COVID-19 Information

To disrupt the spread of COVID-19 in New Mexico, New Mexicans have been asked to remain in their homes or places of residence except for outings necessary for health, safety, and welfare. As in other states that have enacted similar measures, there are exceptions pertaining to essential services for the preservation of health, safety, and well-being.

Please contact us with questions and for information. We are happy to help you plan your stay. As a visitor in our community, we want you to be aware of closures and the services that are available at this time as well as the current COVID Safety Practices being followed.

There is a14-day self-quarantine order for airport arrivals, excluding certain business travel
Hotels, motels, and RV parks can operate at 50% maximum occupancy
Restaurants can operate at 50% occupancy
Retailers and indoor malls can operate at 25% maximum occupancy
Hair and nail salons and barbershops may operate at 25% occupancy
Tattoo parlors and massage services may operate at 25% occupancy
Houses of worship may operate at 25% occupancy
Gyms may operate at 50% occupancy, group fitness classes are not permitted
Golf courses are open with COVID-Safe Practices in place
Face coverings must be worn in public settings
Area State Parks are open for day use
Bars are closed, breweries/wineries can provide curbside pickup where permitted by license
Mass gatherings are unsafe and prohibited (groups of more than 5 people)
All museums, visitor centers, entertainment, and indoor recreation facilities are closed
All casinos and horse racing facilities are closed
Short term rental properties are open to New Mexico residents only
All Navajo Parks and Monuments are closed to the public
The Navajo Department of Health has ordered that while in public, all individuals (over age 2) must wear a mask
The Navajo Department of Health has implemented a 57-hour weekend curfew, Friday 8 pm to Monday 5 am

As this virus, and the country’s response to COVID-19, is a constantly and rapidly evolving situation, please visit the City of Farmington information pages, as well as the State of New Mexico's COVID-19 information page to learn the latest on local and State responses and restrictions. We also recommend that you refer to the CDC's Coronavirus and Travel Information page.

The Farmington Convention & Visitors Bureau is continually monitoring the situation and has been, and continues to be, in close communication with City and State officials during this time. While our Visitor Center is closed, our team is available to assist visitors and locals. Call 505-326-7602 and leave a message, your call will be returned shortly. You can also contact staff via email, or via messenger on Facebook at Visit Farmington.

If you suspect you may have COVID-19, call the New Mexico Department of Health at (505) 827-0006. Please visit the New Mexico Department of Health COVID-19 website for details on indications and symptoms: http://cv.nmhealth.org/. For additional information and resources, call the NMDOH Coronavirus Hotline at 1-855-600-3453.

This page will be updated as the situation changes.