Mike Lewis has over 30 years of experience in the airline industry. With that experience comes a wealth of knowledge that he’s sharing with us on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.

Mr. Lewis has been the manager of Four Corners Regional Airport for the past nine years. Before that, he spent 25 years at Mesa Airlines.

He knows the ins and outs of the industry, and he's here to give us insight into what's happening on a national level. He and Mayor Duckett are also providing an update on the City’s continued efforts to bring commercial air service back to Farmington.

We’re working to keep you apprised of your local electric utility. This episode of The Mayor’s Table is a follow-up to Farmington Electric Utility System’s February 10 announcement about an increase in the power cost adjustment.

FEUS director Hank Adair joins Mayor Duckett to provide insight into the current energy situation including: 

-Factors that affect the PCA

-The cost to generate power vs. purchasing power from the grid

-Percentage of power FEUS currently has to purchase from the grid 

They’re also discussing FEUS’ Integrated Resource Plan and their strategy for keeping electric rates low for their customers. 

Are you familiar with the broad scope of services the Community Works Department provides? This department oversees the majority of Farmington’s infrastructure.

Without the men and women of the Community Works Department, we wouldn’t have roads to drive on and clean water to drink.

There’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes to ensure our community has the amenities we rely on daily.

On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Community Works Director David Sypher shares insight into what it takes to maintain Farmington’s infrastructure. He’s also got information on current and upcoming projects happening in our community. 

We welcomed a very special visitor on the set of The Mayor’s Table. Wreath was a purrr-fect guest as Mayor Duckett and Stacie Voss talked about Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. Wreath is one of about a dozen other kittens and cats waiting to be adopted. And he’s got an incredible story. Learn more about Wreath and how you can help support our animal community on today’s episode of the Mayor’s Table.

Wanna see Wreath? Check out today’s episode on our YouTube channel HERE.

Happy New Year! 

2023 is the Year of Opportunity with exciting developments on the horizon. The City’s been working to secure grant funding for several projects, including the:

-Juniper Basin Bike Park

-Pavilion at Farmington Museum at Gateway Park

-Pinon Hills Bridge Extension

And more!   

Plus, City Council recently approved funding to expand outdoor recreation initiatives in Farmington. Learn more about what’s in store for 2023 on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.

We have a special episode of The Mayor’s Table for you today. This is a follow-up to last week’s announcement about San Juan Generating Station. Please listen to this important, in-depth discussion with Farmington Electric Utility System Director Hank Adair about the future of electric generation.

It’s the final episode of the year! Mayor Duckett and city manager Rob Mayes give a recap of 2022 accomplishments and challenges and provide a sneak peek of what’s to come in 2023.

Tis the season of giving! And our community’s generosity far exceeds the holiday season. 

Dynamic duo Cathryn Abeyta and Jennifer Johnson have made it easy for individuals to donate to their favorite nonprofits through San Juan United Way’s Workplace Campaigns. Did you know that you can make a BIG impact in your community by donating as little as $1 per paycheck? 

Hear all about it on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.

Mayor Duckett is ringing in the holidays with his guests Jamie Church of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce and Tonya Stinson of the Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau. 

There are so many holiday festivities in store for the community! From the magical Festival of Trees to a production of the beloved “A Christmas Carol,” December is full of fun events for the whole family.  

Hear all about them on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.

Mayor Duckett is talking with representatives from the Community Relations Commission on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table. They’re discussing the Civility First Farmington campaign, future forums and how to be a great ambassador for your community.