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Moffat County moved into Level Blue under new dial dashboard - Vimarsana News

Moffat County moved into Level Blue under new dial dashboard

Starting Saturday, Moffat County could see more people inside businesses, restaurants, gyms, and more, thanks to its move to Level Blue in the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s “Dial 2.0″, a move that was announced Friday during Gov. Jared Polis’ press conference. Moffat County is one of 21 Colorado counties that will move into Level Blue under the new “Dial 2.0”, according to the metrics from CDPHE. ““Moffat County continues to be a strong and resilient community and we hear all the time residents are eager to start safely moving forward in 2021,” said...

Boulder County Moves To Dial 2.0's Level Yellow: What To Know - Vimarsana News

Boulder County Moves To Dial 2.0's Level Yellow: What To Know

UpdatedFri, Feb 5, 2021 at 3:14 pm MT Reply This map shows which counties will operate under Level Yellow beginning Saturday. (Image via CDPHE) BOULDER COUNTY, CO — Many Colorado counties, including Boulder County, will shift Saturday from Level Orange to Level Yellow on the state's updated 'Dial 2.0,' public health officials announced Friday. The decision to update the dial was made as Coloradans ages 70 and older continue to receive vaccines, officials said. Coronavirus positivity rates have also been dropping across the state, the latest data shows. Under Dial 2.0, counties are allowed ...

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Pitkin County's COVID cases declining faster than officials predicted - Vimarsana News

Pitkin County's COVID cases declining faster than officials predicted

Pitkin County’s incidence rate of COVID-19 has dropped so dramatically in the last 11 days that it could reach levels that allow indoor restaurant dining by next week.