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Reopening Resources
Shared Resources for Government Offices, Businesses & Communities
Reopening Strategies and Guidelines (Boulder County)
Guidance for Reopening Businesses and Reengaging in Public Life (Elbert County)
Safer-at-Home Reopening Guidelines (Kiowa County)
Reopening Guidance Document (Larimer County)
Plan to Reopen – Guidelines for all Phases and Sectors (Mesa County)
Roadmap to Reopening (Summit County)
Reopening Plan (Washington County)
Transition Trail Map (Eagle County)
Resources:
Memo re-Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Roles of County Officials during Public Health Emergency (Eagle County)
Examples:
Telecommuting-Teleworking Policy (Otero County)
Guidelines (Adams County)
Resolution Re-Work Schedule & Leave Policy (Alamosa County)
Essential Employees Exception Letter Template (Arapahoe County)
Essential Employee Authorization Letter (Boulder County)
Critical and Essential Operations List by Department (Grand County)
Guidance to Elected Officials and Department Directors (Grand County)
Essential Employee Letter Template (Hurefano)
Guidance Memo to County Staff (Otero County)
Telecommuting-Teleworking Policy (Otero County)
Temporary Leave Policy & Employee Guidelines (Park County)
Resources for Public Meetings:
FAQ from Colorado Attorney General
Examples:
Emergency Meetings Procedures (Alamosa County)
Procedure for Emergency Meetings Resolution (Moffat County)
Procedure for Emergency and Remote Meetings (Morgan County)
Virtual Meetings Resolution (Ouray County)
Virtual Meetings Resolution (La Plata County)
Guidance based on Occupational Health & Safety Act
Guidance from Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
Examples:
Roadmap for Opening Businesses Plan (Garfield County)
Business Guidance (Montrose County)
Business Policy Template (Yuma County)
Employee Daily Health Screening
Guidance for Retail Businesses Offering Curbside & Delivery Service Under STAY AT HOME and SAFER AT HOME Orders (April 26th) (Tri-County Public Health)
Notice to School Districts on Graduation, Notice to Places of Worship (Elbert County, May 20th)
Guidance for Schools & Childcare Programs (CDC)
Guidance for Colleges, Universities & Higher Learning (CDC)
Examples:
Guidance for Schools (Tri-County Public Health)
Guidance regarding Planned Spring Breaks (Tri-County Public Health)
Partnership to Propose Solutions to High School Graduations (El Paso County)
5-Star State Certification Program
5-Star Briefing
Below are materials from a Zoom Briefing regarding the 5-Star State Certification Program with Kacey Wulff, Sr. Advisor for COVID-19
Applications
View applications to the 5-Star Certification State Program, organized by county below. To learn about the program or submit an
Pilot Program (Mesa County)
Shared Materials Program Website & Promotional Video Program Summary & FAQ Rating System Acceptance Agreement Sample Advertisement
Proposed Details of Statewide Program
CDPHE Certification Program – Discussion Draft Statewide 5-Star Certification Framework – Draft Proposal
Safer at Home Variance Applications
Safer at Home status allows for a local variance process for communities to tailor social distancing policies to local conditions to promote wellness and economic stability.
Currently, the state is only granting site-specific variances. Most of the variance applications below are no longer active. To view a list of active, site-specific county variances, please visit the state’s COVID-19 dial webpage.
Click here for the state’s slide deck on the variance application process.
View applications & decisions, organized by county below.
