City of Santa Fe staff announced a comprehensive update to the citys general plan, calling the effort "Santa Fe Forward" and urging residents to submit input on what matters most to their daily lives. A staff member said the revision is the first major update since 1999 and framed it as an opportunity for residents to shape priorities for neighborhoods, water, parks and roads.

"Your voice is at the center of it," the staff member said, inviting community members to participate in the update. The announcement said the planning effort aims to produce a blueprint that reflects residents priorities, aspirations and vision for Santa Fe.

The staff member directed residents to santafeforward.org to provide feedback, saying, "Take a few minutes and tell us what matters most to you." No timelines, funding figures or formal decision dates were provided in the announcement.

The update is presented as a city-led outreach effort rather than a formal hearing or vote; the staff members remarks functioned as an informational call to action rather than a policy decision. The city did not specify deadlines, meeting schedules, or the scope of changes under consideration in the brief remarks.