The accusations set off a series of events which led the Mower County sheriff to threaten legal action, police refusing to investigate him and a county attorney to wish that police had done more.
The accusations set off a series of events which led the Mower County sheriff to threaten legal action, police refusing to investigate him and a county attorney to wish that police had done more.
The accusations set off a series of events which led the Mower County sheriff to threaten legal action, police refusing to investigate him and a county attorney to wish that police had done more.
The accusations set off a series of events which led the Mower County sheriff to threaten legal action, police refusing to investigate him and a county attorney to wish that police had done more.
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LAS CRUCES â Under a new directive, all new Doña Ana County employees will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as a condition of employment.
The policy was announced in a Saturday return-to-work memorandum from County Manager Fernando Macias, a copy of which was obtained by the Las Cruces Sun-News and verified as authentic by County Attorney Nelson Goodin.
The memo says county employees will resume working on-site effective June 1, with all locations adhering to the New Mexico Department of Health’s public orders pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic, including changes to the state’s mask mandate Friday that drop mandatory face coverings for fully vaccinated individuals in most situations.