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Nov 30, 2020
The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment’s (DDPHE) Office of HIV Resources is asking the community to use this year’s World AIDS Day, Tuesday, December 1, as a reminder that those who are at-risk for contracting HIV, living with HIV or supporting someone living with HIV need to reconnect with their partners, their friends and family, and the community at large in order to stay safe and healthy during these challenging times.
Oct 16, 2020
With Denver’s COVID-19 case numbers rising for three consecutive weeks, Mayor Michael B. Hancock announced new public health measures today that require people to wear face coverings in more settings and reduce the number of people who can gather from 10 to five.
Oct 12, 2020
Mayor Michael B. Hancock and Executive Director of the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment Robert McDonald today warned the community of a continued increase in COVID-19 case numbers that put the city in jeopardy of losing hard-earned gains against the virus.
Oct 5, 2020
DDPHE offers Halloween guidance in light of pandemic
Sep 29, 2020
The City and County of Denver reminds residents and college students studying in Denver to take advantage of free COVID-19 testing at Pepsi Center before the site closes after Wednesday, Sept. 30.
Denver Public Health & Environment partners with Denver Public Health to provide services related to birth and death certificates, clinical care, and educatinal opportunities, among others.
Denver Public Health & Environment is a member of the Metro Denver Partnership for Health, a collaboration among the public health agencies serving the seven-county Denver metropolitan region made up of Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson Counties. Nearly 3 million Coloradans, 60 percent of the state’s population, live in the Metro region. The Partnership collaborates with regional leaders in health care, human services, behavioral health, environment, philanthropy, education, business, local government and others to achieve its goals of advancing health equity across the region. In 2016, the Partnership identified four priority areas of focus including data sharing, healthy eating and active living, behavioral health, and partner alignment and formalized its approach to collaboration in the Metro Denver Partnership for Health Roadmap.