Public Health Orders Update! (10/16/2020)
As of October 16, 2020, the Denver Public Health Order, including the Face Covering Order, has been revised to include stricter guidelines. This update is in response to rapidly increasing case incidents and follows the statewide order extension issued by Governor Polis on October 10, 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 5 people. The tougher mask mandate is effective immediately until further notice, and the reduced gathering order is effective through Nov. 16.
Read the press release, the updated Face Covering Order (PDF), and the updated Public Health Order (PDF).
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