The city of Santa Fe along with the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office and Health and Human Services will be disposing of unused and expired medication Saturday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Medication can be taken to the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office at 35 Camino Justicia or the old Walmart at 3251 Cerrillos Rd.

Albuquerque’s Parking Division is helping holiday shoppers to worry about one less thing. The first two hours of parking are free at three city-owned garages and the water St. parking lot on Dec. 24 and 25.

Interim Parking Division Director Sevastian Gurule said, “The Parking Division plays a huge role in the downtown area as it contributes to public safety and the success of downtown businesses. Our previous parking promotions have been successful, and it just makes the holiday shopping experience a little nicer; to be able to park for free for a couple of hours in a secure covered garage located in the heart of our beautiful city.”

The parking promotion will be valid at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center parking garage, 119 S. Federal Place; the Sandoval parking garage, 216 E. San Francisco St.; the Railyard parking garage, 503 Camino de la Familia; and the lot on Water St., 102 E. Water St.

The city’s Parking Division is helping to ease the stress on shoppers by offering the first two hours of parking free at three city-owned garages and the Water St. parking lot over three weekends: Dec. 10 and 11; Dec. 17 and 18; and Dec. 24 and 25.

Interim Parking Division Director Sevastian Gurule said, “The Parking Division plays an important role in the downtown area as it contributes to public safety and the success of downtown businesses. Our pervious parking promotions have been successful, and it just makes the holiday shopping experience a little nicer; to be able to park for free for a couple of hours in a secure covered garage located in the heart of our beautiful city.”