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Mask Orders Expiring in Adams and Arapahoe Counties

See our answers to Frequently Asked Questions on the Lifting of Local Mask Orders and more information on the rationale for this change.

Mask Order for Schools and Child Care Facilities - Expired Feb. 5, 2022

• Second Amended Public Health Order requiring facial coverings in all individuals aged 2 years and older in schools and child care settings: English (Expired Feb. 5, 2022)

Masks Required in Public Indoor Spaces -  Rescinded Beginning Feb. 5, 2022

• Public Health Order requiring face coverings for all individuals 2 years of age and older in public indoor spaces: English | Spanish.
• Order Rescinding Public Health Order requiring face coverings for all individuals 2 years of age and older in public indoor spaces: English

Current Statewide Public Health and Executive Orders

All state public health orders are available on the state’s webpage.

• Eleventh Amended Public Health Order 20-38, issued by the CDPHE 
• Executive Orders, issued by Governor Polis

Current Federal Orders

• Order Requiring Face Coverings on All Public Transportation, CDC 
• Renewal of the Determination that a Public Health Emergency Exists Nationwide as the Result of the Continued Consequences of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic, HHS

State Law Requirements Related to COVID-19

• Employers must ensure paid sick leave policies are consistent with state law and communicate those policies to employees. 
  • Review the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s Paid Leave Under the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act Interpretive Notice & Formal Opinion (En Español) and Colorado Workplace Public Health Rights Poster (En Español).

• Individuals who have a positive COVID-19 test, have symptoms of COVID-19, or are getting ill and think they might have COVID-19 must isolate at home away from others as described in CDPHE’s How to Isolate guidance. 

Protect Yourself and Others

To maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others, wear a mask indoors in public if you are in an area of substantial or high transmission. 

Stay safe and protect each other by taking simple steps such as social distancing, wearing face masks, washing your hands, getting vaccinated, staying home when you are sick, increasing outdoor airflow when indoors, and getting tested if you were around someone with COVID-19.