SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Santa Fe is preparing to break ground on its second micro-community—a secure site of pallet homes. It's designed for individuals and families working to overcome homelessness.

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City officials said the project follows the success of the first micro-community, located in the parking lot of Christ Lutheran Church. According to the city, 71% of residents from that site have moved on to permanent or voucher-based housing.

Mayor Alan Webber emphasized the importance of pairing shelter with services. Residents in the

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