Pitkin County

COVID Response And Recovery

Newsflashes

May 25, 2020State Grants Pitkin County Variance to Governor’s Safer at Home Order

The Colorado Department of Public …

May 22, 20205.21.2020 Community Meeting Recap

A recap of the Community …

Five Commitments To Containment

“Box it In”

Containing the outbreak will require committed action from the entire community. Follow the five commitments below, and together we will “Box it In.”

I will maintain six feet of social distance

I will wash my hands often

I will cover my face in public

I will stay home when I am sick

I will get tested immediately when I have symptoms

Reopening Time Line

Pitkin County is dedicated to re-opening activities in a safe manner through a gradual lifting of restrictions. The community’s well-being will be carefully monitored through the criteria listed below. Upon successfully meeting the outlined criteria, the next phase of re-opening can begin.

View more detailed reopening restrictions by sector here

Sustained Decrease

Pitkin County sees a sustained decrease in the number of new COVID-19 cases for at least 14 days

Hospital Capacity

Hospitals are safely able to treat patients without resorting to crisis standards of care

Testing

Testing is performed for all people with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 infection

Case Monitoring

Active and timely monitoring can be accomplished for all COVID-19 cases and their contacts

Protocols

Clear protocols are in place that require social distancing and assist with case identification

May 9, 2020

Phase One Guidance:

Gathering Size Limit: 10
Face Coverings: Required in all public buildings, businesses, and outside if you go within
6 feet of others for longer than 10 minutes
Travel: Limit travel to essential trips, recreate only within RFV
Visitors: Not permitted
Senior Centers: Essential Personnel only. Visitation is not permitted