March 2021- COVID-19 Update - Vaccines
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March 2021- COVID-19 Update – Vaccines
The vaccine rollout will continue to be in a
phased roll out to make sure that there is
enough supply and that folks who are most at
risk get the vaccine first. We are currently in
Phase 1B.3 which includes:
People age 60 and older
Frontline essential workers in grocery
and agriculture
People 16-59 with 2 or more high-risk
conditions
Starting March 20, Phase 1B.4 will include:
People age 50 and older
People 16-49 with one of the high-risk conditions
Frontline essential workers in food/restaurant services, manufacturing, US
postal service, transit and specialized transportation workers
To view vaccine phases and find out when you can get a vaccine visit:
https://covid19.colorado.gov/for-coloradans/vaccine/vaccine-for-coloradans
To find a vaccine clinic near you: CDC Vaccine Finder.
General information: City of Denver Vaccination.
If you are fully vaccinated (have received both
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doses of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine, one
dose of Johnson & Johnson), please view the new
guidance from the CDC for how and when a fully
vaccinated individual can visit with other fully
vaccinated people and with other people who are
not vaccinated.
Please remember, until the vaccine is widely available, please continue to wear
a mask in public, maintain at least six feet of distance from others, avoid
gatherings, wash hands often, and stay home when we are sick.
-Jolon
Lucky District 7 Councilman
LUCKY DISTRICT 7
West Denver Safer Streets: Meeting #2:
Tejon/Tennessee/Virginia/Lipan
Please join the Denver Department of
Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) to
review bikeway concept designs for the
protected bike lane on S Tejon St, and a bike
lane on S Lipan St, and neighborhood
bikeways on W Tennessee Ave and W Virginia
Ave projects. There will be on-street parking
impacts at S Lipan Street and S Tejon Street.
These bikeways will improve safety and provide better connections to schools,
parks, and trails.
When: March 24 from 5:30 - 7 pm
Please register in advance: bit.ly/TejonTennesseeVirginiaLipan
Project website: bit.ly/WestDenverSaferStreets.
CITY INFORMATION
Virtual Meeting: Be a Part of Growing
Denver Parks & Rec's System
Based on the results from public feedback, Denver Parks and
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Recreation developed draft recommendations for
DPR’s Strategic Acquisition Plan. Participate in the 2nd
virtual public meeting and provide your feedback on the
draft recommendations. The Strategic Acquisition Plan
will guide the growth of an equitable, sustainable and
resilient parks and recreation system for a healthier
Denver.
Thursday, March 11, 5:30-6:30 p
Zoom: https://denvergov-org.zoom.us/j/88451663772
If you are unable to attend, take the survey here.
Vehicle Registration Enforcement Resumes
April 1
Familiarize yourselves with your street sweeping day and sign up for
sweeping reminders at www.pocketgov.com to avoid a $50 ticket for
parking in a tow away zone. Street sweeping keeps dirt and debris out of
our air and water and prevents flooding caused by clogged storm sewer
inlets.
Denver’s paving season is expected to start March 22, weather
permitting. Temporary no parking signs will be placed on streets to be
paved at least 24 hours in advance of crews arriving.
Vehicle Registration Enforcement Resumes April
1 in Denver. The DMV will be resuming timely
processing of requests for new, standard (green and
white) license plates by the end of March, clearing
its backlog of work.
Denver Library Phased Re-Opening
The Denver Public Library reopened nine branches for public use on March 9,
as part of its phased approach to reopening safely.
Curbside service will continue during normal
curbside hours which can be found at
denverlibrary.org/curbside-holds. The library
expects to open additional locations in early
April.
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Customers visiting these branches will be able to access the library’s
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collections, check out materials, use computers and more. Meeting
rooms, study rooms, and ideaLABs remain closed and in-person
programming and events are suspended.
The library continues to offer services and programming by phone at
720.865.1111 or online by visiting denverlibrary.org
Remote Meeting Ordinance Survey
With the passage of 2F in November, Councilwoman
Sawyer is leading an effort to formalize Denver’s
remote meetings ordinance. Please share your
thoughts about how the city might make changes,
balancing the need for accessibility, staff safety and
the potential to work remotely in an emergency
situation here.
Opt-In Single Use Restaurant Items Survey
Overwhelmed by ketchup packets and plastic forks from take-out
and delivery? It is estimated that since the beginning of the
pandemic consumption of single-use plastic has risen by 250-
300%! Councilwoman Black is working on a proposal that would
require restaurants and third-party delivery apps (like DoorDash)
to ask customers if they would like single-use items such as
cutlery or condiments, instead of just including these items in the
order. Please take this short survey to answer questions
about single-use items and your take-out/delivery orders.
Eviction Defense Right to Counsel Survey
One of every four Coloradans are facing eviction
right now and there are thousands of impending
evictions that are only compounding under an
eviction moratorium that will expire on March 31.
Councilwoman CdeBaca is exploring ways to avoid
evictions. The purpose of this survey is to obtain a comprehensive
understanding of the issues, concerns and experiences of renters and
landlords.
Health Care Open Enrollment
The Biden Administration has opened a special enrollment for health care
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coverage now through May 15. This change means that
folks without health insurance (due to job loss, pandemic
related issues, etc.) have a chance to enroll in a health
care plan outside the normal Nov. 1 through Dec. 15
period. Learn more and find a plan at
connectforhealthco.com.
COVID-19 Updates
denvergov.org/covid19
Governor’s Facebook Page
Covid19.colorado.gov
Stay At Home Guide
ColoradoSaferAtHome.com
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