Flooding Causes Road Closures in Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Flooding Causes Road Closures in Santa Fe County, New Mexico
US · Published Oct 6, 2026
• Heavy rainfall from a late monsoon weather pattern, combined with remnants of Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Odalys, has led to significant flooding in Santa Fe County, New Mexico.
• The county government has reported that two private roads, Marquez Ville Road and Florencio Road, are impassible, while two other private roads and two county roads are closed.

Impact & Risks

The flooding has disrupted transportation in Santa Fe County, with several roads either closed or impassible. Residents in affected areas, including Jacona, El Rancho, Chupadero, and Cañada de Los Alamos, face challenges in mobility and access to essential services. The saturated ground increases the risk of further flooding if additional rainfall occurs. Emergency services may also face delays in reaching impacted areas due to road closures.

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