Swimming is a fun way to stay active and spend time with family and friends. It is the responsibility of aquatic venue operators and owners, along with public health agencies, to provide a safe experience for community members enjoying public aquatic facilities.
People should still limit their interactions with others except with their immediate household members. If you do see limited family or friends outside of your household, be extra cautious to stay 6 ft apart, wear face coverings, and limit contact (i.e. handshaking, high fives).
Physical distancing, including staying home as much as possible, helps to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by minimizing how many direct interactions we have with other people. Through fewer close and direct interactions, there are fewer opportunities for someone who is ill to unknowingly spread the virus to others. The fewer direct interactions we have for a long enough amount of time, the less COVID-19 can spread in our community.
Have you been diagnosed with COVID-19 by a provider but not been able to get tested? We’d love to hear from you.
Larimer Health is trying to understand and track the spread of COVID-19 in Larimer County. With limited tests available across the country, we know our positive case numbers represent only a small amount of COVID-19 in our community.
This information is confidential and won’t be shared.
Positive test results for COVID-19 are reported to the health department for investigation and follow-up. Cases of COVID-19 are recorded as a case in the county where they permanently reside. Cases recorded here are Larimer County residents only. As we work through investigating cases originally assigned to and reported by Larimer County, they may be assigned to another county if we determine their permanent address is outside of the county.
Colorado Respiratory Viruses Data Archived Larimer County COVID-19 data
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All Larimer County Department of Health and Environment offices are currently closed to the public due to the COVID-19 emergency response. Contact the Vital Statitics office during normal business hours for birth and death certificates at 970-498-6700. Certificates can be issued via phone, fax, mail, or online. If you have questions about this closure, please call 970-498-6700.
This information is updated Monday through Friday except for county-observed holidays.
