Keeping the public informed is no small task! Today, two local government communication professionals join us to discuss how they’re getting it done.

On this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett welcomes Gina Intoppa from the City of Farmington and Devin Neeley from San Juan County to talk all things government communication and marketing.

They’re working behind the scenes to make sure you have the information you need, when you need it, covering everything from government services and community programs to emergency notifications.

Tune in to hear how they’re tackling this important public service. 

We’ve been talking a lot about economic development, and outdoor recreation is a BIG part of that here in Farmington.

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Economic Development Director Warren Unsicker joins Mayor Duckett to talk about our overall economic development strategy and how outdoor recreation fits into it.

Listen to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative (ORII), economic growth, and discover the exciting business opportunities available.

Who knows, it might inspire YOUR entrepreneurial spirit!

What makes Farmington competitive in attracting and keeping businesses? 

In the latest episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with Tim Gibbs, CEO of Four Corners Economic Development, to talk business recruitment, site readiness, workforce, energy advantages, and how our region can lead the way in innovation, manufacturing, and data infrastructure.

Business owners, entrepreneurs, and people passionate about Farmington’s future—you don’t want to miss this conversation!

The latest episode of The Mayor’s Table is now available!

Mayor Duckett sits down with Tonya Stinson, executive director of Visit Farmington, to talk all things tourism, community pride, and the exciting launch of SERVE — a new class that’s Sparking Excellent Resident & Visitor Experiences. 

Learn how Visit Farmington is attracting travelers from across the country, why the #JoltYourJourney message still makes waves, and how YOU can be a more connected, informed ambassador for Farmington. 

Plus, a new permanent exhibit is coming to the Farmington Museum in partnership with Visit Farmington. What is it? Listen to today’s episode to find out. 

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It’s not Memorial Day Weekend in Farmington without Riverfest! 

This beloved annual event returns May 23-25, bringing music, food, art, and family fun to the banks of the Animas River. 

In this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with D’Ann Waters, president of the River Reach Foundation, to talk about the foundation’s mission and what’s in store for Riverfest 2025.

Don’t miss the behind-the-scenes look at one of Farmington’s most treasured traditions. 

Summer fun in Farmington! 

Looking for ways to stay active and entertained when school’s out and the days are long? We’ve got you covered!

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett and Parks & Recreation Director Natalie Spruell highlight all the ways you and your family can make the most of your summer right here in Farmington. 

Give it a listen and start planning your warm-weather adventures.  

Following this month’s theme of law enforcement updates… 

This week on The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with San Juan County Sheriff Shane Ferrari for a powerful, behind-the-scenes look at local law enforcement.

From his 27 years of service to tackling recruitment challenges, fentanyl trends, police reform, and the impact of social media, Sheriff Ferrari shares it all — honest insights, real stories, and a deep commitment to our community’s safety.

Learn about upcoming projects like the Crisis Triage Center, new command post, and how partnerships between agencies are strengthening public safety across San Juan County.

Police officers play a vital role in keeping communities safe, but departments across New Mexico struggle to recruit and retain them. In this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Police Chief Steve Hebbe joins Mayor Duckett for a candid conversation about the current state of policing. They cover legislative frustrations, the challenges of hiring and retaining, and why now, more than ever, we need committed officers on the front lines. 

Plus, get an update on the renovation of Farmington’s new police station and how FPD is addressing the increase in reckless driving.

SPECIAL EPISODE

Road work, waterlines, storm drains, and more — it’s going to be a busy spring and summer in Farmington! 

Public Works Director David Sypher joins Mayor Duckett with an update on the major infrastructure projects happening across the city.

Find out what’s ahead, how to plan your commute around construction zones, and why these projects are essential to keeping Farmington running smoothly.

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with Dean of Health Sciences Sherry Paxon and Pathway Coordinator and Advisor Alyssa Wagner for an insightful discussion on the health science programs at San Juan College.

From nursing and emergency medical services to dental hygiene and even veterinary technology, San Juan College is training the next generation of healthcare professionals right here in our community! 

Tune in to today’s episode to learn about

👉Cutting-edge programs designed to meet local and regional workforce needs

👉 Hands-on training and career pathways that strengthen our community

👉How San Juan College partners with local employers to create job-ready graduates