Adams: Decision
Alamosa: Application
Arapahoe: Application | Decision
Baca: Decision
Bent, Crowley & Otero: Application | Decision
Broomfield: Decision
Chaffee: Application | Decision
Cheyenne: Application | Decision
Clear Creek:
Decision (re-Community Centers, Tours, Panning Lessons)
Decision (re-Outdoor Gatherings)
Custer: Decision
Delta: Application | Decision
Denver:
Decision (re-Botanical Gardens)
Decision (re-Denver Zoo)
Decision (re-Museums, Park, Restaurants, Mall, Gyms, Indoor Pools, National Western Complex)
Dolores: Application | Decision
Douglas:
Decision (re-Indoor Mall, Restaurants, Houses of Worship, Gyms)
Decision (re-Large Gatherings, Event Venues, Receptions, Life Rites, Libraries, Bowling Alleys)
Eagle:
Elbert:
First Variance Application (Follow Up Letter, Supplement)
First Variance Decision
Second Variance Application
Second Variance Decision
Third Variance Decision
El Paso:
Decision (re-Graduations)
Decision (re-Restaurants)
Decision (re0Zoo & Houses of Worship)
Amendment to Houses of Worship Variance
Decision (re-Personal Recreation, Indoor & Outdoor Events, Amusement Parks, Restaurants, Transportation for Outdoor Recreation)
Fremont:
Application Purpose & Background, Restaurants, Places of Worship, Fitness Facilities, Recreation, Outfitters
Decision (May Variance)
Decision (re-Tasting Rooms, Movie Theatres, Bowling Alleys)
Decision (re-Gatherings)
Garfield:
Application Letter, Suppression Plan, Restaurants, Places of Worship, Fitness Facilities, Recreation, Outfitters, Tourist Attractions
Decision (re-Restaurants, Houses of Worship, Gyms, Recreation Areas & Outfitters)
Decision (re-Public Gatherings & Large Tourist Attractions)
Gilpin: Decision
Grand County: Decision
Gunnison: Decision
Hinsdale:
Decision (re-Restaurants, Places of Worship & Short-Term Rentals)
Decision (re-Gatherings, Theaters)
Huerfano & Las Animas: Decision
Jefferson: Decision
Kiowa: Decision
Kit Carson:
Application Letter, Protocol for Businesses, Proposed Reopening Plan
Decision (Outdoor Gatherings, Gyms, Bowling Alleys, Theaters)
Lake: Decision
Larimer: Decision
Lincoln:
Application (re-Restaurant)
Decision (Re-Restaurant)
Application (re-Gatherings)
Decision (re-Gatherings)
Logan: Application | Decision
Mesa:
Mineral: Application | Decision
Moffat:
Decision (re- Retail, Gyms, Theaters, Places of Worship)
Decision (re-Restaurant)
Decision (re- Gatherings, Events, Youth Recreation)
Montezuma: Application Letter, Proposed Reopening Plan
Montrose:
Decision Restaurants, Gyms, Houses of Worship
Morgan: Application
Ouray: Decision
Park:
Decision (re- Community Centers)
Decision (re- Events & Life Rites)
Phillips: Decision
Pitkin: Application | Decision
Prowers:
Application Cover Letter, Letter of Support, Proposed Reopening Plan
Pueblo: Application | Decision
Rio Blanco:
Decision (re- Gatherings, Offices, Retail, Personal Services, Restaurants, Bars, Recreation, Child Care, Real Estate, Houses of Worship, Gyms, Summer Sports & Youth Activities)
Rio Grande: Application | Decision
Routt: Decision
San Juan: Decision
Saguache: Application
Sedgwick:
Decision (re- Restaurants, Bars & Gyms)
Decision (re- Gatherings for Special Events, Theaters, Town Festivals)
Summit:
Application Letter, Suppression Plan, Roadmap to Recovery, Physical Distancing Protocol, Lodging Stabilization Plan, Restaurant Indoor Dining Stabilization Plan
Teller:
Application, Casino Application
Decision (re-Restaurants, Places of Worship, Gyms, Movie Theaters)
Decision (re-Movie Theaters & Casinos)
Yuma:
Protect Our Neighbors Designation
Protect Our Neighbors (PON) is for communities that can demonstrate strong public health and health care systems—paired with low virus levels—to take greater control of their own reopening plans. This program pairs the level of reopening with the level of underlying preparedness.
Please visit the state’s Protect Our Neighbors webpage to see which counties have PON certification, review guidance for certification, and/or apply for certification.
Mesa County Application
Gilpin County Application
Letter of Support — Gilpin County Commissioners
Letter of Support – Black Hawk City Manager
Letter of Support – Black Hawk Emergency Manager
Letter of Support – Black Hawk Mayor
Letter of Support – Colorado Gaming Association
Letter of Attestation – Central City Mayor
Letter of Attestation – Gilpin County Public Health Administrator
Letter of Attestation – Gilpin County Sheriff & Emergency Manager
Economic Relief
Economic Relief
Federal Programs
Rental Assistance Program
The Emergency Rental Assistance program makes available $25 billion to assist households that are unable to pay rent and utilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds are provided directly to States, U.S. Territories, local governments, and Indian tribes. Grantees use the funds to provide assistance to eligible households through existing or newly created rental assistance programs.
- Webinar with State Division of Housing on Emergency Rental Assistance (for password, e-mail dgervais@ccionline.org)
- Emergency Housing Assistance Program Application
- Additional Information on Colorado Emergency Housing Assistance & Property Owner Preservation Programs
- U.S. Treasury Information for Local Governments
- U.S. Treasury Frequently Asked Questions
- Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Webpage --EHAP, Pop, etc.
- Colorado County Dashboard--Emergency Rental Assistance Applications, Funds Demanded & Awarded, etc.
- U.S. Treasury Data & Methodology for Allocations
- Units of Local Government Eligible for Direct Allocations
- Payments to States & Eligible Local Governments