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Get our free mobile app As of May 11, 2021, 60 percent of Larimer County residents have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine, so this doesn't mean that 60 percent of residents are fully vaccinated — yet. This also only takes into account residents over the age of 16. Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce is asking residents to get vaccinated and 'Drive to 65,' so we can 'Keep NoCo Open.' This trend is reflected nationally, as 9NEWS reported that over 150 million Americans have gotten at least the first does of the COVID-19 vaccine, while a recent poll found that vaccine hesitancy is down.

Over 2 Million Coloradans Have Been Fully Vaccinated Get our free mobile app The New release came from Colorado's Governor, Jared Polis. There are approximately 4.7 million Coloradans over the age of 16 and eligible for the vaccine. With over 2 million being fully vaccinated, this means that 43 percent of the eligible population of Colorado is now fully vaccinated and 57 percent have at least some level of protection against the COVID-19 virus. Getty Images Governor Jared Polis said, "I want to congratulate every Coloradan who has received their vaccine. Not only are you protecting yourself,...

CSU Will Require Students/Faculty To Be Vaccinated Fall 2021 On Wednesday, April 28, Colorado State University made a huge announcement: their Fort Collins and Pueblo campuses will officially require faculty, staff, and students to be vaccinated before returning to school. This follows news from the Associated Press that Wyoming will not require those on its college campuses to be fully vaccinated, despite giving incentives: Community college administrators told the Wyoming Tribune Eagle that they're working to provide students and employees with resources to make informed decisions about whe...

Purple The Colorado COVID-19 Dial can move in either direction based on main factors including the number of new cases, percent of positivity of COVID-19 tests, and impact on hospitals. Starting on April 17, locally managed responses and restrictions will now be handled via cities, municipalities, and Colorado counties. All of eastern Colorado, with the exception of Las Animas County, is currently at Level Green. Eleven Counties on the Front Range are currently in Level Yellow. Those counties include Pueblo, Teller, El Paso, Elbert, Douglas, Denver, Adams, Broomfield, Boulder, Larimer, and ...

So how does Colorado and, to a more specific extent, Governor Polis feel about this?