Colorado - Coronavirus COVID-19

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Polis says it’s “reasonably safe” to reopen schools as Colorado tells educators how to handle COVID-19 outbreaks – The Denver Post

 

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Jefferson County Reports Surge Of Coronavirus Cases

 

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Denver Mayor Hancock warns of COVID-19 limits, city to increase mask enforcement

 

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In-person or remote learning? Colorado parents agonize over decision

 

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Colorado restaurants, grocery stores, camps and more with active coronavirus outbreaks

“According to CDPHE, there are 28 active outbreaks of COVID-19 in restaurants across Colorado.

Look at the document below for the restaurants, the county they're in and the COVID-19 cases among staff.”

(there’s a chart)

 

[ColyH]

Looks like the number of positive Covid-19 cases are starting to come back up here in Colorado.

 

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Colorado sees acceleration of COVID-19 spread across all age groups

Colorado officials say recent increase in COVID-19 cases goes beyond college students

 

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CSU quarantines 900 students after wastewater monitoring detects COVID-19 in two dorms – The Denver Post

 

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COVID-19 Cold Weather Guidelines for Colorado Restaurants

 

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CDPHE's guidance for outdoor dining structures

 

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Colorado coronavirus: Here's the latest outbreak data | 9news.com

“COLORADO, USA — There are 39 active coronavirus outbreaks at schools, colleges and child care centers in Colorado, according to the latest data released from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).

The largest is at the University of Colorado-Boulder (CU-Boulder), with 1,198 confirmed, cumulative student cases and 12 among staff members. There have been 57 total outbreaks and 1,499 total confirmed cases, tied to school, college and child care outbreaks.

A total of 23 cases have also been linked to the Cameron Peak Fire response in Larimer County, according to the data.“

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“There are active outbreaks of COVID-19 at 13 K-12 schools across Colorado, according to the latest data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).“

 

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18 to 22-year-olds banned from gathering in Boulder, Colorado, after coronavirus surge
Nearly 80 percent of recent coronavirus cases in the city were affiliated with students at the University of Colorado-Boulder.

 

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More than 1,200 infected in CU Boulder's COVID-19 outbreak

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CU Boulder student withdrawals double as COVID-19 surges

 

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Colorado coronavirus: Polis gives update on state's response | 9news.com

“Polis highlighted a recent trend in COVID-19 cases in the state:

• Nine of the last 14 days there was an upward trend in cases.
• Eleven of the last 14 days there was an upward trend in hospitalizations.

As of Oct. 1, there were 200 current hospitalizations due to COVID-19, the highest number since Aug. 9. The state's seven-day average positivity rate is at 3.42%, below the World Health Organization's recommended rate of 5%.

RELATED: Colorado coronavirus latest numbers, Oct. 2

"We continue to be concerned about an upward trend in coronavirus," Polis said. "We need to really bear down here in Colorado. Wear a mask, be outside instead of inside. Avoid gatherings. That's where a lot of this occurs. Continue telecommuting when you can."”

 

[ColyH]

Our number of positive cases was over a 1000 for the first time since the pandemic began.

 

[Colorado303]

Our number of positive cases was over a 1000 for the first time since the pandemic began.

Yep, and oddly enough most of the Denver news stations aren’t mentioning it and the ones that have are downplaying it ....

 

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Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
@CDPHE

“We ask all Coloradans to stay vigilant and follow the COVID-19 protocols as the cases and hospitalizations are on the rise. The seven-day positive average is 5.45%. A higher rate of positive cases indicates an increase in disease transmission and more cases going undetected.”

 

[ColyH]

Colorado had over 1800 positive cases today which is by far the most we have had in a single day.

 

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CO:
People in Colorado should expect a message on their phone this Sunday from the state about COVID-19 contact tracing

Adams County moving to Safer at Home Level 3 | 9news.com

COLORADO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS: Gatherings limited to 10 people from 2 households under new 'Safer at Home' order




Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
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Oct 23

In response to an alarming increase in hospitalizations due to COVID-19, CDPHE today amended its Safer at Home public health order to limit personal gatherings in all counties at all Safer at Home levels. https://covid19.colorado.gov/press-release/personal-gatherings-limited-to-ten-people-no-more-than-two-households

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Personal gatherings limited to ten people, no more than two households | Colorado COVID-19 Updates

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COVID-19 data | Colorado COVID-19 Updates

 

[margarita25]

Colorado had over 1800 positive cases today which is by far the most we have had in a single day.

(google “covid Colorado” and look at the graph that pops up.”)


Eta imo the massive outbreaks at CU Boulder and CSU, etc., may have contributed.