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In this week's update, Chaves County moved from the Green level to Turquoise.

NEW MEXICO - All 33 New Mexico counties are allowed to operate at the least restrictive level as of Wednesday, with the entire state reporting in the Turquoise Level for the first time during the COVID-19 pandemic. The New Mexico Department of Health updated the COVID-19 county map Wednesday, June 2, with all 33 counties at the Turquoise Level of the Red-Yellow-Green-Turquoise framework. This indicates "significantly decreased risk of viral transmission statewide." A new public health order was also released Wednesday, which states all counties will operate at Turquoise regardless of gating ...

threeof the following twoof the following in two consecutive reporting periods: 1) a new COVID-19 average daily case incidence rate of no greater than 10 cases per 100,000 inhabitants during the most recent two-week period, 2) an average percent of positive COVID-19 test results less than or equal to 7.5%, or 3) a fully vaccinated rate at or above 40%. Essential businesses (non-retail):No capacity restrictions but operations must be limited to only those absolutely necessary to carry out essential functions Essential retail spaces:75% of maximum capacity for indoor spaces and 100% outdoor Foo...

FARMINGTON — The updated COVID-19 restrictions map released Wednesday by the New Mexico Department of Health places 32 counties at the most-relaxed Turquoise Level of COVID-19 restrictions and one at the Green Level. Both of those levels place fewer restrictions on businesses, churches and the size of public gatherings than the state’s other color-coded restriction levels.  The new map shows that no counties were in the Yellow or Red Levels as of May 19.  San Juan County reported 12 new cases May 19 and no new deaths, according to the health department's daily report. Statewide there w...

SANTA FE - The state's health and education leaders updated reporters on the COVID-19 pandemic Wednesday to say evidence showed schools weren't vectors for virus spread, vaccinations were on track to reach the state's goal by the end of June and several counties are in danger of slipping into more restrictive levels of reopening. State health officials also said they were awaiting more guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how to enforce recent guidance eliminating the need for fully vaccinated people to wear face masks in most settings, but conceded an honor system ...