Generations Personal Care, Inc.

10/30/2026

Get vaccinated 🫶🏼

NEW DATE: Our free flu shot clinic is now this Saturday, October 31!
Skip the tricks and get a treat for your health this Halloween. San Juan Regional Medical Center’s annual FREE flu shot clinic has been rescheduled, and we’d love to see you there.

Location: Medical Office Building, 407 South Schwartz Avenue, Farmington
Time: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Free flu vaccines for adults 18 and older

No appointment needed. Shots are first-come, first-served. Just park in our lot, walk in the main entrance and get your vaccine right in the atrium. You’ll be in and out in no time!

Share this with friends and family so they don’t miss the new date!

10/29/2026

🙏🏻

Shiprock Pool would like to offer the community members affected by the recent flooding to utilize showers at Shiprock Pool. There will be no charge and we can start today through November 8. We understand that clean water and sanitation is critical during this recovery period and Shiprock Pool would like the community to have a warm place to shower and wash up.
Please provide a towels and toiletries (shampoo, soap, etc.)

10/29/2026

Don’t forget to vote 🗳️ 📍‼️

ATTN: Voters voting by mail in the 2026 General Election! We are just over a week away from Election Day, November 3rd. If you have not returned your mailed ballot and still intend to do so, you are now encouraged to utilize one of the following in-person options:

➡ Take it your County Clerk's Office.
➡ Return it to a polling location in your county.
➡ Insert it into an official election drop box in your county.

Mailed ballots must be received by 7:00 pm on Election Day.

10/29/2026

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10/29/2026

Upcoming weather information posted, be aware what to do 🙏🏻

10/27/2026

Be safe 🫶

10/27/2026

Latest Update – Power & Water Outages
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 @ 1:15 pm

Please be advised that there are numerous active water and power outages remaining across NTUA’s service territory. Utility Crews have been responding however restoration efforts are challenging road conditions. Efforts have been hampered by flooding, standing water, damaged or impassable roads; however, crew members will work to restore services as soon as safely possible. We ask for your understanding.

A power outages in the following location(s):

Shiprock
• Bluff East (due to flooding)
• South Shiprock community (poles down from flooding)
• West Valley

Chinle
• Black Mesa

Tuba City
• Timberline

A water outages in following location(s):

Tuba City
• Kerley Valley
• Navajo Springs
• Moenave
• Hidden Springs
• Tuba City-AZ Blvd
• Lechee Community
• Cedar Ridge
• East Highway 89 Widow Hill
• Little Black Spot
• Tuba City East Drive- shut off a 2” line for a NECA tap in

Chinle
• Chilchinbeto – Sandstone, Yellowhair
• South and West Pinon Communities
• Black Mesa
• Tachee
• Blue Gap, Cotton Wood, Fish Point

Dilkon
• North Teesto
• Black Falls in Tolani Lake West
• Klagetoh

Crownpoint
• Mariano Lake
• Lake Valley
• Counselor Copper Hill
• Pueblo Pintado
• Hard Ground Canyon
• Pinedale
• Ojo Encino
• White Horse Lake
• Torreon

Ft Defiance
• East Tohlakai
• Coyote Canyon (roads inaccessible)
• Pine Springs/Houck

Kayenta
• Rainbow City Church in Paiute Canyon
• Dennehotso, Baby Rocks, Greasewood Flats
• South Oljato
• Mystery Valley
• Narrow Canyon


Shiprock / Red Mesa
• Sanostee and Porcupine Ridge areas
• Toadlena
• Table Mesa- No Water/Low water PSI
• Two grey hills
• Huerfano
• Blanco Canyon
• Otis Camp
• Nageezi
• Gallagos Wash
• Oaksprings
• Montezuma Creek
• Red Mesa
• Cudei
• Shiprock Non-Profit Housing
• Hovenweep
• Burnham
• Red Valley
• Aneth
• Casa Del Echo
• West Sweetwater
• Holly Village
• South Red Mesa, West Teec Nos Pos and the surrounding areas

10/26/2026

Good Evening Generations Team,

The severe weather and destruction experienced on October 23, 24, and 25, 2026, have disrupted our ability to make direct contact with some of our clients. Many of our clients rely on family members and caregivers for daily support. Unfortunately, many roads remain impassable, bridges have been damaged or destroyed, and homes have been lost.

