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NM State Fire Marshal now a part of DHSEM
The NM State Fire Marshal is now part of DHSEM and has a new policy in regards to onsite access.
For one-time visitors, DHSEM staff is required to escort the visitor(s) to and from the front gate. Please coordinate with the office or individual you plan to visit before your arrival.
When you have arrived at the Onate Complex please call (505) 476-9600. Please plan to arrive early to allow for entry into the Onate Complex and signing into the DHSEM Building.
New Address: 13 Bataan Blvd, Santa Fe, NM 87508 and PO Box 27111, Santa Fe, NM 87502
Press Releases
New Mexicans Affected by Wildfires Can Visit FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers Starting May 14
SANTA FE, New Mexico – FEMA will be operating multiple Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRC) to assist New Mexicans affected by wildfires. Residents may visit any one of the MDRCs to speak face-to-face with FEMA specialists. Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers will be...
Guidance for residents returning to their homes after destructive fires.
Homeowners should be aware of the immediate and long-term health risks associated with exposure to residential wildfire ash and debris. Residential wildfire debris may contain some or all of the following: Tiny particles of dust, dirt and soot that can easily become...
State providing drinking water for repopulated communities affected by wildfires
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 13, 2022 State providing drinking water for repopulated communities affected by wildfires Drinking water available for customers of systems under precautionary water advisory SANTA FE – Beginning today, the state will deliver drinking water...
Deadline extended for New Mexico Department of Agriculture Healthy Soil Program grant applications
New deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday, May 19, 2022 LAS CRUCES – Due to multiple wildfires burning around the state, and the unfortunate reality that many New Mexicans have been impacted by this emergency situation, the New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) extended...
New Mexicans encouraged to give space to wildlife affected by New Mexico fires
SANTA FE – The Department of Game and Fish encourages the public to be mindful of wildlife displaced by fires. Like humans, wild animals are also fleeing wildfires burning around the state. Wildlife is incredibly resilient to fire, but need space to find new habitat...
State works with local and national partners to stand up free hot meal sites for those affected by wildfires
Sites in Eagle Nest, Peñasco, Raton, Red River and Taos are open to all SANTA FE – As wildfires continue to displace thousands of New Mexicans, the state has worked with local and national partners to coordinate six sites in northern New Mexico communities that will...
Mountain Districts Increase Fire Danger Rating to Very High
Mt. Taylor, Magdalena, Mountainair and Sandia Ranger Districts Albuquerque, NM – May 12, 2022 –The Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands has moved to Very High Fire Danger Rating on Mt. Taylor, Magdalena, Mountainair and Sandia Ranger Districts. The Fire...
State provides additional information on “Precautionary Water Advisories” for public water systems impacted by wildfires
San Miguel & Mora Counties – The New Mexico Environment Department confirms a Precautionary Water Advisory is in place for the following public water systems located in San Miguel and Mora Counties: System Name County Population Served Pendaries MDWCA San...
Wildfire JIC cautions residents about potential health risks from fires
Residential wildfire debris may be dangerous Santa Fe – The Wildfire Joint Information Center provides guidance to residents returning to their homes after destructive fires. Homeowners should be aware of the immediate and long-term health risks associated with...
Wildfire JIC cautions residents about potential health risks from fires
Residential wildfire debris may be dangerous Santa Fe – The Wildfire Joint Information Center provides guidance to residents returning to their homes after destructive fires. Homeowners should be aware of the immediate and long-term health risks associated with...