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Larimer County businesses and restaurants will no longer need to social distance starting Monday as the county moves to lesser statewide restrictions.
While all Larimer County restaurants and gyms have been able to operate at 100% capacity since April 16, all businesses will be able to open at full capacity without any social distancing requirements come Monday, county health department spokesperson Kori Wilford explained Thursday. If more than 100 people are gathered inside a public indoor space, it can operate at full capacity but must enforce social distancing between unvaccinated groups and cannot exceed 500 people. Exceptions to this rule include churches, restaurants with sit-down dining, retail services and school proms or ...
Jefferson, Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder and Broomfield counties confirmed Tuesday they will move from Level Blue to a new phase called Level Clear on Sunday.
However, Bent County currently has the highest 7-day incident rate in the state with 431.2 over the week, forcing Santa Fe Trail Day events and activities to go virtual for the second consecutive year and forcing the Las Animas High School football team to sit out the postseason. When it comes to vaccine distribution, Crowley and Bent are the two lowest counties in Colorado when it comes to percentage of the counties’ population receiving one dose and the counties’ population that is fully vaccinated. According to data from the CDC, Bent County has the lowest total population fully v...
Throughout the pandemic, the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment has been handing out citations to local businesses violating COVID-19 guidelines. Since our last update, on January 20, the agency has remained busy, ticketing and/or shutting down 65 enterprises, for a total of eighty enforcement actions so far in 2021. The most recent citation, against E3 Fitness, a gym on South Broadway, was filed on April 15, the day before the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's dial dashboard, which dictated safety protocols for counties across the state, went from com...