A good start, but there is still so much work to be done

Running for office again will allow for Councilor Chavez to see her already accomplished work through, and to continue the work that will contribute to making Santa Fe a better place for all community members.

Expand Behavioral Health Initiatives

Authored the Wellness Leave for City Employees and is pushing to advance medical treatment options for addiction and alcoholism.

Strengthened Public Safety

Sponsored and advocated for multiple public safety initiatives and is working to establish an independent public safety department to improve efficiency and funding utilization. She is also tackling rising road rage incidents with new legislation.

Improved City Infrastructure

Sponsored road improvements and beautification projects across Santa Fe.

Supported Local Businesses

Launched a downtown parking pass program for industry workers, with plans to expand access.

Enhanced Senior Services 

Led the effort to designate Santa Fe as an Age-Friendly City and is ensuring senior voices are heard through a citywide survey initiative.

Empowered Youth Engagement

Working to expand the effort of MYAB to a Youth Network model that connects well-established youth organizations citywide.

Strengthening Code Enforcement

Collaborating with Council colleagues and city staff to establish a dedicated code enforcement office to improve city standards and relieve police officers of non-criminal enforcement duties.