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Here s what Denver metro counties will do after state s COVID-19 dial goes away
Jefferson County Public Health and Tri-County Public Health outlined a regional plan, while Douglas County has opted out. Author: Jennifer Campbell-Hicks Updated: 4:26 PM MDT April 13, 2021
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. Jefferson County Public Health (JCPH) and the Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) released some details on Tuesday on how the Denver metro area will move forward with pandemic restrictions after the mandatory statewide COVID-19 dial comes to an end.
Many county health departments throughout the state are issuing their own guidance as the state executive order mandating that counties adhere to the limits set out by Dial 3.0 ends on Friday.
Jefferson County also moving to Level Blue on Friday, opening capacity limits to 100%
Mary OConnell
and last updated 2021-04-13 17:40:39-04
GOLDEN, Colo. â With the state handing COVID-19 authority over to local governments this week, Jefferson County Public Health on Tuesday issued a public health order that will move the county toward a full reopening, beginning Friday.
From Friday to May 15, the county will operate under Level Blue capacity levels, and there won t be changes to that status for that 30-day period.
Level Blue allows for 100% capacity at restaurants (with social distancing still enforced) and gyms and 50%, or 500 people, for indoor events. Last call for alcohol is 2 a.m. under Level Blue, and all grade levels in schools would be in-person.
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COVID In Colorado: Counties Prepare Local COVID Dials As State COVID Dial Is Set To Expire
CBS Denver 2 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) – The Tri-County Health Department is working with other metro Denver agencies to come up with a consistent COVID-19 dial when the state’s COVID dial expires this Friday.
“We know people live in one county, and work in another county, and go out with friends in a third county,” said Dr. John Douglas. “What Tri-County’s COVID dial would do is simply extend the dial capacity limitations for one month. As of Saturday, each of our counties would move to a less restrictive level for thirty days, and be closer to be full reopening, but not quite there.”