What Makes a Strong Community? Find Out in this Mayor’s Table

What's Growing in Farmington?

Before Farmington became a city, it was a farming community, and that legacy continues to grow today. This episode of The Mayor's Table features Bonnie Hopkins, the San Juan County Extension Agent, for a conversation about the Farmington Growers’ Market, the people behind our local food system, and why supporting local farmers strengthens our entire community.  You'll also hear about fresh seasonal produce, year-round market plans, food access programs, and how agriculture continues to shape San Juan County. Listen to the full episode now and then make plans to visit the Growers’ Market this Saturday. Shop local, meet your neighbors, and experience one of the traditions that help make Farmington unique.

Lifting children from crisis to hope

Since 1969, Childhaven has been lifting children from crisis to hope.  What began as a children’s emergency shelter has grown into a comprehensive organization serving vulnerable children and families through emergency shelter services, children’s advocacy programs, and therapeutic foster care. On this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with Childhaven’s Andrea Peña and Jennifer Gray to discuss the growing need for foster families in San Juan County and how Childhaven’s therapeutic foster care program is helping children heal and find stability during some of the most challenging times in their lives. Listen to today's episode to learn how foster parents can make a lasting impact, what support and training Childhaven provides, and why more families are needed right now.

What Makes a Strong Community? Find Out in this Mayor’s Table

What makes a community stronger? Sometimes it’s the simplest things — kindness, respect, compassion, and taking the time to connect with one another. On this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with Community Relations Commission members Ron Price and Dale Leedy to talk about civility, the impact of small acts of kindness, and how residents can help build a more welcoming community for everyone. They’re also highlighting the Civility First Recognition Program and how residents can nominate local businesses and nonprofits that exemplify traits like courtesy, compassion, respect, and service to others.

Riverfest 2026

Riverfest is back, and this episode of The Mayor’s Table takes listeners behind the scenes of one of Farmington’s signature community events. Deputy City Manager Colby Gibson fills in for Mayor Duckett as he sits down with representatives from the River Reach Foundation to talk about the history of the foundation, its longtime partnership with the City of Farmington, and the impact Riverfest continues to have on our community. From live music, local vendors, and family activities to the famous weenie dog races, Riverfest brings thousands of residents and visitors together each Memorial Day weekend to celebrate the rivers, trails, and community spirit that make Farmington special. Tune in to hear how Riverfest has grown into a regional tradition and why this free, family-friendly event continues to be a highlight of the year.

Film Four Corners

Lights, camera, action! Step inside the historic Totah Theater for a behind-the-scenes conversation about the future of filmmaking in Farmington.  In this episode of The Mayor’s Table, Mayor Duckett sits down with Devin Neeley of Film Four Corners to explore how our community is building a foundation for a thriving film industry right here in the Four Corners. From student showcases and community film events to statewide incentives and workforce development, Film Four Corners is working to make media production part of our area’s DNA. Tune in to learn about the partnerships, local talent pipeline, and unique landscapes that are positioning our region as a film-friendly destination.