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I am so proud and fortunate to be a part of the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment. When I came back to Larimer County in the role as your Public Health Director in 2018, I never thought I would be helping to lead us through the worst pandemic in over one-hundred years.
More about One Year Later, Public Health Director Tom Gonzales Reflects on COVID-19The Larimer County Department of Health & Environment (LCDHE) is proud to announce, in collaboration with more than 19 vaccine providers, that the county has reached the 200,000 mark of vaccine doses given against the COVID-19 virus. The milestone came yesterday as vaccination sites throughout the county gave thousands of shots to members of the Larimer County community.
More about COVID-19 Milestone for Larimer County - 200,000 doses of vaccine administered, 35% with one dose and 21% fully vaccinatedLarimer County Public Health is seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases in the community. The Governor has allowed all counties in Level Red to move to Level Orange on Colorado’s Dial, which allows for businesses to re-open at low capacity levels. While Larimer County has moved to Level Orange, the high case numbers put the metrics closer to Level Red.
More about Larimer County Still Seeing High Numbers of COVID-19 Cases
March 15, 2020: Larimer County Declares Formal Emergency to Access Local, State and Federal Resources for COVID-19 Response
Colorado is responding to the spread of COVID-19 across the state. Our priority is keeping the people of our state safe. We are monitoring the situation in real-time and are prepared to act when we do have a known case in our community. Multiple responses to emerging pathogens in the last few years have prepared public health to respond to situations like this. We have worked on SARS, the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic, and MERS. We are working together with state public health officials, following federal guidance.
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