The Mayor’s Table with Nate Duckett

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

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. 

Emergency Preparedness

“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.

The Mayor's Table: Connecting Commerce to Community

Connecting Commerce to Community! We're exploring this crucial topic on today's episode of The Mayor's Table.
A thriving local business scene is the backbone of a strong, vibrant community. Small businesses create jobs, shape our community's identity, drive innovation, diversify the local marketplace, and ensure that money stays within our economy. They're also the biggest champions of local nonprofits and youth sports.
Mayor Duckett and Jamie Church, with the Farmington Chamber of Commerce, discuss how the organization supports Farmington's business community, benefitting everyone who lives, works, and plays in our city.
As we head into fall, Farmington has some signature events that don't just offer fun and entertainment—they're also vital in boosting local businesses. 
These events bring people together, drive foot traffic to our shops and restaurants, and help keep our local economy strong.
Tune in to today's episode to learn more about the essential link between commerce and community and how we can all support our local businesses this season.

Community Works Project Updates

Curious about what's happening with Farmington's infrastructure? Then tune in to today's episode of The Mayor's Table, where Community Works Director David Sypher shares exciting updates on projects across our city. 
These projects aren't just about construction—they're about improving our community and citizens' quality of life. 

Special Olympics

The Farmington Police Department has proudly supported the Special Olympics since 1991, starting with its first Law Enforcement Torch Run from Farmington to Cuba.
On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, Sgt. Travis Spruell shares 
-The history of the LE Torch Run
-FPD’s ongoing support of Special Olympics New Mexico
-Details for the upcoming Four Corners Invitational held right here in Farmington
And how you can help support these amazing athletes! 

Connie Mack World Series 2024

On Thursday, July 25, Farmington will welcome 12 baseball teams from around the U.S. and Canada for the 59th Annual Connie Mack World Series. 
It takes a community effort to make this event the most prestigious amateur baseball tournament in the nation, from the host families and 200+ volunteers to City staff, vendors, and fans.   
On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, CMWS Chairman Johnny Curry joins Mayor Duckett to discuss this beloved event. 
Be sure to visit the Connie Mack World Series website at cmws.org for this year’s schedule, online tickets, and live video streaming information.  
 

San Juan County Historical Society

Why is it important to know our local history? Laura Lee Harper with the San Juan County Historical Society answers this question on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.
Tune in to learn how the organization is preserving and sharing our community’s unique story and how you can contribute to this important work. 
History buffs, you’re not gonna want to miss this episode! 

Four Corners Economic Development

Never underestimate the power of people working together! Collective action plays a crucial role in building a more sustainable and resilient local economy.
On today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table, the new CEO of Four Corners Economic Development is sharing how the organization is working with community stakeholders to set the stage for long-term economic growth.

FY25 Budget

If you missed the unveiling of the FY25 annual budget during the May 14 city council meeting, we've got the replay on today's special 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 2025 budget funds City services from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025.
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 the City's funding sources, the budget process, the effects of the gross receipts tax hold harmless provision, and the City's accomplishments and goals.

Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Affairs Summer Activites

Happy June!
Get ready for an exciting summer! 
The Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Department has a diverse range of activities and events lined up to keep you busy throughout the sunny days of summer.
PRCA Director Natalie Spruell is showcasing some of our most exciting offerings on today’s episode of The Mayor’s Table.
With 12 divisions and 50+ parks and open spaces under its department, the PRCA has something for everyone—no matter your age or interest.
Tune in to today’s episode to learn about PRCA summer programming, including
-Fun family activities
-Aquatics
-Theater performances
-Art for everyone
-Science for kids 
And a new program at the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter.