I'm sorry, but my training data only goes up to 2021, and I do not have information on the current status of fires in New Mexico. However, I can provide you with general information on forest fires in the state.New Mexico is prone to forest fires due to its dry climate, high temperatures, and strong winds. The state experiences fires throughout the year, but the majority occur during the summer months when the weather is at its driest. The fires can be caused by both natural causes, such as lightning strikes, and human-caused, such as campfires and fireworks.The New Mexico State Forestry Division is responsible for managing and responding to forest fires in the state. They work closely with federal and local agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, and local fire departments, to protect lives, property and natural resources. They use a variety of tools and techniques to suppress fires, such as fire lines, water drops, and controlled burns.It's important to note that during the fire season, the State Forestry Division may implement fire restrictions, which limit activities that can cause fires in certain areas, such as using campfires, smoking, and operating off-road vehicles. It's also important for people to be aware of fire conditions and take precautions to prevent fires.In conclusion, New Mexico is prone to forest fires due to its dry climate, high temperatures, and strong winds. The state experiences fires throughout the year, but the majority occur during the summer months. The fires can be caused by both natural causes, such as lightning strikes, and human-caused, such as campfires and fireworks.