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The Office Bar and Kitchen, 230 3rd St., Castle Rock The Library Co. Bar & Kitchen, 3911 Ambrosia St., Ste. 101, Castle Rock The Whisky Lodge, 3911 Ambrosia St., Ste. 3, Castle Rock The Gym Co Tavern, 18951 Mainstreet, Unit C, Parker Tailgate Tavern and Grill, 19552 Mainstreet, Parker “It really incentivizes businesses to stay in compliance,” Ludwig said. Earlier this year in Douglas County, C&C Café made national headlines after the owners defied a statewide stay-at-home order and opened the restaurant for in-person dining on Mothers’ Day. The Tri-County Health Department ordered the ...

JeffCo became the third county along the Front Range to apply to CDPHE five-star program which would allow businesses increased capacities.

Some indoor restaurants and gyms can reopen at a decreased capacity immediately after Douglas and Larimer counties were approved for the 5 Star Variance Program.

Douglas, Larimer counties get approval under state's 5 Star Variance Program Allison Sylte Replay Video UP NEXT Douglas County has become the first in the Denver metro area to receive state approval for the 5 Star Variance Program, which means numerous businesses now have the go-ahead to serve patrons indoors. The county said 18 restaurants, 14 gyms and one indoor event venue are now clear to reopen indoors immediately at 25% of their capacity.  More than 100 other businesses are currently undergoing an approval process to also reopen indoors under the program, Douglas Count...

Hart Van Denburg/CPR News A line of outdoor dining shelters at Tables restaurant in Denver, as coronavirus rules prevent customers from dining indoors on Dec. 10, 2020. The Colorado health department has finalized rules for a program that would loosen COVID-19 restrictions for businesses going above and beyond public health orders. To qualify for the new 5 Star State Certification Program, businesses must set up extra safety precautions on top of what is already required by law. Certified businesses will get to expand their operations in exchange, according to the Colorado Department of Publi...