As we transition into the “Safer At Home” phase, Chaffee County Public Health issued this reminder.
Gatherings of more than 10 people are still prohibited.
The Safer at Home phase is not:
- A free-for-all
- An opportunity to leave the house as much as possible
- An excuse to not wear a facial covering, or begin giving hugs and handshakes
- Going to the mountains to spend the weekend
- Unnecessary travel
- Having parties or get-togethers
- Playing in pick up sports games
You can find Chaffee County Public Health’s “Safer At Home” order here.
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