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DENVER (KDVR) — Mayor Michael Hancock will provide an update on COVID-19 in Denver on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m.
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Currently, Denver is at a Level 2 on the COVID-19 dial. On Tuesday, the City of Denver and Denver county will be moved to a Safer at Home Level 3.
Here’s what a Safer at Home Level 3 means:
- P-12 Schools: Remote or hybrid suggested, limited in-person as appropriate
- Higher Education: Remote or hybrid suggested, limited in-person as appropriate
- Restaurants: 25% capacity or 50 people 6 feet between parties outdoors, per local zoning
- Places of Worship: 25% capacity or 50 people 6 feet between parties outdoors, per local zoning
- Offices: 25% capacity
- Bars: Closed
- Gyms/Fitness: Virtual or outdoors in groups less than 10
- Group Sports: Virtual or outdoors in groups less than 10
- Retail: 25% capacity
- Personal Services: 25% capacity or 25 people
- Indoor Events: 25 person cap
- Outdoor Events: 75 person cap
- Senior Facilities: Closed except for compassionate visitation
- Outdoor recreation: 25% capacity or 10 people
You can watch the news conference above.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis will also provide an update on COVID-19 at 12:30 p.m.
