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UPDATED Governor Lujan-Grisham Order (added 4/6/2020): Public Health Emergency Order Clarifying That Current Guidance Documents, Advisories, And Emergency Public Health Orders Remain In Effect; And Amending The March 20,2020 Public Health Emergency Order Closing All Businesses And Non-Profit Entities Except For Those Deemed Essential And Providing Additional Restrictions On Mass Gatherings Due To Covid-19. PUBLIC HEALTH ORDER 4/6/2020
MAIN STREET AMERICA (added 3/27/2020) has compiled existing resources, opportunities, and community response examples to help Main Street districts during this crisis. Link to funding opportunities: Business Funding Resources
Federal Government $2 Trillion CARES ACT (added 3/28/2020): link to entire document PDF form CARES Act PDF Form – 880 Pages
MAIN STREET AMERICA (added 3/27/2020) has compiled existing resources, opportunities, and community response examples to help Main Street districts during this crisis. Link to funding opportunities: Business Funding Resources
NM Restaurant Association Resource Page (added 3/30/2020) has created a page to address the coronavirus (COVID-19), they have put together a robust online resource with industry-specific guidance for restaurant owners and operators: NMRA Resource Page
Albuquerque Business First (added 3/27/2020) published articles featuring resources available to businesses. Here is link to article and resources: Resources ABF Article
UPDATED Governor Lujan-Grisham Order (added 3/23/2020):
The governor is instructing New Mexicans to remain in their home except for outings that are “absolutely necessary for health, safety and welfare.” The order restricts gatherings of five or more people in outdoors spaces.
The order, which goes into effect at 8 a.m. Tuesday, 3/24/2020 and closes all non-essential businesses and requires 100 percent of the state’s non-essential workforce to work from home. Order is in place until April 10, 2020.
Here is link to essential businesses: Essential Business List