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The latest changes to the public health order were officially announced Monday, as New Mexico moves to a county-by-county system for easing restrictions as COVID-19 numbers ebb and flow. The Red-Yellow-Green system was generally welcomed by the brewery owners who responded to us via email Monday night, though not all are preparing to take advantage of the 25-percent occupancy on patios that is allowed under Red, which is currently every county in New Mexico save for Los Alamos, which is Yellow. “The RYG plan is much fairer to those rural counties who got hosed by the one-size-fits-all closure order,” Turtle Mountain owner Nico Ortiz wrote. “They should be really happy. I am in Sandoval County, and I am very happy that I am here instead of in Bernalillo County, so those of us here in Rio Rancho might benefit. But, overall I pr … |
Source: NM Dark Side Brew Crew
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