Boulder County Updates Mask Order Boulder County released its updated mask order today, requiring mask wearing in all indoor public spaces for all individuals 2 years and older regardless of vaccination status- 2021-06_requiring-masks-in-certain-public-indoor-spaces-and-aligning-with-state.pdf …
Boulder County released its updated mask order today, largely aligning with the state and CDC. The amended Boulder County mask order states that that fully vaccinated people are not required to wear face coverings in public indoor spaces, besides those indicated below, but recommends the continued use of face coverings for unvaccinated people.
While maintaining its continued vigilance in response to the immediate impacts of COVID-19, the Boulder Chamber is training its focus on a strong and inclusive economic recovery from the pandemic’s devastation through a recalibration of its Boulder Together program.
New Boulder County Health Order Begins April 16 Boulder County will provide a similar framework to the state’s dial for 30 days, from April 16 to May 16, with some limited modifications. …
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Final Evening of Boulder Star Illumination is April 1 The Boulder Chamber is reminding community members that the final evening for its memorial illumination of the Boulder Star will be Thursday, April …
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Ninth Updated Public Health Order: Colorado Dial Framework 3.0 Read the order at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NNGzlC_fzTo6lU1WK3YcexMk4ZYnCTCq/view REMINDER: Check out all the order guidance by industry sector – Guidance by sector | Colorado COVID-19 Updates …
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Eighth Amended Public Health Order On March 7, 2021, an eighth amended public health order was released by the State of Colorado that outlines capacity increases for certain industries. Read the summary …
This is a joint press release from the Boulder Chamber and Longmont Economic Development Partnership. Boulder County Five Star Certification Program Goes Live The Boulder County Five Star Certification Program Administrative Committee announced …
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This is a joint press release from the Boulder Chamber and Longmont Economic Development Partnership. Boulder County Gets Approval for 5 Star Business Variance Program The Colorado Department of Public Health and …
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This is a joint press release issued by the Boulder Chamber and Longmont Economic Development Partnership. Boulder County 5 Star Certification Program Administrative Committee Submits Application to CDPHE BOULDER COUNTY, CO: The …
Boulder Chamber Input on 2021 Boulder City Council Priorities The Boulder Chamber sent the below letter to the Boulder City Council in advance of its 2021 retreat. Dear Mayor Weaver and Boulder …
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Boulder County is preparing to submit a joint application from Boulder County’s economic development agencies, chambers of commerce, public health agency, and government authorities to operate administer a Boulder County 5-Star Certification program.
The Boulder Chamber joined with the City of Boulder and our other local business support partners, including Downtown Boulder and the Boulder Convention and Visitors Bureau, to launch a new program to assist local restaurants and incentivize residents to support their favorite restaurants with delivery meals.
Corine Waldau, Boulder Chamber Senior Director of Economic Vitality, has been selected by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) to study economic recovery and resilience strategies with 41 other chamber of commerce professionals from communities throughout the United States.
I’ve heard it said, “We may be in this COVID-19 storm together, but some of us have leaky boats.” Yes . . . and we either pull our oars together toward a brighter future for all of us, or we’ll all soon have leaky boats. Fortunately, in our community’s immediate COVID-19 response, we’ve demonstrated an encouraging degree of collaborative planning and action. It is in this same spirit that the Boulder Chamber offers a few principles to guide our collective economic recovery efforts.
We all need to do more than click “Connect,” “Add Friend” or “Follow” and toss up a post every now and then to get real returns on our social media networking, especially now. And here’s the trick to building a quality social media network: the users who share highly valuable, interesting content with their networks will expand their reach and become the most appealing connections in the long run.
The Boulder Chamber and Community Foundation Boulder County partnered to provide 148 grants to Boulder businesses. The fund aimed to expedite financial support for small businesses facing unexpected one-time expenses due to COVID-19 that would not be eligible for funding under other existing grant and relief programs. The program was established in April and offered grants to eligible local businesses of up to $2,500.
What Does “Safer-at-Home” Mean? A Quick Guide from the Governor’s Office From “Stay-At-Home” to “Safer-At-Home” On April 20, the administration presented some modeling and analysis on the impact of social distancing measures …
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Boulder Chamber COVID-19 Small Business Relief Fund Donate to the Fund Please note: This page is intended to provide you with currently available information about the COVID-19 Small Business Relief Fund. The …
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Let’s Get the Word Out! New marketing tools for Boulder Chamber members during COVID-19 Do you have special promotions, new takeout offerings, or adjusted business hours? Do you need volunteers, or are …
