Aurora remains under state's Safer at Home and in the Vast, Great Outdoors guidelines
Colorado's dial framework standardizes different levels of "openness" at the county level. The state is providing this tool for counties to use to make life during the pandemic level more sustainable, allowing us to balance, to the greatest extent possible, controlling the virus with our social and economic needs.
Effective Nov. 20, an additional level was added to the dial, which is Level Purple: Extreme Risk.
Estatus del COVID-19 en los Condados
Dial Framework Fact Sheet
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The dial framework has six levels to guide county response to COVID-19. Counties move back and forth between levels, depending on three metrics. As the dial moves left toward Protect Our Neighbors, more people can participate in various activities. The state is in constant communication with counties to determine if/when stricter restrictions are needed.
Adams County: Safer at Home Orange: High risk level (effective Jan. 4, 2021) (with a variance for the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center)
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Arapahoe County: Safer at Home Orange: High risk level (effective Jan. 4, 2021)
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View more information on the change in level for Arapahoe County and what that means.
Douglas County: Safer at Home Orange: High risk level (effective Jan. 4, 2021)
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View your county's level. Additional details are available on Tri-County Health Department's website.
See the Governor's amended order from Oct. 23 for additional information on restrictions based on your county's level of Safer at Home.
Because COVID-19 remains in Colorado, residents are advised to stay home as much as possible, practice good hygiene by washing hands frequently and avoid touching your face, wear a face covering or mask when you leave home, and connect with neighbors and loved ones virtually.
Visit the What you need to know page to learn more about COVID-19 and things you can do to protect yourself and others.
Tri-County Health Department's Frequently Asked Questions document can provide some additional guidance on the Safer-at-Home order. To stay up to date on any additional orders or guidance at the local level, go to Tri-County Health Department's website.
Thank you, Aurora, for doing your part, observing public health guidelines, reaching out to neighbors and friends, lifting up front-line health care workers and first responders, and supporting local businesses during this time.