For over a year, we’ve been wearing masks, social distancing and staying home as much as possible – all with the focus on protecting others. Now, millions of Coloradans are getting vaccinated. The vaccine represents an end to this pandemic and the opportunity for Coloradans to get back to work and grow our economy. In … Read Post
You may have read the articles, heard lawmakers speak or even seen the television commercials about a proposed public health insurance option in Colorado. There’s a lot of information flying around right now. But what’s the truth? The Chamber has done the research. Here’s what we know. What is House Bill 1232? Rep. Dylan Roberts … Read Post
On Friday, 2.5 million more Coloradans became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as the state rolled out phase 1B.4. Who knew a year ago that we’d be lining up by the millions to get a shot in the arm – let alone two? But we know these vaccinations bring new hope that we may … Read Post
Updates from Gov. Polis and City and County of Denver With more than 4,000 COVID-19 cases on average a day and one in 110 Coloradans actively contagious with the virus, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis issued a call Sunday for businesses to continue to allow their employees to work remotely as much possible. Read Gov. Polis’ press … Read Post
SEE HOW OUR MEMBERS HAVE BEEN virtually connecting and look to see where you can engage at denverchamber.org/calendar. NATIONAL EXPERTS OFFER INSIGHTS & ADVICE DURING EDC’S FIRST VIRTUAL SITE SELECTION CONFERENCE In September, the Metro Denver EDC hosted its annual Site Selection Conference – a series of conversations with national consultants who are hired by … Read Post
Even though we were warned that another wave of COVID-19 was likely this fall, that didn’t make last week’s announcement of new metro area COVID-19 restrictions any easier. Coloradans have done a great job following the guidance of our public health experts – washing hands, wearing masks and social distancing – and that has enabled … Read Post
When we looked out across the landscape in March 2020, and saw 500,000 Coloradans out of work and 500,000 students out of school, we knew the only way to help Colorado recover was to help employees safely return to work and help students safely return to school. To do that, employers needed timely and accurate … Read Post
