Attorney: Date:
Reviewed by Finance Director: Date:
Summary:
The attached resolution affirms the City of Santa Fe’s (“City”) commitment to past resolutions
supporting immigrant communities in Santa Fe and declares support for the City of Santa Fe’s
police and Fire departments as they provide the services reflecting the policies established by these
resolutions . The past resolutions noted in this legislation are Resolution Nos. 1985-129, 1999-06,
2014-82, and 2017-19. Each of these resolutions establishes the City’s history of upholding the
public policy position of welcoming and supporting immigrant communities.
In addition to this broad policy stance, Resolution Nos. 1985-129, 1999-06, and 2017-19 specify
ways the City operationalizes non-discrimination and inclusive policies toward Santa Fe’s
residents. This includes Resolution No. 1985-129’s declaration that “no municipal resources will
be used to identify or apprehend any non-citizen resident on the sole basis of immigration status,
unless otherwise lawfully required to do so” and Resolution No. 1999-06’s position that “no
municipal resources will be used to identify or apprehend any non-citizen resident on the sole basis
of immigration status, unless otherwise lawfully required to do so.”
Further, the resolution encourages all residents to use the public safety resources of law
enforcement and for emergency medical care. Last, the resolution asks residents to fact check
information regarding federal immigration agents in Santa Fe before sharing broadly in order to
prevent the spread of misinformation in Santa Fe’s Community.
Departments Affected:
All City departments should be enforcing the above-named resolutions.
Consequences of Not Enacting Legislation:
If this legislation is not adopted, the Governing body will miss an opportunity to affirm its commitment to
the above-named resolutions .
FIR No. 10777.1Marcos D. Martínez (Sep 2, 2026 11:53:35 MDT)
Marcos D. Martínez

Adopted: 01/12/05; revised 8/24/05; 4/17/08; 2
Conflict, Duplication, Companionship, or Relationship to Other Legislation:
There are multiple past-adopted resolutions germane to the topic of welcoming and supporting immigrant
communities in Santa Fe: Resolution Nos. 1985-129, 1999-06, 2002-3, 2014-82, 2017-19, and 2025-31.
Performance and Administrative Implications:
All City Departments are responsible for following the above-named resolutions.
Fiscal Implications:
None at this time.
Fiscal Impact
Check here if no fiscal impact

Expenditures
Expenditure Narrative:
Revenue
Revenue Type FYE 2027 FYE 2028 FYE 2029 Recurring (R) or Non-recurring (NR) Fund
General Fund $ $______ $
Special Revenue $ $ $
CIP $ $ $
Enterprise $ $ $
Internal Service $ $ $
Trust and Agency
Federal
$
$
$
$
$
$
Other $ $ $
Total $ $ $
Revenue Narrative:
Expenditure
Type
FYE 2026 FYE 2027 FYE 2028 Require BAR
(Y/N)
Recurring (R) or Non-
recurring (NR)
Fund 3-Year Total
Cost
Personnel and
Benefits*
$ $ $
Capital Outlay $ $ $
Contractual/
Professional Services
$ $ $
Operating $ $ $ $
Total: $ $ $ $

Signature:Email:Signature:Email:Signature:Email:SCOTT OUDERKIRK (Sep 2, 2026 14:28:37 MDT)slouderkirk@santafenm.govANDREA PHILLIPS (Sep 3, 2026 13:56:16 MDT)akphillips@santafenm.gov