Business Closure Updates

We are tracking updates and noting updates to business closures, hours of operation, and changes in services, but for the most up to date information, please consult business websites directly.

Current restrictions, as of July 13, 2020 are as follows:

• A mandatory 14-day quarantine for all out-of-state travelers into New Mexico is in place, whether traveling by air or by vehicle. See the full Public Health Order here. 
• All gatherings of more than five people are prohibited.
• Everyone is required to wear a face covering in public in the state of New Mexico. Violators are subject to a $100 fine. 
• Indoor seating at restaurants and breweries is prohibited. Restaurants and breweries may operate patio or outdoor seating at 50% of maximum occupancy adhering to COVID-Safe Practices. Bar and counter seating is prohibited; no standing service allowed. No more than six people may be seated at any single table. Not all restaurants are offering the same services, so please call the restaurant before arriving. Food service establishments can still operate through take-out and home delivery service. See the Governor's most recent Public Health Order here. This same directive applies to restaurants and bars within hotels. Click here for restaurants offering takeout and delivery services.
• Hotels, motels, RV parks, and other places of lodging shall not operate at more than 50 percent of maximum occupancy, and must comply with COVID-Safe Practices.
• All retail operations are operating at limited occupancy. All retailers and most non-essential businesses may open and operate at 25% capacity. A “retailer” is any business that sells goods directly to the ultimate consumer or end-users and does not include wholesalers or suppliers. Contact any retailers individually before visiting to confirm hours of operation, closured or changes in services. Indoor malls may operate at 25% of maximum occupancy. 
• New Mexico State Parks are not open to out-of-state residents. Individuals who visit a state park must demonstrate proof of residency, such as a state ID or state-issued license plate. Camping at state parks remains prohibited. To review the status of operations for all state parks, click here.
• Gyms may operate at 50% of maximum occupancy in accordance with COVID-Safe Practices. Group fitness classes are not allowed. 
• All non-tribal casinos are ordered to close.
• Houses of worship may operate at 25% capacity.
• Hair salons, barbershops and nail salons may operate at 25% of maximum occupancy in accordance with COVID-Safe Practices. 

See more information here.