Report your symptoms and help slow the spread of COVID-19 The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has launched a short survey designed to track symptoms of COVID-19, even if the person experiencing symptoms is unable or does not need to get a test. Although the data collected... read more →
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Apr
21
Apr
20
The Colorado Department of Labor & Employment announced effective Monday, April 20, it will be taking unemployment benefit applications under the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act), paying the additional $600 per week in unemployment benefits and launch other new points of access for unemployed workers to... read more →
Apr
17
Homeless Solutions for Boulder County (HSBC) - a coalition of multiple government entities including Boulder County, City of Boulder, City of Longmont, along with nonprofits Bridge House Path to Home, Homeless Outreach Providing Encouragement (HOPE), and Boulder Shelter for the Homeless - is seeking volunteers at multiple homeless shelter locations... read more →
Apr
16
Boulder County Public Health epidemiology staff completed the first analysis on Boulder County COVID-19 data by race/ethnicity. About 79% of cases in Boulder County have a known race and ethnicity, which is slightly higher than Colorado as a whole, where roughly 75% of all state cases have been reported with... read more →
Apr
15
Boulder County has been providing a Call Center for the community for the last few weeks. The Call Center has options for the community to access information about the Stay-at-Home order and health questions about COVID-19 from the Boulder County Public Health department, support resources from Boulder County Housing &... read more →
Apr
10
Protect yourself and others when going outdoors We understand these are stressful times and getting outdoors for exercise and fresh air is a great aid to helping us all get through these trying times. Research has shown that when people are stressed, anxious, and socially isolated – as we are right now due to... read more →
Apr
09
Boulder County has updated and published a revised resolution (2020-37) to align its Level 1 fire restrictions with those enacted by surrounding communities and public land managers in western Boulder County. The changes are mostly technical in nature, but a few clarifications are worth pointing out: Recreational shooting is not allowed... read more →
Apr
09
Gov. Polis signed an Executive Order today extending the disaster emergency declaration for COVID-19 for an additional 30 days. The disaster declaration allows Colorado to access additional resources, temporarily waives procurement statutes for purchases related to COVID-19, and authorizes the implementation of the State’s Crisis Standards of Care plan (CSC... read more →
Apr
09
The best place for pets is at home with their families. Every pet owner should try to have a plan in place with friends and/or family to care for their pet(s) in the event they become physically unable to do so due to hospitalization or severe illness. People who have... read more →
Apr
09
These restrictions apply to the unincorporated mountain areas of Boulder County and are being enacted while firefighting and law enforcement resources are limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board of County Commissioners has enacted Level 1 Fire Restrictions, effective immediately, for the unincorporated areas of western Boulder County. While... read more →