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Introduction of newly hired part-time Taos Public Library employee - Shari Heier, Library Clerk; Effective 10/26/2021

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Joshua Herrera, Director of Sales and Marketing, would represent Hotel Don Fernando de Taos, a lodger in the Town of Taos.

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A no-fare transit service provided to the public from December 18, 2021 through March 27, 2022 for a route between the Town of Taos and the Village of Taos Ski Valley, referred to as the Green route. The MOA is between the Village of Taos Ski Valley and the Town of Taos.

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The Covid-19 situation in New Mexico and Taos County continues to worsen as case counts remain stable nationally. Of greatest concern is not the case counts themselves but their consequences, represented by the level of hospitalizations and deaths. Current hospitalizations continued to increase to a daily average of 424, the highest level since early February. Deaths have increased marginally over the last month to 9 per day. The deepening issue among hospitals in New Mexico is illustrated on the attached slide from the NMDoH presentation last week. It shows a continuing rise in the NM Hospital Systems Capacity Self-Evaluation score, now in Crisis Standards of Care and at its highest level throughout the pandemic, including November 2020.

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• Nationally, cases were up 2% in the last week, up 24% in New Mexico, and 10% in Taos County.
• The 7-day average daily case count in New Mexico increased to 1,179 cases per day from 946 last week. Having been as low as 581 on September 24.
• Current hospitalizations in NM increased 9%, the 7-day average is 424. The highest level since February 8, 2021.
• Average deaths per day in NM increased to 9 per day. Having reached a recent high of 11 on September 16.
• There were 123 new cases in Taos County last week, up from 112 the week before bringing the total to 2,618.
• There was one additional death reported among Taos County residents last week. The total increased to 66.
• Testing in Taos County increased to a 7-day average of 149 tests per day, up from 147 last week.
• Taos County’s crude positivity rate is 12% (14-day avg). The crude daily case count is 16 cases per day (14-day avg), above the old gating target of 3.28. Taos County’s adult fully vaccinated rate is 86%.

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