Tri-County Health Update: Non-Critical businesses located in a jurisdiction still subject to the Stay-At-Home Order (Adams and Arapahoe Counties) should not begin operations until that Order, set to expire on May 9, has been lifted. However, the Stay-At-Home Order permits Non-Critical Businesses to offer curbside pick-up and delivery of products.
- Effective at 12:01 AM, Saturday, May 9th, 2020. Non-critical retail, non-critical office, and personal services may begin to operate in limited capacities provided they can meet CDPHE’s specific requirements.
- Non-Critical Retail may operate and offer goods through delivery service, window service, walk-up service, drive-through service, drive-up service, curbside delivery, or any other manner allowing for strict compliance with mandatory Social Distancing Requirements. Restricting interactions to curbside pick-up or delivery minimizes touch. Non-Critical Retailers are encouraged to continue curbside pick-up or delivery for longer-term service wherever possible.
- Non-Critical Retail may open at fifty percent (50%) capacity for in-person services if the business can demonstrate compliance with all CDPHE’s requirements.
- Non-Critical Office-based Businesses may resume at fifty percent (50%) of their in-office occupancy if the business can demonstrate compliance with the
requirements of CDPHE’s Order - Personal Services may resume subject to CDPHE’s requirements.
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Under the Safer at Home Order, businesses must review the industry-specific guidance for their business and implement all requirements prior to opening. Please visit the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)’s Safer- at Home webpage for industry-specific guidance and best practices for all businesses. Please submit additional questions to the Tri-County Health Department’s (TCHD) COVID Call Center at 303-220-9200 or callcenter@tchd.org.