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COVID-19: We Can Do This

As part of its continued response to the COVID-19 health crisis, the City of Arvada has extended the closure of most City facilities to the public through May 30, 2020. The extension provides additional time for the City team to evaluate facilities and services to help ensure that physical distancing and other safety measures are in place to serve residents in-person and support onsite members of the City team. The Municipal Court and the PD substations are open with social distancing and other safety measures in place. For more information on the City's Recovery Plans, visit arvada.org/COVID-Recovery. Please note: This facilities closure extension does not apply to businesses in Arvada.

The spread of COVID-19 has led to uncertain times. But we have the power to help stop the spread, care for our family and friends, and to stay connected to our community. We have launched a resource where our neighbors can share stories, tips and inspiration for thriving during this challenging time. Visit Speak Up Arvada #WeCanDoThis to join the conversation.

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We can do this, Arvada, and below are some tips for getting started.

Protect Yourself

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has steps you can take to protect yourself from any respiratory infection and help control community spread:
  • Following physical distancing guidelines by avoiding groups and standing at least six feet from other people.
  • Wash your hands frequently with soap and water.
  • Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing and sneezing.
  • Avoid touching your face including your eyes, nose and mouth.
  • Disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
  • Avoid being around anyone with cold- or flu-like symptoms.
  • Stay home except for essential activites. If you are sick, just stay home.
  • Wear masks or face coverings (scarves, t-shirts, bandanas) whenever you are out of the house. 

Strengthen Your Neighborhood

Strong social connections are so important to our ability to recover as a community.

  • Create a resilient neighborhood. Do you have your neighbors’ contact information so you can start a phone tree, or group message for regular check ins to make sure everyone has what they need? Use our Talent Bank tool to collect that info.
  • Once you have everyone's contact information, determine what the needs are. Offer to run errands or pick up groceries or mow the lawn for someone who is elderly or immunocompromised. Schedule regular phone calls with someone who is simply paralyzed by anxiety.

Creative Neighboring Our challenge to you - how will you stay connected to your neighbors/nurture the relationships between neighbors while being physically distant? Think creatively. Learn more about ways to neighbor during COVID-19.

Help Your Community

Support Local Businesses

The Arvada Economic Development Association and the Arvada Chamber of Commerce have compiled a tool kit for Arvada businesses to access during this challenging time. Please visit the Chamber webpage for more information.

Share Your Perspective and Ask Questions

We invite you to inspire other Arvada residents by sharing your reflections and plan for recovery at Speak Up Arvada.

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Ask a question regarding local-related COVID-19 impacts electronically through Ask Arvada or via email:

Stay Informed

If you would like to learn about updates regarding local COVID-19 impacts:

  • Subscribe to ArvadaNews: ArvadaNews. We will send out updates via email as warranted.
  • Listen to updates: Call our hotline at 720-898-7654 for weekly or emerging updates.

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