Justin Greene is ready to Get Stuff Done!
Santa Fe is at a crossroads. Our streets are crumbling, our parks are neglected, and our wastewater treatment plant is one malfunction away from environmental disaster. Housing is increasingly out of reach, homelessness is rising, and too many residents feel unsafe and unheard.
For too long, City Hall has failed to deliver. Justin Greene knows Santa Fe can do better. With the right leadership, our city can be one where infrastructure is maintained, housing is attainable, homelessness is addressed with dignity, and every neighborhood feels safe and respected.
Justin isn’t another career politician. He’s a small business owner, architect, County Commissioner, and community advocate with 30+ years of experience shaping Santa Fe’s most iconic places—like the Railyard, Community Convention Center, Warehouse 21, and the Farmers Market. Now he’s ready to bring that same hands-on, results-driven leadership to City Hall.
Justin’s Plan to
Get Stuff Done
Nothing happens without a plan…..
1. A City Hall That Works
Modernize systems and technology for faster, more transparent service.
Build out district-level staff dedicated to constituent services.
Hold quarterly town halls and weekly radio updates.
Launch a “Special Projects Team” to cut through red tape and deliver one-off solutions.
Offer clear, bilingual communication for all residents
2. Housing for All
Streamline codes and permitting to speed up building and reduce development risk.
Launch a new Affordable Housing Plan to unlock new state sponsored opportunities.
Revise code and General Plan to build ADUs, starter homes, and mixed-use neighborhoods.
Develop “Strategic Housing” to ensure teachers, police officers and medical workers can live in the city they serve. This supports our public safety, education and healthcare.
3. Public Safety First
Recruit and retain officers, with housing, scheduling and effective prosecution support.
Develop a regional intel unit to track organized crime and the usual suspects.
Modernize scheduling utilizing the innovative and successful 4-8-40 plan used by Santa Fe County.
Expand prevention programs for youth and diversion programs for first time non-violent offenders.
Strengthen community-police trust.
Partner with schools, health providers, and the justice system for holistic safety strategies.
Discover the 8-point Community Safety Plan >>
4. Real Solutions to Homelessness
Create a “One-Door” campus, modeled after San Antonio’s Haven for Hope, with shelter plus wraparound services: addiction treatment, mental health care, job training, and case management.
Reduce street homelessness while helping police focus on crime.
Build a lasting City-County-service provider partnership.
5. Economic Opportunity
Offer bilingual support to local entrepreneurs with business accelerators.
Expand workforce training, internships, and mentorships.
Strengthen “Buy Local” and regional tech transfer initiatives.
6. Family Friendly
Santa Fe
Expand childcare and afterschool programs through fast-tracked facilities.
Revitalize parks and recreation spaces.
Partner with schools to keep them safe and
well-resourced.Invest in summer youth arts and enrichment programs.
7. Infrastructure That Works
Execute a strategic, prioritized plan to fix streets, repair parks, and modernize wastewater treatment.
Ensure timelines and accountability via professional project management structures.
8. Invest in Every Community
Execute the Southside Investment Plan: plaza, senior center, transit hub, sports/event center, and small business market.
Redevelop the Midtown Campus equitably, with neighborhood protections.
9. A Sustainable Future
Expand EV infrastructure, solar, and energy efficiency upgrades.
Build walkable neighborhoods, fight sprawl, and meet renewable energy goals.
Protect air, land, and water for future generations.
10. Water Security for Generations
Build a new wastewater plant that maximizes our resources for reuse and added water allotments.
Purchase and protect critical water rights.
Partner with County, Pueblos, and regional leaders on long-term conservation and recycling solutions.
Let’s Move Santa Fe Forward—Together.
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