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New cases of COVID-19 have been on the rise for 3 weeks, with most among Boulder residents & CU students,18-22. To reverse this trend we have issued a new Public Health Order for Boulder that takes effect at 4 p.m. and lasts for 14 days. See
Anyone 18-22 in Boulder may not participate in any gatherings of any size. Also, residents of 36 addresses who have repeatedly violated public health orders or live in a group situation must stay at their residence at all times. See
Due to high call volumes for the results from the new Boulder COVID-19 test sites, you may get a message saying the system is full and please try back later. The system should call you back automatically, if not, please call later in the day. CDPHE is adding additional resources.
As folks start to plan for Halloween, @CDCgov offers the following considerations for celebrating during a pandemic. Get some ideas for safer activities this year. #covid19 #halloween
As we continue to focus on the spread of COVID-19, we have added a new graph to our data page showing the number of new cases affiliated with CU. This will help illustrate the effectiveness of response actions taken. See this and more data at:
@LMBoulder Hi @LMBoulder, Thank you for the question. We recently opened two new free sites and they are seeing test results come back in about 48 hours. See a full list of testing sites here:
Get a free test for COVID-19 at our new drive-thru testing site at the Gerald Stazio Softball Fields, 2445 Stazio Dr., Boulder. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., 7 days per week through Oct. 2. Masks are required as well as a form of identification. Learn more at
Due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, we have now added a drive-thru testing site in east Boulder in addition to the walk-up site on the Hill. Read all of the details at:
New Video Link: Boulder County Public Health, CU Boulder, and the City of Boulder held a press briefing Wednesday on the recent rise of COVID-19 cases in Boulder. View it at:
Free COVID-19 tests are now available in Boulder for all Boulder County residents. There is currently about an hour wait. If you are experiencing severe symptoms, please contact your health care provider or seek medical attention. Learn more at #covid19
Boulder County Public Health, CU Boulder, and the City of Boulder held a press briefing today on the recent rise of COVID-19 cases in Boulder. View it at
Public Health, CU, and the City of Boulder Respond to Increase in COVID Cases. In the last two weeks there has been a significant increase in the number of Boulder County residents who have tested positive for COVID-19. Read the full release at: .
CDPHE has just released the new Colorado County COVID-19 Status page and dial ratings. We are currently at Safer at Home Level 2: Concern. Our three metrics are: 2-week New Cases: 170.3; 2-week Positivity: 2.7%; 12 Days Declining/Stable Hospitalizations.
In response to the increased need for food due to economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been able to expand two fresh fruit and vegetable programs funded by the Boulder's Sugar Sweetened Beverage Tax to fight hunger and chronic disease. More:
This year, throw out the old fashion rules. You can wear white after Labor Day. #covid19
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