Press Release

STATEWIDE, (June 25, 2021): Getting fully vaccinated is the best protection against COVID-19, including the Delta variant.The state of Colorado and its community partners encourage all eligible Coloradans to get vaccinated ahead of the Fourth of July weekend and are providing community clinics across the state -- including Denver PrideFest, Country Jam, new mobile vaccine bus stops, and late night options at the

REMOTE, (June 18, 2021): As part of Governor Polis’ Vaccines for All efforts, the State of Colorado is working with community-based organizations to host clinics focused on vaccinating underserved Coloradans. This includes COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Juneteenth celebrations in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, and Pueblo.
 

REMOTE, (June 18, 2021): On Monday, June 21, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) will begin making outgoing phone calls to Colorado residents age 18 and older who have not yet received a COVID-19 vaccine. Callers will provide information about vaccination, help with scheduling appointments at local vaccine locations, and answer questions about the COVID-19 vaccines.

REMOTE, (June 7, 2021): In the coming days, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) will send text and email notifications to people between the ages of 30 and 39 who may be overdue for their second COVID-19 vaccine. CDPHE previously sent similar messages to people over 40.

REMOTE, (June 3, 2021): Due to onboarding from a new testing provider, today’s regular 4 p.m. data dashboard update added 33,456 recent COVID-19 test results to the state’s totals.

REMOTE, (June 1, 2021): Effective today, the state updated its definition of COVID-19 outbreaks to better reflect the current vaccine, testing, and disease transmission environment throughout Colorado.