As Colorado begins the slow process of beginning to
open the state, precautions are in place so that the health and safety of
everyone maintains the upmost priority. In April Gov. Polis announced for
employees to wear masks during interactions with the public to minimize the
virus’ spread.
Some cities and counties in Colorado have chosen to
extend their stay-at-home order and/or for the public to wear face coverings
when they leave their homes. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends
people wear face coverings when outside to help slow the transmission from
people who have the virus and may not know it. The CDC also has instructions on
how to make a mask at home using simple items you may have including a shirt,
bandana, or cotton fabric. Not all methods require a sewing machine or thread
and needle, making the process simple and easy for anyone.
Orders for wearing face masks vary slightly between
cities and counties and the public should check with their local government for
the guidelines they should follow. In general, most people other than small
children are advised to wear masks and maintain social distancing as much as
possible.
You can read some of the mask orders below:
Other cities and counties with mask guidelines include: Aspen, Boulder, Boulder
county, Glenwood Springs, Lonetree, Routt county, Summit county, Superior and
Wheat Ridge.
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