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Shutterstock El Paso County businesses can now apply to increase their capacity limits through the state’s 5 Star program. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment approved the county’s application to administer the state program locally on Monday night, Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC President and CEO Dirk Draper said Feb. 3.  The local program will be available to restaurants, gyms and fitness centers, personal services and in...

Denver businesses submit applications for 5 Star program, hope to increase capacity Applications went live Tuesday morning Denver7 and last updated 2021-02-02 19:30:51-05 DENVER -- Dustin and Amy Barrett didnt know what to expect as they waited at their computer for the chance to submit an application for Denvers 5 Star program. Applications opened Tuesday at 10 a.m. and the Barretts, who run Tables Restaurant, were constantly refreshing their web browsers until the site went live. They joking...

El Paso County leaders announce 5 Star program launch Erin Chapman Posted at 10:04 AM, Feb 02, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-02 22:01:34-05 COLORADO SPRINGS — El Paso County leaders announced the launch of the 5 Star program Tuesday The county was one of many across the state to move into Level Orange on the states dial last month, allowing indoor dining to return. This 5 Star program will allow approved restaurants to operate under Level Yellow restrictions with 50% capacity or 50 peopl...

Restaurants, bars and other businesses that decide to participate in Garfield County’s newly approved 5-Star Program could begin accepting more customers for sit-down service once the county’s COVID-19 incidence rate drops.

Denver officials detail application process for 5 Star program, reopening of Emergency Operations Center On Thursday, Denver officials explained their focus on two important aspects of recovery from the pandemic: getting the economy moving again — which includes opening up applications for the 5 Star program — and ensuring vaccinations for all Denver residents. and last updated 2021-01-28 21:04:09-05 DENVER — On Thursday, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said Denver is focusing on tw...

On Tuesday, February 2, the City and County of Denver will begin accepting online applications for its new 5 Star Certification program. The goal is to allow restaurants and certain other establishments (such as gyms, salons and other businesses operating under capacity limits) that show they are meeting specific COVID-related guidelines, in order to be certified to operate at a less restrictive level on the Colorado COVID dial than the county as a whole. For restaurants, the main advantages ...

Mayor Michael Hancock and a cadre of cohorts revealed that the city is officially back in Level Orange on the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environments dial dashboard. If that level can be maintained for seven days, restaurants, gyms and other businesses that meet the standards set by the states 5-Star Certification Program will be able to operate under Level Yellow standards, which include increasing capacity from 25 percent to 50 percent, among other things. Applications for the 5...

Having avoided a major spike in COVID-19 infections after the holidays, La Plata County’s case count appears to be leveling off, said San Juan...

A long-awaited program that will enable qualifying and approved businesses to operate with fewer COVID-19 restrictions was officially kicked off in Pueblo on Tuesday at 1129 Spirts and Eatery. The restaurant is one of the initial businesses, alongside Brues Alehouse, to join the countys COVID-19 health restrictions variance program. About 30 businesses are currently in the queue to become certified through the program and raise capacity. Dubbed the Five Star Variance Program, Commissioner Garri...

Having avoided a major spike in COVID-19 infections after the holidays, La Plata County’s case count appears to be leveling off, said San Juan...