Governor Polis issues State-wide Stay-At-Home Order until at least 04/11/2020.

UPDATED!
Hours after the Tri-County Health Department issued a stay-at-home order for Adams, Arapaho & Douglas ​county, Governor Jared Polis issued a statewide stay-at-home order for Colorado, effective 6 am Thursday 03/26/20 and lasting at least until 04/11/20. The Tri-County order lasts until 04/17/2020, BUT HAS IN THE MEANTIME BEEN RESCINDED.

This means that Alpine Adult Day Care's base site will have to remain closed to clients until at least 04/11/2020. However, our food delivery, welfare calls and online services (facebook group) are expected to continue until the stay-at-home orders are lifted.

​Critical workplaces are exempt from the statewide mandate and include:

-  Health care operations.
-  Critical infrastructure, including utilities, fuel supply and transmission, public
   water, telecommunications, transportation, hotels, and food supply chain.
-  Critical manufacturing, including food, beverages, chemicals, medical
   equipment, pharmaceuticals, sanitary products and agriculture.
-  Critical retail, including grocery stores, liquor stores, farms, gas stations,
   restaurants and bars for takeout, marijuana dispensaries but only for medical
   or curbside delivery, hardware stores.
-  Critical services, including trash and recycling, mail, shipping, laundromats,
   child care, building cleaning and maintenance, auto supply and repair,
   warehouses/distribution, funeral services, and animal shelters.
-  News media.
-  Financial institutions.
-  Providers of basic necessities to economically disadvantaged populations. 
-  Construction.
-  Defense.
-  Public safety services like police and fire.
-  Vendors that provide critical services to the workplaces above.