TAOS OWN 1934 EXICO NEW PUBLIC HEALTH ORDERS EFFECTIVE 10PM 10-30-20 All retail businesses must close by 10pm daily. Retail businesses include restaurants, grocery stores and big box stores. A municipal curfew is reinstated within the Town of Taos from 11pm to 5am for all persons other than first responders, essential workers and essential business needs (healthcare, caregiving, etc.) No Election Night, Thanksgiving. Christmas or New Year's events, house parties, or gatherings by any business, organization, club or person shall be permitted other than family gatherings consistent with the number of persons (household or family members) allowed under the State Public Health Order. No door-to-door business sales or other solicitations shall be permitted, consistent with the State Public Health Order. A statewide Stay-At-Home Order and 14 quarantine remains in effect for all persons from out-of-state or leaving the state and returning. Food and drink establishments may continue to offer limited indoor dining at a maximum of 25 percent occupancy as of 10/30/20 if certified under the NM Safe training program. Food and drink establishments not certified may only provide outdoor dine- in service at 75% with 6 ft. spacing between tables and other state required COVID safety protocols. The Town has passed a new short-term rental ordinance and will begin prosecuting owners that do not have a valid permit and business registration. For further information visit the Town's web page at taosgov.com. DID YOU GET YOUR FLU SHOT? WHY OR WHY NOT? The Town of Taos, in conjunction with Holy Cross Hospital, the NM Dept. of Health and our local clinics and physicians are conducting a survey to determine how many residents have received the annual flu immunization shot, anticipate getting it, or if there are informational, financial or logistical barriers to residents being able to get vaccinated. The information collected by this survey will help us be better prepared for this critical flu season by knowing how many people are getting vaccinated, how much vaccine is needed, and how best to reach people with the vaccine. This test run will help us be fully prepared as a community if and when a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine is available for the public. Your input is critical to making Taos a safer, healthier community. Please take a minute to take the survey at taosgov.com/vaccinationinformation If you have any questions about the flu vaccine or how and where to get a flu shot for you or your family, please check our website at taosgov.com or contact us at (575) 751-2019. TAOS OWN 1934 EXICO NEW PUBLIC HEALTH ORDERS EFFECTIVE 10PM 10-30-20 All retail businesses must close by 10pm daily. Retail businesses include restaurants, grocery stores and big box stores. A municipal curfew is reinstated within the Town of Taos from 11pm to 5am for all persons other than first responders, essential workers and essential business needs (healthcare, caregiving, etc.) No Election Night, Thanksgiving. Christmas or New Year's events, house parties, or gatherings by any business, organization, club or person shall be permitted other than family gatherings consistent with the number of persons (household or family members) allowed under the State Public Health Order. No door-to-door business sales or other solicitations shall be permitted, consistent with the State Public Health Order. A statewide Stay-At-Home Order and 14 quarantine remains in effect for all persons from out-of-state or leaving the state and returning. Food and drink establishments may continue to offer limited indoor dining at a maximum of 25 percent occupancy as of 10/30/20 if certified under the NM Safe training program. Food and drink establishments not certified may only provide outdoor dine- in service at 75% with 6 ft. spacing between tables and other state required COVID safety protocols. The Town has passed a new short-term rental ordinance and will begin prosecuting owners that do not have a valid permit and business registration. For further information visit the Town's web page at taosgov.com. DID YOU GET YOUR FLU SHOT? WHY OR WHY NOT? The Town of Taos, in conjunction with Holy Cross Hospital, the NM Dept. of Health and our local clinics and physicians are conducting a survey to determine how many residents have received the annual flu immunization shot, anticipate getting it, or if there are informational, financial or logistical barriers to residents being able to get vaccinated. The information collected by this survey will help us be better prepared for this critical flu season by knowing how many people are getting vaccinated, how much vaccine is needed, and how best to reach people with the vaccine. This test run will help us be fully prepared as a community if and when a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine is available for the public. Your input is critical to making Taos a safer, healthier community. Please take a minute to take the survey at taosgov.com/vaccinationinformation If you have any questions about the flu vaccine or how and where to get a flu shot for you or your family, please check our website at taosgov.com or contact us at (575) 751-2019.