OFF-reservation locations for COVID-19 test sites
Otero County
Otero County Public Health Office
1207 8th Street, Alamogordo, NM
Hours 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Call for Appointment at (575) 437-9340
Lincoln County
Ruidoso City Hall
311 Cree Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, NM
Hours; 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM M-F
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Mescalero Apache Schools Help Desk Hotlines
Mescalero Apache Schools Help Desk Hotlines:
Elementary School
- Direct Line (575) 464-4774
- Email – helpdesk@mescalero.org (Preferred)
Middle/High School
- Direct Line (575) 464-4773
- Email – helpdesk@mescalero.org (Preferred)
- Cell Phone (575) 937-1732 (URGENT – TEXT ONLY)
If you leave a voicemail please leave student name, grade, brief issue and call back number. NOTICE: Thehelpdesk@mescalero.org and text assistance is available24/7.
Whereabouts Unknown list for Mescalero Apache Tribal members
Please see file below for more information:
Mescalero Apache Tribe COVID-19 Test Results
As of October 2, 2020:
Negatives: 7863
Positives: 73 (64 residents & 9 TM non-residents)
Pending tests: 0
Total tests: 7984*
*Includes testing by IHS and NMDOH
2 deaths
67 recovered (no longer in quarantine)
4 active (in quarantine)
4 close contacts (in isolation)
0 hospitalized
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The results are in!
Attention internet users on the reservation
TDS, an internet provider for MATI, in Alamogordo has lost connection in the Phoenix, AZ area resulting in our area having slower connection. TDS is tracking down the issue.
Mescalero bans Couy Griffin from reservation
MESCALERO, NM.
September 28, 2020. The Mescalero Apache Tribe banished non-tribal member Couy Griffin from the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation. This action was taken in response to Mr. Griffin’s involvement in two videos that were posted to the Cowboys for Trump Facebook Page.
These two videos stem from a meeting that Mr. Griffin had with a small group of Reservation residents. During the first video, the residents make numerous allegations against the Tribe and Tribal members. Many of the facts stated in support of the allegations are uncorroborated and Mr. Griffin did not reach out to the Tribe for comment before posting the video. Tribal President Gabe Aguilar commented, “The first video includes false information and statements against Tribal members – including a Tribal elder that had nothing to do with any of the allegations. The video was reckless and harmed the community.”
In the second video, entitled “Cowboys and Indians,” Mr. Griffin participates in a traditional blessing where he is seen laughing while an individual off camera says, “You better go jump on a [expletive] Democrat now… You’re protected now.” Mr. Griffin responds: “Bring it on Nancy Pelosi.” President Gabe Aguilar stated, “It’s bad enough that he posted that first video… This second video is offensive. Tribal blessings are not comical and are not to be used to make political statements. The Tribe feels like it has no choice but to banish Mr. Griffin.”
Mr. Griffin is an Otero County Commissioner and founder of Cowboys for Trump. The banishment is against Mr. Griffin and does not extend to the Otero County Commission or Cowboys for Trump.
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