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Scrase: All NM better than yellow by June This map shows the color-coded map of county coronavirus restriction levels. Courtesy of the New Mexico Department of Health. New Mexico Human Services Department Secretary Dr. David Scrase isn’t clairvoyant, but during a Zoom media conference Wednesday, he predicted the entire state will be in either Green or Turquoise “by the end of May, at the latest.” But also that day, he indicated he was “disappointed” to see “nine counties that went b...

By office of senator cliff pirtle • 5 hours ago Commentary: Today, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the regression of 9 counties to the Yellow and Red COVID framework levels. Catron, Chaves, Eddy, Harding, Lincoln, Rio Arriba, Sierra, and Socorro all regressed to the Yellow Level, and Colfax moved to the Red Level.  Senator Cliff Pirtle (District 32-Chaves, Eddy, and Otero) issued the following statement in response to the announcement: “Unfortunately, the inevitab...

Luna County remains "Yellow" on New Mexicos COVID-19 health map Majority of counties static; some regress Headlight staff reports SANTA FE – Nearly two months into the states colored-coded COVID-19 map, Luna County remains in the Yellow Level according to the New Mexico Department of Health on Wednesday. The updated statewide COVID-19 map for the two-week period beginning April 21, announced 14 New Mexico counties at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level, at which there are fewer...

LAS CRUCES – The New Mexico Department of Health released an updated county map Wednesday afternoon with Doña Ana County continuing at the Yellow Level and Colfax County appearing as the first Red Level county in over a month. The map is part of the state’s Red to Green framework and demonstrates the rate of COVID-19 positivity by county. The goal is for counties to report less than a 5% positivity rate and no more than eight average daily cases per 100,000 people. Red is the most restrict...

Eddy County moves from turquoise to yellow in NM COVID-19 risk map The New Mexico Department of Health released an updated county map Wednesday afternoon showing Eddy County was pushed back to the Yellow Level after only two weeks at the turquoise level. The map is part of the state’s Red to Green framework and demonstrates the rate of COVID-19 positivity by county. The goal is for counties to report less than a 5% positivity rate and no more than eight average daily cases per 100,000 people...

Otero. Counties that met one of the health metric thresholds and may operate at theYellow Levelas of April 7 are: Bernalillo, Catron, Chaves, Dona Ana, Eddy, Grant, Harding, Lincoln, Luna, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, Sierra, Socorro and Valencia. Counties that met neither of the health metric thresholds and must operate at the Red Level are: Colfax. The color-coded tier system – Red Level, Yellow Level, Green Level and Turquoise Level – enables counties to shed restrictions and provi...

FARMINGTON – Since it was announced that San Juan County fell into the Yellow Level as a result of an increase in COVID-19 cases, San Juan Regional...

COVID-19: Case updates for the Navajo Nation and San Juan County in April 2021 © Randolph County Public Health COVID COVID-19 cases trended down in San Juan County in March, allowing the county to achieve the turquoise level on the states reopening criteria. Local government and business officials hoped to maintain the low levels of test positivity and cases, but on April 7 the county switched back to more restrictive Yellow Level restrictions. Meanwhile, vaccination continues for both New...

Created: April 10, 2021 08:29 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Bernalillo County has not budged from the Yellow Level for weeks in the state’s Red-to-Green reopening plan. For restaurants in the county, that means they have to stick to 33% of indoor capacity, and 75% capacity for outdoor dining.  "Wednesdays are my new Christmas every two weeks. I keep a close eye on in the morning, all day long just to see if Bernalillo has moved at all because we want to get on as soon as possible,” s...

20 of 33 NM counties Turquoise; Sandoval remains Yellow This map shows New Mexico counties and their color-coded risk designations. Courtesy of the State of New Mexico. The New Mexico Department of Health on April 7 announced the updated statewide COVID-19 map, with 20 New Mexico counties at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level, with fewer restrictions on commercial and day-to-day activities for at least the next two weeks. Ten counties, including Sandoval and Bernalillo, are at the...