Gov. Jared Polis’ “safer at home” presentation slides
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The GazetteApril 26, 2020 | updated 7 years ago
Beginning Monday, retail businesses will be able to offer curbside pickup, Gov. Polis said. Restaurants and bars will remain closed to in-person dining, he said.
Gov. Jared Polis’ “safer-at-home” presentation slides detail what the initiative means.
Beginning Monday, retail businesses will be able to offer curbside pickup, Gov. Polis said. Restaurants and bars will remain closed to in-person dining, he said.Larger social environments such as nightclubs, gyms and spas will remain closed but elective surgeries and dental procedures will be available. Personal services, such as salons, tattoo parlors and personal training, will be open with “strict precautions,” Gov. Polis said.K-12 schools in Colorado will remain closed and remote learning will continue this spring. It’s not yet known if at-school classes will resume next fall.After May 4, half of staff at commercial offices can work in-person, Gov. Polis said, but telecommuting is still highly encouraged for those who can. He recommended employers stagger shifts and still implement social distancing in the office.The goal of the Safer at Home phase is to maintain 60-65% of physical distancing, Gov. Polis said.No gatherings over 10 people will continue to be advised after the stay-at-home order expires Sunday, April 26.After May 4, half of staff at commercial offices can work in-person, Gov. Polis said, but telecommuting is still highly encouraged for those who can. He recommended employers stagger shifts and still implement social distancing in the office.poscreen8.JPGposcreen9.JPGposcreen10.JPGposcreen11.JPGposcreen12.JPGposcreen13.JPGposcreen14.JPGposcreen15.JPGposcreen16.JPGposcreen17.JPGposcreen18.JPGposcreen19.jpg
