Guidelines in a new public order regarding “drive-in” gatherings, including parking lots, religious and funeral services, graduations and promotions, fireworks displays and others, include:
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The Navajo Nation is not the only tribe that has historical and cultural ties to Chaco Canyon, as well as being preoccupied with battling the pandemic. Pueblo tribes consider Chaco Canyon as their ancestral home, but have also been working toward fighting COVID-19, which has disproportionally careened onto Native lands.
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It was actually the pandemic and the shortage of officers that made Francisco realize holding off on the academy wasn’t the best approach. The Nation’s need for more public safety is a call that has been echoed not just by Navajo politicians, but by the Navajo people as well.
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The Budget and Finance Committee was the first stop for President Jonathan Nez’s bill (No. 0116-20) establishing the Navajo Nation CARES fund. It was approved 4-1 with two amendments.
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The daily curfews, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., will still be in place and stores will continue to be closed at this time as well. Nez asked that the gas pumps at these stores be shut off during those curfew times.
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