COVID-19 Information
US President Update: Social Distancing Continues
NM Governor Update: Phase I may be June 1, 2020
STAY HOME. STAY SAFE. #WeAreInThisTogether
San Miguel
Cases:
103
Tests in New Mexico
27,790 NM Confirmed Positive Cases
15,586 NM Recovered Cases (56.08% of positive cases)
854 NM Deceased Cases (3.07% of positive cases)
State Government Updates & Resources
UPDATES
Federal
Government
The Federal Government has provided resources to assist public during the COVID-19 pandemic.
State
Government
New Mexico has provided resources, updates and LIVE videos from Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.
City
Government
Mayor Louie A. Trujillo and the City of Las Vegas has provided updates, webinars, videos, executive orders, local assistance and much more.
Tourism
Mayor Louie A. Trujillo and the City of Las Vegas has provided updates, webinars, videos, executive orders, local assistance and much more.
New Mexico is in Phase I of the Recovery Process
June 1, 2020
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Bar and counter seating prohibited; no standing service
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Six feet of distance between tables of seated customers
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Discontinue service stations that require customers to congregate
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Stringent and regular sanitizing; training's for employees on cleaning processes
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Additional COVID-Safe Practices and requirements on cv.nmhealth.org and newmexico.org
Hair Salons, barbershops, tatoo parlors, massage services and nail salons may operate at 25% of Maximum occupancy in accordance with COVID-Safe Practices
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Accept clients on an appointment-only basis
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More COVID-Safe Practices and requirements on cv.nmhealth.org and newmexico.gov
Indoor Malls may open at 25% of maximum occupancy
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Loitering prohibited; food courts must remain closed
Gyms may operate at 50% of maximum occupancy in accordance with COVID-Safe Practices
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Pools may be used only for lap-swimming and lessons of up to two students; pools must otherwise adhere to CDC guidelines for pools, hot tubs, and water playgrounds
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Personal training permitted for up to 2 trainees
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Additional restrictions apply -- see more COVID-Safe Practices on cvnmhealth.org and newmexico.gov
Additional Openings
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Drive-in theaters permitted with COVID-Safe Practices in place
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additional state parks will reopen in phases
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Hotels may operate at 50% of maximum occupancy under COVID-Safe Practices
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14-day quarantine order for airport arrivals amended to permit certain business travel under COVID-Safe Practices
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Applies to the entire state (northwestern public health region included)
What remains the same?
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Retailers and houses of worship may operate at 25% of maximum occupancy in accordance with COVID-Safe Practices
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Bars remain temporarily closed
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Breweries/wineries can do curbside pickup where permitted by license
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Face coverings must be worn in public settings
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Mass gatherings must be worn in public settings
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Stay home (especially if sick or vulnerable) to the greatest extent possible. Keep 6 feet of physical distance from others if you must go out
Update: 6/25/2020
What can I do to help slow the spread?
* Stay Home except for work/urgent needs/emergencies
* Wear a cloth face covering
* Keep 6 feet of physical distance in public spaces
* Don't congregate in groups - at parks, on hikes, etc.
* SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES (buynmlocal.com)
* Help neighbors
*Offer to shop for groceries
*Make face coverings if you have extra fabric or other resources
*Reach out, stay in contact
* Monitor yourself for symptoms and find out how to get tested! cv.nmhealth.gov
COVID-19 STATEWIDE RESPONSE REFERRAL NUMBERS
Employment/Income Loss or Reduction
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If you are unemployed and/or underemployed and need assistance route to Department of Workforce Solutions Call Center. 1.800.664.6984
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If you are a small business/employer and need assistance route to Economic Development for Small Business. 1.505.827.0300
Family & Misc.
If you need assistance with childcare route to 1.800.691.9067 NM Kids Child Care Resource Center
If you have complaints about facilities not closing route to 505.469.2940 or 1.505.629.2845
If you want to volunteer or need a volunteer route to 1.505.476.2200
Health Insurance
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If you need assistance obtaining health insurance route to HSD/Medicaid 1.800.0283.4465
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If are not eligible for Medicaid, you can apply for affordable health insurance online. or call 1.855.996.6449
Housing
If you need assistance with housing/utilities route to Housing-Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) Emergency Housing 1.800.444.6880
Utilites HSD Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program 1.888.523.0051
FOOD ASSISTANCE
School age children route to Public Education Dept.
1.505.827.6683
Senior/Adult with disabilities: i.e. Seniors Who Need Groceries or Meals
1.800.432.2080
Emotional Crisis, Mental Health, or Substance Abuse
1.855.662.7474
SNAP benefits route to HSD/Income Support Division
1.800.283.4465
WIC route to Department of Health
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WIC questions on food or formula availability 1.505.469.0929
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WIC Operations Manager 1.505.8197028
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WIC general questions 1.866.867.3124
Youth Conservation Group
The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) was created in 1992 to provide a process to employ youth ages 14-25 in public projects that conserve New Mexico's natural resources and provide community benefits of lasting value. YCC grants are open to governement agencies, tribal governments and 501c non-profits.
The YCC RFP for 2021 will be released in July 2020 and be open through early October. If you would like to be notified directly when the RFP is released, please email to be added to the list. YCC will hold several preproposal conferences around the state to assist applicants, and also post conference and other assistance online.
Counseling & Training
If you, like many small business owners, need a business counselor to help guide you through this uncertain time, you can turn to your local Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Women's Business Center (WBC), or SCORE mentorship chapter.
These resource partners, and the associations that represent them, will receive additional funds to expand their reach and better support small business owners with counseling and up-to-date information regarding COVID-19. There will soon be a joint platform that consolidates information and resources related to COVID-19 in order to provide consistent, timely information to small businesses.
https://www.sba .gov/local-assistance/fi nd/
State of New Mexico
Help for Negatively Impacted by COVID-19
The state of New Mexico has a business-loan guarantee program in order to make capital more available to business owners whose operations are severly impacted by the COVID-19 health emergency.
PNM Resources Foundation
PNM Resources Foundation is offering a $200,000 Community Safety grant opportunity to qualifying SOlc3s, with preference given to organizations that implemented COVID-19 response programs for the community’s most at-risk senior population.
Funding will range from $10,000 to $50,000 awards. This grant cycle begins on March 25th and ends on April 2nd at midnight. Please share this information and encourage your local nonprofits to apply for this community safety grant.