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THURS: State Expects Rapid Vaccine Delivery, New Orders Limit Nonessential Surgeries, + More


By Morgan Lee, Associated Press
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said Thursday the first doses of coronavirus vaccine from drug maker Pfizer are expected to arrive in New Mexico within 24 hours of pending federal approval.
There are 17,500 doses of the vaccine reserved for New Mexico, which plans to distribute the initial allotment to health workers at high risk of exposure.
The state sent notifications Wednesday to 37 hospitals that are expected to receive initial vaccines.
New Mexico health officials have issued new emergency orders that could limit nonessential surgeries and prepare for rationing of other medical services as the coronavirus pandemic strains resources and personnel at hospitals and intensive care centers. ....

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WED: State To Test Sewage From Detention Facilities For COVID-19, + More


Associated Press
New Mexico has begun monitoring sewage from prisons and youth rehabilitation facilities to more efficiently detect COVID-19 outbreaks in the southwest of the state.
The state Environment Department announced the initiative Wednesday. The goal is to sample human feces in group-living situations to quickly identify coronavirus outbreaks.
The results may be used to more effectively deploy individual testing to pinpoint infections and halt the spread.
Initial sampling will take place at federal, state and local jails, along with facilities overseen by the state Children, Youth and Families Department.
Environment Department spokeswoman Maddy Hayden said the initial effort comes at a cost of about $300,000, utilizing federal relief funds. Lexington, Massachusetts-based ERG was contracted to perform the sewage testing. ....

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THURS: New Mexico Education Spending Plan Focuses On Student Equity, + More


New Mexico Education Spending Plan Focuses On Student Equity -
By Cedar Attanasio Associated Press / Report For America
The New Mexico Public Education Department is proposing a new formula for funding schools with high numbers of low-income students.
Education Secretary Ryan Stewart told a panel of state lawmakers Wednesday that a more detailed analysis of student household incomes could help the state meet a court-ordered mandate to provide adequate education for low-income students.
The proposed index would aggregate family income data at the school level.
Stewart also put forward a plan to fund councilors, tutors and other services to help students who are falling behind due to remote learning. ....

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