COVID-19 Information

Current Status:
High Transmission

Boulder County Public Health is following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) comprehensive data tracking system to determine transmission levels. The CDC’s system tracks COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, testing and other metrics to define four levels of community transmission, low, moderate, substantial and high, based on percent of positive tests and the number of cases per 100,000 people. The County Level View displays this information for Boulder County.

Boulder County CDC Tracker

NEDERLAND’S RESPONSE TO COVID – 19

Town Operations

Community Center: The Fitness Center is open.

  • Monday & Wednesday, 8 am – 8 pm
  • Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday, 8 am – 7 pm
  • Saturday, 9 am – 3 pm
  • Sunday, CLOSED

Police Department: The Police Department will be implementing staggered shift work when possible.

Public Works: As an essential department, Public Works will be implementing staggered shift work when possible.

Town HallOpen Monday through Friday from 9 am – 5 pm.

Visitors Center: Currently open seven days a week, from 11 am – 2 pm.

Boards & Commissions: All Board and Commission Meetings will be held virtually until further notice. All meeting agendas can be found here.

Indoor Mask Order Repealed

After receiving a detailed briefing from experts and hearing public comments, the Boulder County Board of Health, voted to rescind Public Health Order 2021-08 and Public Health Order 2021-07 effective at 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18.

Although masks will no longer be required by BCPH after February 18, Boulder County Public Health recommends all individuals 2+ wear a mask while around others. Schools, childcare centers, privates businesses, and employers may choose to implement their own policy requiring masks for individuals in their space. Boulder County Public Health provides signage for entities that wish to continue requiring masking after the order requirements end.

To reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission for their staff and students, BCPH strong encourages schools, child care facilities and youth activity providers to enact their own indoor mask policies. BCPH also recommends that private businesses and facilities implement their own vaccine or indoor mask requirements and policies to keep those they serve safe.

Read the full order here: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/COBOULDER/bulletins/30aa92a

Upcoming Vaccine Clinics

A full list of upcoming vaccine clinics can be found on the Peak to Peak Housing and Human Services website:
 

https://www.p2phhs.org/covid-19-resources


Thank you to Katrina Harms and P2PHHS for organizing these clinics!

Peak to Peak Housing and Human Services Vaccination Campaign Ad

From Boulder County Public Health

If you identify the need or opportunity to host an online BCPH Town hall, informative session, or flash update, about the safety and effectiveness of the COVID vaccines, FAQs, facts & myths, where to find the vaccine that you want in Boulder County, etc, BCHP wants to help out! Here is the link to the official request form: https://assets.bouldercounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/covid-town-hall-request-english.pdf

Likewise, reach out if you would be interested in hosting a vaccination clinic at your workplace/business, your neighborhood, a summer event, or elsewhere in your community. The CDPHE has great resources to support these so needed initiatives by the community members. Here are the links to the different initiatives in case you already are curious or have something in mind.

Let us know how we can be of help when putting together your key messages, trustworthy references to support your key messages or debunking myths!

Message from Mayor Larsen

May 8, 2020:

Hello Nederland! Mayor Larsen here with a coronavirus update. All our residents and businesses have done an incredible job over the last seven weeks keeping our town healthy. Starting this weekend, we’re moving into the next phase of our response, Safer at Home. What does that mean for us in the coming weeks?  Safer at home is going to look a lot like the last few weeks. Starting this Saturday, the County health order goes into effect meaning that we all have to wear masks anytime we’re out in public, something I know most of us have already been doing. Our restaurants and stores will continue to be open for delivery and curbside to-go orders. Town facilities remain closed, but we can all get out and enjoy the incredible spring weather on our local trails as long as we stay apart from one another. I know that this is a hard time for a lot of us, and that we’re looking forward to the day we can again enjoy everything we love about Nederland without restrictions or the fear of infection. That day is coming, but for now we need to stick together, and support each other by wearing masks and keeping our distance. By doing that, we’ll all get through this and be back to our particular, if slightly skewed, version of normal as soon as possible.

Resources for People Impacted by Job Less Due to COVID-19

Connecting Colorado – Connecting Talent with Opportunity

Onward Colorado – One-stop resource for the people of Colorado impacted by job loss during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Historical Information Regarding COVID-19

Click here for the historical information regarding COVID-19

Have questions or concerns about the Town’s Response to the latest Level Change? Let Us Know!
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