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Courts, health officials and attorneys work together to prepare for possible isolation and quarantine cases

April 10, 2020
New Mexico Office of the Courts

Courts | Legal Issues, COVID-19

SANTA FE – The Judicial branch of government, the Department of Health and attorneys across New Mexico are working collaboratively to prepare for the possibility that state authorities may request court orders to isolate or quarantine individuals posing a public health threat during the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Senate Republicans Leaders Respond to Latest Leadership Turnover at Public Education Department

SANTA FE – Following the announcement by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham that Public Education Department Secretary Ryan Stewart is stepping down, Senate Republican leaders today

State announces second round of $100 incentives for COVID-19 vaccines

Incentive begins Monday, August 2 and extends through the end of August; all New Mexicans will eligible SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF NEW MEXICO STATEMENT ON MANDATED VACCINATIONS AND THREAT OF TERMINATION FOR STATE WORKERS

Albuquerque, July 29—The following is a statement from RPNM Chairman Steve Pearce on the Governor’s executive order today, requiring all state employees to be fully

Statement in response to MLG vaccine mandate

Santa Fe, NM – In response to Governor Lujan Grisham’s vaccine mandate, House Republican Leader Jim Townsend (Artesia) today issued the following statement:

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