Santa Fe Parks Maintenance Jobs

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by: Kim Vallez

Posted: Jul 13, 2017 / 12:10 PM MDT / Updated: Jul 13, 2017 / 12:10 PM MDT

The City of Santa Fe is looking to hire more people to help keep the city clean

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Interested in applying, click here>> http://www.santafenm.gov/job_opportunities/parks_and_recreation_department

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