What’s the State of the City as We Step Into 2025?

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with City Manager Rob Mayes for a comprehensive look at where Farmington stands today and where we’re headed. 

Tune in to hear their discussion about

And more

The best days are ahead of us, Farmington! Stay in the know, share the info, and be part of the conversation.

We’re kicking off 2025 with an inside look at the upcoming New Mexico Legislative Session on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table. Senator Bill Sharer and Representative Mark Duncan join Mayor Duckett to discuss what’s ahead during this year’s 60-day session, which begins on January 21.  

What’s on the agenda?

Tune in to hear about some of the key bills being presented, and learn how you can play an active role in shaping the future of our state. 

City councilors are the liaisons between the people and the government. They listen to the community’s needs, represent the views of their constituents, and help shape policies that affect residents' lives.

On the final episode of The Mayor’s Table for 2024, Farmington City Council joins Mayor Duckett to reflect on the year’s most significant accomplishments and share their experiences serving the community. 

Join us as we wrap up the year, and look forward to the opportunities in 2025.

Today on The Mayor's Table, we're celebrating Deputy City Manager Julie Baird as she retires after a 30-year career in municipal government. Julie's passion for museums is what launched her career in local government. It's also where she honed her grant-writing expertise.

Over the years, Julie's been instrumental in securing funding for countless City projects—from essential infrastructure to enhancing our community's quality of life. 

On this special episode, Julie reflects on her decades of service to the community and shares updates on some of the exciting projects shaping Farmington's future.

It’s the Season of Giving! Once again, Mayor Duckett welcomes the director of San Juan United Way to spotlight the incredible work this organization does to make a difference in our community. 

Tune in to today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table to learn 

✨How they’re responding to community needs

✨How they’re strengthening the network of local service providers

✨How you can get involved 

Remember, 100% of your donation goes directly to the nonprofit of your choice.

Congratulations to Michelle Meyering for winning Nonprofit Professional of the Year at the 2024 Four Corners Professional Women’s Summit!

Michelle is the CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Juan County. Today, we’re revisiting The Mayor’s Table episode with Michelle, highlighting the great work she and her team do for the kids in our community.

If you missed this episode back in February, we've got the *replay* right here for you. 

Small businesses are the backbone of our community. And for 25 years, the Enterprise Center at San Juan College—a certified business incubator—has provided start-up and emerging businesses with the resources needed to succeed. 

Tune in to today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table to learn about programming, workshops, and other resources available through the Enterprise Center. Whether you’re just starting with a fresh idea or pivoting an existing business, there’s support to help guide you on your journey.

“The more opportunities we can provide, the better off our students will be.”

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Farmington Municipal Schools leadership is giving an update on how they’re working to create pathways for student success.

Tune in to learn about 

*Programming at the CATE Center

*Extracurricular Activities

*Dual Credit Opportunities

*Family Engagement 

*And more! 

Also, hear how FMS has enhanced security for a safer learning environment.

Did you know that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men in the U.S. will experience severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime?

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Mayor Duckett recently sat down with representatives from the Family Crisis Center, New Beginnings, and the Farmington Police Department Victim Assistance Program to discuss this critical issue.

Tune in to learn 

-The resources available in our community

-How you can support victims of domestic violence

-How local programs are working to break the cycle of abuse

This is a necessary conversation, as awareness is the first step toward ending the cycle of violence. 

“Thinking through these things on a blue-sky day is going to help you on a dark-sky day.”

September is National Preparedness Month, and we’re continuing the conversation about how individuals and families can be prepared if disaster strikes. 

SJC Emergency Manager Mike Mestas and SJC Public Information Officer Devin Neeley discuss this important topic on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.

Tune in to learn about local emergency management efforts, agency and community training, and how you can be prepared for an emergency.