On Wednesday, Farmington Electric Utility System announced that the power cost adjustment would be reduced, lowering customer utility bills by approximately 20%.

The reduction will happen in two phases and be reflected in utility bills beginning October 1. 

On today's special episode of The Mayor's Table, FEUS director Hank Adair provides further details about the PCA, factors that affect electricity rates, and the utility’s integrated resource plan. FEUS is a public power utility with the primary goal of providing reliable and affordable electricity to the community. 

Please listen to this important episode and share the information with family and friends.

If you missed the unveiling of the FY24 annual budget during the May 9 city council meeting, we've got the replay on today's episode of The Mayor's Table.

The annual budget is a comprehensive document that provides an avenue for continued expansion and development and sets the stage for a future of sustained growth and enhanced services for the community. 

The fiscal year 2024 budget funds City services from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024.

Tune in to today's episode to hear how your tax dollars are allocated for resources to vital areas such as public safety, infrastructure, economic diversification, and recreational opportunities. 

You’ll also hear about where City funding comes from, the budget process, the effects of the gross receipts tax hold harmless provision, and City accomplishments and goals.

Farmington's been host to the Connie Mack World Series since 1965. Each year, top-tier teams from around the country come to play in the tournament, with some players going on to achieve greatness in Major League Baseball.

Mark Varley, chairman of the Connie Mack World Series Committee, joined Mayor Duckett at the iconic stadium at Ricketts Park to talk about this year's event, which runs July 20-29.

Hear their discussion on today's episode of The Mayor's Table. 

Saddle up for today's episode of The Mayor's Table! Representatives from the San Juan Trail Riders joined Mayor Duckett to share their love of the equestrian lifestyle.  

Hear the history of the area's equestrian trials, where you can watch competitive riding and opportunities to explore our beautiful public lands on horseback. 

Plus...did you know horses have the right of way on shared-use trails? Learn what to do when encountering a horse while you're walking, mountain biking, or riding a motorized vehicle. Practicing proper trail etiquette will help ensure the safety of everyone using the trails. 

Welcome summer! Outdoor lovers and active families — it's your season — and Farmington is THE PLACE to be for outdoor fun! Join Mayor Duckett and Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Director Natalie Spruell as they chat about everything our area has to offer in outdoor recreation.

With 58+ parks, open spaces, and trails, your summer days will be packed full of fun activities like pickleball, swimming, golfing, biking, hiking, camping, fishing...to name a few.

And the City is continually working to enhance the outdoor experience for everyone who lives or visits Farmington. Summertime is NEVER boring in a place with endless outdoor opportunities. Hear Mayor Duckett and Natalie's discussion on today's episode of The Mayor's Table.

We’re teeing off a brand new era at Pinon Hills Golf Course! It’s ranked one of the top municipal courses in the U.S., with golfers coming from around the country to play there.

And it just got some major upgrades!  

Join Mayor Duckett and special guests Chris Jones and Rick Page as they discuss the exciting renovations and grand reopening of this legend in the desert golf landscape. 

You don’t want to miss this hole-in-one conversation. 

Attention all angling aficionados! We’re throwing it back to 2018 and reeling in one of our favorite episodes of The Mayor’s Table. Join Mayor Duckett and his expert guest Hank Adair as they cast their lines and tackle the topic of fly fishing on the San Juan River.

Did you know over 18,000 volunteer hours were logged last year at the City of Farmington?

April is Global Volunteer Month, celebrating the power of people who give their time to build stronger, more vibrant communities.

Today, Volunteer Partners Manager Jessica Lazenby is talking with Mayor Duckett about the impact of volunteerism and the numerous volunteer opportunities with the City, including at the

-Animal Shelter

-Recreation Center

-Senior Center

And more

Hear their discussion on today’s episode, and follow the Mayor's Volunteer Partners on Facebook for upcoming volunteer opportunities. 

Born and raised in Aztec, New Mexico, Representative Ryan Lane is passionate about serving his community. He recently returned from the 2023 legislative session in Santa Fe and sat down with Mayor Duckett to give an update.

Hear their discussion about bills Representative Lane sponsored, energy policy, how you can get involved, and more on today's episode of The Mayor's Table.

Mayor Duckett is taking you on a journey through the history of Farmington with special guest Tom Taylor.

Tom was the mayor of Farmington from 1986 to 1998. He served in the New Mexico House of Representatives for 16 years and sat on numerous committees including the Business & Industry, Taxation & Revenue and Judiciary committees. 

With deep family roots in the area, Tom has a wealth of knowledge about Farmington. He’ll be sharing that information in upcoming episodes. Watch for them to air later this year. 

Get to know Tom Taylor on episode 1 of this special series of The Mayor’s Table — History of Farmington.