Most* Libraries are now open. Hours have changed. See temporary hours here.
*Ernie Pyle, Special Collections and Alamosa remain closed temporarily.
Holds may be picked up and materials may be checked out and returned.
Computers and seating are temporarily not available. Please make your visit brief.
We encourage everyone who can to stay home and use our online digital resources.
*Ernie Pyle, Special Collections and Alamosa remain closed temporarily.
Holds may be picked up and materials may be checked out and returned.
Computers and seating are temporarily not available. Please make your visit brief.
We encourage everyone who can to stay home and use our online digital resources.
- the Public Library
- LibGuides
- Subject Guides - 25/50/25
- Resources for Non-Profits and Individuals Struggling Due To COVID-19
- COVID-19 Resources - Overview
Resources for Non-Profits and Individuals Struggling Due To COVID-19
A list of resources for people who need help during COVID-19
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Updates on Federal and State COVID-19 Business AssistanceThe New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) hosted a webinar on federal and state COVID-19 Business Assistance on Friday, April 3.
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N.M. small businesses urged to apply quickly for federal stimulus loansThe stimulus bill, or Cares Act, allocates $349 billion for loans to small businesses. But businesses have until only June 30 to access the money, and loans will be made on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Overview
These are stressful times, but there are resources that can help
"The NM Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) strives to keep New Mexicans connected with state museums, historic sites, and cultural institutions while they are temporarily closed due to public health concerns related to COVID-19. It is the mission of DCA to continue celebrating the cultural integrity and diversity of our state.
DCA has been working to bring an online experience to constituents which will allow access to its divisions from computers and mobile devices.
This is a collection of online resources currently available for the public."
-The New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs Website
Need some good free WiFi access while the Public Library is closed? Click here for locations and passwords.
Questions?
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New to Working Remotely? These Resources Can HelpAlmost overnight, remote work has become mainstream. Companies around the world are encouraging their employees to work from home to prioritize the health and safety of their workforce and communities amid coronavirus. Working through this rapid change can be hard and we’re moving quickly to help members get information they can trust, stay connected to their community and learn now to be more productive and successful in their jobs.
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Finding a Job during Challenging Economic TimesWhether you've been laid off or had your hours reduced, learn strategies for finding a job during challenging economic times. Discover how to create a recovery plan, cultivate resilience, explore career options, update your resume, network virtually, and improve your job search and interview skills.
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Remote Working: Setting Yourself and Your Teams Up for Success
Optimize working remotely, whether you’re new to remote work or not, and whether you’re leading a team or part of a team involving distributed team members. Discover how to be productive and stay connected when working from home or other remote environments. -
Morningstar Investment Research Center
Morningstar's Editorial and Research teams are focused on helping investors understand the implications and opportunities in this volatile period. New commentary is available daily daily on the "Articles & Videos" tab in Morningstar Investment Research Center.
