Those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 need not wear a mask in Chaffee County under most circumstances, a Chaffee County Public Health press release stated.
In response to the most recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and the May 14 amended public health order issued by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Chaffee County Public Health has updated its masking order, which became effective Tuesday.
Under Chaffee Public Health Order 2020-08, vaccinated individuals may go without any type of face covering in most settings.
The modification to the indoor mask requirement aligns with the state and current scientific stance.
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Chaffee County Public Health adopted an updated local Public Health Order in response to the current Center for Disease Control guidelines and recent Colorado state-wide amended Public Health Order issued May 14 by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
The Chaffee Public Health Order 2020-08 Amendment #19, effective today, May 18th, modifies the indoor mask requirement to align with the state and current scientific stance, CCPH stated in a press release Tuesday afternoon.
The order now allows vaccinated individuals to go without any type of face covering in most settings. However, any individual 11 years or older, who is unvaccinated is still encouraged to wear a face covering within indoor spaces where members of different households are present.
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