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Home My WebLink AboutCSE Update Events in Neighboring CommunitiesTown of Vail Commission on Special Events Neighboring Communities COVID-19 Special Event Impacts STEAMBOAT SPRINGS UPDATE: The City of Steamboat Springs has issued a Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency in Steamboat Springs, Colorado due to the COVID-19 virus. • Per CDC guidelines, the city will not issue new event permits until May 10, 2020, at the earliest, and will continue to monitor CDC guidance. • The city will be reevaluating event permits that have already been issued. In following CDC guidelines, it may be necessary to cancel the permit. • The city will continue to accept new applications. However, no permit will be issued until professional guidance indicates it is appropriate. Application review timelines will be adjusted based on staff availability. • Applications may only be submitted electronically - hand delivered copies will not be accepted. PITKIN COUNTY Special Event Permits In response COVID-19: Any Special Events proposed in April and May 2020 are cancelled. The current COVID- 19 modeling supports a peak of COVID-19 cases in Colorado in May, and with that said we may see the April 30, 2020 Public Health Order extended into May. It’s difficult and nearly impossible to know that with certainty today (April 7, 2020). The recommendation from the Incident Management Team (IMT) and the Public Health Director is that any special event proposed in May 2020 that congregates people should be cancelled, and that the IMT will continue to revisit the ever-changing COVID-19 situation moving forward. Please know we are still accepting online Special Events Applications, but will follow up with more information sometime in May 2020 or sooner with a Special Events update. Although an online Special Events Application may be filled out the event could still be cancelled if the April 30, 2020 Public Health Order extends. An Applicant may be able to reschedule the Special Event. In order to reschedule a Special Event the Applicant should submit an online Special Event Application 90 days prior to the proposed special event date(s). Again, as specified before, although an online Special Events Application may be filled out the event could still be cancelled if the public order extends. SNOWMASS Updated as of 4/30/2020. Now is not the time to vacation in Colorado. Non-essential travel is discouraged. Thank you for doing your part to keep our state safe. We look forward to welcoming you to Colorado and to Snowmass Village when it is safe to travel once again. Pitkin County has issued a Stay at Home Public Health Order until May 9, 2020 (April 27, 2020). The order limits gatherings to 5 people. Visitors to Pitkin County are “directed to return home immediately… and persons considering visiting Pitkin County should remain home.” “Non-resident homeowners who arrive after April 1 must self-quarantine for 14 days at their Pitkin County residence before moving around the community.” Read the full order here. Click here for a list of open Snowmass businesses, including restaurants offering delivery/take-out. Snowmass Ski Area (in addition to Aspen Mountain and Buttermilk Mountain) are closed for the season. Aspen Highlands is currently closed. Click here for additional details. Pitkin County Public Health and CDPHE are closely monitoring the novel coronavirus outbreak. For updates, please utilize the Pitkin County Public Health Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and/or website, or call the Pitkin County Coronavirus Hotline: 970-429-6186 between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m seven days a week. Beaver Creek We are approaching each signature event on a case by case basis using Go/No Go dates. Next up is July 4. Currently under discussion is village programming. Start up date for activation in the village has not been determined. - Laura COVID-19 UPDATE While we’re hopeful about reopening our mountain operations this summer, it is too early to announce specific opening dates or activities. We’re closely monitoring the situation with COVID-19 and will continue to follow the guidance of public health officials to determine when it’s safe to resume operations. Rodeo Canceled. Events through June canceled. Smaller 4th of July in the works. Breck All events are subject to change to comply with state and county public health orders. Check back frequently for updates or sign-up to receive event-specific email updates. Updated May 18, 2020 Colorado is currently under a “safer-at-home” order. We need your help in taking every responsible action to flatten the curve NOW. In accordance with State and County Public Health, Breckenridge is under a “safer-at- home” order beginning April 27, 2020, until further notice. Per Governor Polis, Coloradans should limit travel to essential business no further than 10 miles from their homes during this period. We need you to remain home now so we can safely get together later. The Breckenridge Tourism Office remains in close communication with Summit County Public Health and Information and The Town of Breckenridge as this is a rapidly evolving situation. For the latest information on the COVID 19, see the Centers for Disease and Prevention (CDC) website as well as its helpful information for travelers. This page will be continually updated 4th of July In support of physical distancing protocol currently recommended by State of Colorado and Summit County, Breckenridge officials have made the prudent decision to postpone the Independence Day parade, including the Firecracker 50 mountain bike race to July 2021. With our residents and guests safety being paramount, planning is underway on how the greater Breckenridge community will responsibly commemorate this special holiday. Please check back for details. Glenwood Springs The Latest: Updated on May 1st, 2020: Colorado is now in the Safer at Home phase with the goal of maintaining 60-65 percent physical distancing. In the current Safer-at-Home phase, all non-essential travel is discouraged until further notice. Currently all attractions & hotels, including the hot springs are closed, we will announce reopening dates soon! Hanging lake trail is currently closed and will reopen on June 1st. The city of Glenwood Springs has mandated the wearing of face masks/coverings within businesses through June 4th. Fruita Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates (Last updated - May 18, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. ) The health and safety of the community is a top priority for the City of Fruita, and we continue to work closely with federal, state, and local public health officials and partners to combat and limit the spread of this virus. The City initiated a COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan in early March. The City Manager issued a Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency on March 24, followed by the City Council ratifying and extending the declaration on March 26. Current Information Stay Informed by viewing COVID-19 Briefings from our unified Mesa County Governments (including Fruita) every Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. via the MCPH Facebook page. visiting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment; and Mesa County Public Health Department. Current Safer-at-Home Order: For information on the current state of Colorado Safer At Home Order, please visit this page. Information on all Colorado Executive Orders by Governor Polis, visit this page. Salt Lake City The world as we know it—including travel to your favorite destinations like Utah's capital city—has changed due to COVID-19, at least for the time being. But Salt Lake and its hospitality community are strong and will rebound, ready to welcome locals and visitors back to enjoy all we have to experience. Until we resume normal activities and you're comfortable traveling, we encourage you to visit our COVID-19 update page featuring virtual community programs, enlightening and uplifting stories, and economic relief programs for businesses. Stay safe, stay well, stay strong. #SaltLakeStrong Events The world as we know it—including travel to your favorite destinations like Utah's capital city—has changed due to COVID-19, at least for the time being. But Salt Lake and its hospitality community are strong and will rebound, ready to welcome locals and visitors back to enjoy all we have to experience. Until we resume normal activities and you're comfortable traveling, we encourage you to visit our COVID-19 update page featuring virtual community programs, enlightening and uplifting stories, and economic relief programs for businesses. Stay safe, stay well, stay strong. #SaltLakeStrong