What does this mean for seeing my friends and family?

People should still limit their interactions with others except with their immediate household members. If you do see limited family or friends outside of your household, be extra cautious to stay 6 ft apart, wear face coverings, and limit contact (i.e. handshaking, high fives).

Both public and private gatherings of more than 10 people are not allowed in most counties in Colorado at this time. In Larimer County, gatherings of between 11-50 are allowable if approved by the Larimer County Health Department. To submit a request for a gathering of up to 50 people, use this form. 

Public and private gatherings of no more than 10 people unless the square footage of the facility and/or space allows for 6-foot distancing of all participants are allowed. If the event organizer and/or facility can demonstrate compliance via a written plan with provisions below, gatherings may be approved, not to exceed 50 people.

• Detailed plans on the space or area used for the gathering or event and controls that will be implemented to maintain 6 feet distancing requirements;

• Face coverings must be required and plans should outline how the requirement will be communicated to participants and enforced during the event; 

• The plan must include methods used to register attendees so that contact tracing may occur if necessary; 

• Susceptible populations will be strongly recommended to refrain from participating in any public gathering during the Safer at Home phase;

• Gathering size will be re-evaluated on June 30 to determine when larger gatherings will be able to resume.  

Submit your plan to hold an event of attendees between 11 and 50 here. 

At this point events larger than 50 people are not allowed. Check back as state orders can modify that restriction at any time.