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Now that the month of April has finally passed, what does May look like in Denver?

Overall, after careful deliberation and analysis, the city is gradually moving from an emergency response phase into one of relief and recovery. This does not mean that COVID-19’s threat to public health has passed – it remains very real – but city and community leaders are planning and beginning to implement a path forward that preserves community health and safety while balancing it with economic well-being.

Beginning Wednesday, May 6, face coverings are mandatory while inside of, or waiting in line to enter, any retail or commercial business, or any location or facility offering government or health care services, and while waiting for or riding public transportation.

On Friday, May 8, Denver’s Stay-at-Home Order expires, although everyone is encouraged to continue to take every precaution to protect their level of risk, and the risk posed to others.

On Saturday, May 9, some businesses will gradually begin to re-open with strict social distancing and face-covering guidelines in place, including precautions to limit both the number of employees onsite at a given time as well as the number of customers.

Public and private gatherings of more than 10 people will continue to be prohibited through May 26.

Guidance for Denver residents and Denver business owners can be found at https://www.denvergov.org/content/den...

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