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Commissioners, Councilmembers, Mayors and Administrators,

We know that this is an incredibly stressful time for all of you and we want you to know that CCI is here as a resource for you and your county.

We are continually updating the CCI website with information that we receive from both individual counties and the state. This webpage will be a clearinghouse for emergency declarations, emergency plans and other useful information.

With the Legislature temporarily shut down, CCI staff resources will be focused on support to you during this time. We will have access to real time updates and will continue to share the most current updates and advisories with you here.

Alerts & Quick Links

Pressing  Announcements

    •  Polis Establishes Collaborative Child Care Plan (for the news report, click here)
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      • In the midst of an unprecedented challenge, inspirational and impactful stories of leadership abound. Yesterday, the state announced an emergency program to provide child care for essential employees serving the public – police, fire fighters, EMT, health care providers and staff and others. This initiative is an outcome of county and state leaders who saw the need in their communities and then set out to address it. Positive and reassuring stories like this emerge daily! CCI salutes the hard working public servants who are working tirelessly to implement ‘on the ground’ solutions for their communities.
    • Gov’s Office: All 64 Colorado counties have been advanced for inclusion in the SBA’s EIDL loan program
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      • The counties highlighted within the Governor’s letter were identified solely because they touch all 64 counties in the state – a procedural requirement of the SBA process to illustrate contiguous county impact. State officials worked with county representatives to quickly secure the required examples of immediate harm that allowed the Governor to advance the entirety of the state for SBA approval. The Governor’s letter enabled a process that will benefit all 64 Colorado counties
    • March 16th Colorado Supreme Court Order: Operation of State Courts
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      • Statute requires a ‘speedy trial’ defined as within 6 months. And, when a defendant requests a jury trial, that has to be honored. Courts are being asked to get as much business off their dockets as fast as they can. So, most closures right now are for 48 hours or so to give courts time to come back with a plan on how to clear their docket.

Sources for Updates

Quick Links

County Closure Information 

Emergency Declarations/Orders

List of Counties (Declarations Linked)

  • Public Health Orders

    List of Counties (PHOs Linked)

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    Press Releases

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    County Practices & Resources

    Employee Guidelines

    Meetings

    Property Taxes

    Resource Bank

    Declarations/Letters of Support

     

    Federal Resources 

    CARES Act

    Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)

    Federal Emergency Management Agency

    Small Business Administration 

     

    State Resources

    Governor’s Office

    Colorado Department of Labor & Employment

    Colorado Department of Health & Environment

    Colorado Department of Public Safety 

    Colorado Department of Education

    Colorado Department of Human Services, Department of Health Care Policy & Financing 

    Additional Resources

    Local Health Departments

    Tri-County Health (Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas) 

    Northeast Colorado Health Department (Morgan, Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, Yuma)

    National Association of Counties 

    Colorado Retail Council 

     

    County COVID-19 Webpages 

    List of Counties (Webpages Linked)

    More Information