Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and state officials this afternoon hosted a remote news conference to provide an update on COVID-19 efforts in New Mexico and details of a new emergency public health order … the current order expires at midnight today and the new order begins Friday and extends through May 15. The new order allows for a slow and gradual reopening. The governor said, ‘Let’s be very clear: The reopening of New Mexico depends upon New Mexicans. Going out and congregating will worsen the spread of this disease. It will lead to more illness and death. We cannot win this fight if we let our collective guard down.’ Screenshot/LADP

The new order calls for a slow and gradual reopening the state using the Johns Hopkins Model. Screenshot/LADP

This chart details changes that go into effect Friday across the state. Screenshot/LADP

This chart reflects what remains closed. Screenshot/LADP

How to move into the next phases. Screenshot/LADP

The governor explains that this chart is the Phase 1 goal for Mid-May if all goes well. Screenshot/LADP

Chart with reminders on safe practices. Screenshot/LADP

Chart listing COVID-safe practices employers should prepare for. Screenshot/LADP

The governor made clear the importance of discipline for the reopening to work. Screenshot/ladailypost.com

The governor announced the most recent numbers for the COVID-19 pandemic in New Mexico. Screenshot/LADP

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the members of a Navajo Nation Rapid Response Team to focus on the escalating number of COVID-19 cases in the Northwest part of New Mexico. Screenshot/LADP