COVID-19 Updates and Assistance
The EDCLC continues to monitor the COVID-19 situation closely. Our organization’s main concern is the health of our community and the short- and long-term stability of Lea County’s businesses.
Essential businesses are allowed to operate as normal. Please see below for what businesses and industries are classified as essential. In addition, there is a 14-day quarantine in effect for visitors coming into the state (essential businesses are exempt from this order). Restaurants can currently operate at 25% indoor capacity as well as outdoor and pick-up dining.
Masks are now required for all residents of NM as well.
The current NM health order has been extended to October 30th.
COVID-19 Department of Health Order
What Businesses are Essential?
FAQS – Shelter in Place Instructions
Business Finance Resources – Espanol
NMDWS Guidance on Returning to Work
US Chamber Guide to Reopening Businesses
Governors COVID-Safe Practices for businesses and individuals
Business Resources
CARES Act
US Congress passed the CARES Act to help small businesses and employees hit by the effects of the COVID-19 virus. Below, find resources about the Act and how businesses can access or utilize funds.
Summary of SBA Loans available through CARES Act
The Small Business Owner’s Guide to the CARES Act
CARES Act: Initial Overview of Tax-Related Items
Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Information
NM Small Business Development Center
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SBA: New Mexico District Office
Albuquerque, NM 87103
505-248-8225
Visit website
SBA Regional Office
Fort Worth, TX 76155
817-684-5581
Visit website
Local CARES Act Funding Grants Available
State & Federal Programs
NM Grant Opportunities
Rapid Response Taskforce
NM Economic Development Department
NM Department of Workforce Solutions
NM Association of Commerce & Industry
All Together NM Fund
USDA
NM Environment Department
The Grant Plant keeps a list of potential grants for businesses and individuals affected by COVID-19.
NM Economic Development Department, Dept of Workforce Solutions, & Tourism have created a Rapid Response Taskforce for businesses with questions. If you are unsure where to go for resources, submit your questions directly.
NM Economic Development Department is offering loan guarantees as well as zero interest LEDA funds (LEDA applies only to infrastructure for manufacturing companies). Information regarding federal SBA loans is also available on their webpage.
NM Department of Workforce Solutions has made it easier to apply for unemployment benefits, specifically if you have been impacted by the Coronavirus. The requirement to look for work has also been waived.
The Association of Commerce & Industry has information regarding state and federal programs to help businesses through this time.
The All Together Fund has been established to help New Mexico respond to and eventually recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fund will be used to address immediate needs and offer long-term support for the recovery work that lies ahead.
The USDA is offering relief for homeowners under their loan program as well as extensions to grant deadlines.
Intermediary Relending Program
Health Resources
Stay up to date with COVID-19 developments and best practices for staying safe and healthy using the following websites:
General Questions
For updates on the virus and other general inquiries, please visit the links below.
New Mexico Coronavirus Health Hotline: 1-855-600-3453
(Please use the number above if you have HEALTH related questions about the coronavirus.)
New Mexico Coronavirus Information Hotline: 1-833-551-0518
(Please use the number above if you have questions about school closures, job issues etc.)