Since Saturday, the staff at Generations has continued reaching out to our clients to check on their safety and well-being, while also ensuring the safety of our employees. We encourage both employees and clients to reach out to our office if assistance is needed. Please do not hesitate to let us know how we can help during this difficult time.

I am deeply grateful for the safety and dedication of our staff and for the trust, care, and support of our clients and their families. During this challenging time, we welcome any additional guidance, suggestions, or offers of support that may help us better serve our clients and the communities affected by this devastating weather.

**Office Contact and Assistance**

If you are an employee, client, or family member/caregiver and need assistance, have concerns about someone’s safety, or have updates regarding a client’s well-being, please contact the Generations office at 505-327-1199.

If you are unable to reach a client due to road closures, damaged bridges, loss of phone service, or other storm-related conditions, please notify the office so we can coordinate follow-up and determine what assistance may be needed.

**After-Hours Contact:**
If you need assistance outside regular office hours, please contact oncall.

Please do not put yourself at risk attempting to travel through unsafe conditions. If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911.

Thank you for keeping communication open and helping us look out for the safety and well-being of our employees, clients, and their families.

Also, thank you all for your continued compassion, commitment, and support for one another.

With gratitude,

Patty

10/26/2026

If you missed today's live briefing, here is a summary:

Rescue Status:
Zero additional water rescues took place over the preceding 24 hours. River systems across the county are continuing to steadily recede.

Secondary Searches:
First responders are currently running secondary grid searches across affected sectors to verify no unevacuated individuals remain stranded.

Evacuation Zones Closed:
Evacuated neighborhoods remain strictly closed to the general public due to active structural and environmental hazards. Residents are explicitly instructed not to return to evacuated properties until safety inspections are complete and orders are officially lifted.

Security Patrols:
Local law enforcement is actively patrolling restricted areas, with the National Guard deployed to supplement local police and prevent unauthorized access or looting.

Disaster Assistance:
Officials addressed the coordinated emergency declarations—highlighting Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's formal request for federal emergency disaster action and financial assistance through the President and FEMA, which was just approved by the President today.

Landfill Status:
The San Juan County Landfill is open and accepting flood-damaged waste; however, standard disposal costs currently apply to homeowners. Transfer stations can accept spoiled food but NOT flood-damaged waste.

Free Debris Program:
County officials noted that a free debris removal program is actively being planned and instructed residents to stand by for official rollout details.

Upcoming Rain:
Emergency managers warned that the weather forecast indicates potential rain returning between Thursday and Sunday, meaning river levels and ground saturation will remain under close watch.

Major Closures:
Road 5500 remains closed at Lee Acres.
Road 6675 (APS Bridge) remains closed.

DOT Inspections Required: Neither bridge will reopen until certified structural safety inspections are completed by the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT).

School & Facility Operational Status
Please check with your child’s school district for operational info moving forward.

McGee Park:
The emergency shelter remains fully active and operational with plenty of capacity for displaced individuals and families.

Electric Utilities (FEUS):
Crews are checking the infrastructure in outaged areas and are shutting power off or removing meters if there is damage on the customer side of the meter. Customers are responsible for fixing problems on the home side of the meter. FEUS will be setting up a dedicated customer line soon.

Natural Gas:
New Mexico Gas reported only limited residential outages.

Drinking Water Safety:
Municipal tap water supplies remain safe to drink, however private well water may be contaminated by floodwaters; the county has requested testing assistance from the State.

Floodwater Hazards:
Floodwaters must be treated as contaminated by raw sewage and hazardous materials; do not walk, swim, or allow children or pets near water or wet silt.

Protective Equipment:
Anyone handling authorized cleanup must wear waterproof boots, heavy waterproof gloves, and eye protection.

Symptoms:
Anyone developing fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or localized infection near an open wound must seek immediate medical care.

Community Resources:
Residents seeking relief assistance, wishing to volunteer, or offering donations are instructed to call 2-1-1 (and leave a message if lines are busy) rather than calling 911.

You can watch the complete media briefing here: https://www.youtube.com/live/G7V9pgmGRwQ