New! Public Health Order For Employees

With the COVID-19 surging across much of the nation, Denver has issued a Public Health Order requiring all city employees, as well as private-sector workers in high-risk settings, to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 30.

Learn more about the public health order and frequently asked questions.

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New! Public Health order For Employees.
With the COVID-19 surging across much of the nation, Denver has issued a Public Health Order requiring all city employees, as well as private-sector workers in high-risk settings, to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 30.
Learn more about the public health order and frequently asked questions.

Getting Tested

Learn about testing options available for Denver residents and beyond; ASL information available

Get a Vaccination

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines and Denver's vaccination plans; ASL information available.

Guidance & Resources

Find the latest advice on guarding against the virus, ways to adjust to the new normal, and assistance and relief for specific needs.

Public Health Orders & Response

Access and understand the plans and public health orders put forth by the City and County of Denver and the State of Colorado.

State Information and Guidance

Access the latest COVID-19 information from the State of Colorado, including in these key areas:

Denver Response

Streets & Parking During COVID-19

See what streets are temporarily closed due to COVID-19, and learn what parking and street activities are being enforced.

Response & Plans

Access details on the Denver response and plans to address the impact of COVID-19.

Public Health Orders

See the latest on the county, city, and state public health orders that are in place to curb the progress of COVID-19.

Denver Health Data

Follow the COVID-19 trends and the latest in Denver health data, courtesy of Denver Public Health.

Community Outreach

Find and share resources to help residents better understand and address concerns about COVID-19, especially communities of color and older adults.

For Residents

Food Assistance

Seek out food assistance resources including food pantries, as well as non-profit, school and city programs.

Getting Tested

Learn about testing options available for Denver residents and beyond; ASL information available

High Risk Populations

Acquire information and support for groups that are more susceptible to the effects of COVID-19.

How to Help

Learn about ways you can help with donations and volunteering during this difficult time.

For Businesses

Small Business Relief

The Small Business Emergency Relief Fund (SBERF) launched on March 20, 2020, as a proactive measure to weather the economic crisis that COVID-19 would bring.

Denver 5 Star Certification Program

Through certification, local businesses can increase capacity by meeting safety standards.

Resources for Employers

View resources for employers and keep up with the latest guidelines and Public Health Orders.

Temporary Outdoor License

Learn about the city's temporary program to allow restaurants and bars to operate in outdoor settings.

Vaccine information

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines and Denver's vaccination plans; ASL information available.

Denver News & Updates

Mayor Hancock Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement for Employees

Published on August 02, 2021

With the COVID-19 Delta variant surging across much of the nation, Mayor Michael B. Hancock today announced that all city employees, as well as private-sector workers in high-risk settings, will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 30.

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Denver Focuses on Health Equity/Vaccination Funding

Published on July 26, 2021

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock today announced an additional half-million dollars in COVID funding to increase vaccinations in communities where rates remain low as concerns mount over the highly contagious Delta variant.

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