Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Center

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If you have tested positive for COVID, please reach out to your Human Resources Business Partner for guidance. 

Important Updates

Effective Feb. 11, 11:59 p.m.: The Jefferson County Board of Health has voted to drop the public health order requiring the use of masks in all public, indoor settings, including school and childcare settings (including in Lakewood). Please see important details, including situations where masking may still apply.

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Vaccination & Testing Information


Get free at-home COVID-19 tests   |   Free COVID-19 testing sites   |   State Testing Information


Anyone over the  age of 5 is now eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

More information about vaccines for children and teens.

Scroll through more details about eligibility for additional doses or booster shots.

 

Tips for Vaccine Sign-up  

Colorado Vaccine Info    JeffCo Vaccine Info

Testing Info

Deciding if you want to get a COVID-19 vaccine? Benefits and frequently asked questions

Where can I get vaccinated?

Use this webpage to help residents get the vaccine at a number of free locations around Jefferson County.

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment continually updates vaccine locations and links -- scroll through retailers, community vaccination sites and county-specific vaccination locations.

VaccineFinder can help you find available vaccination appointments at locations near you.

Colorado COVID-19 Vaccine Spotter is a tool to help you track down vaccine appointments at Colorado pharmacies.

COVIDCheck Colorado (Versión en español ) offers a registry for eligible people to sign up and be notified when appointments become available.

Many retail chain pharmacies are offering the vaccine to eligible individuals. Appointments are required. To find out more and register for the COVID-19 vaccine, visit:


Call Center:
CDPHE has a call center 24-hours a day, seven days a week to assist the public with questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. The center has an option for callers to get a call-back instead of waiting on hold. If a call is dropped, the resident will receive a call back. Call 1-877-CO-VAX-CO (1-877-268-2926).

  • Colorado lanza nueva linea directa para la vacunacion contra el COVID-19: 1-877-CO-VAX-CO (1-877-268-2926).
  • Answers available in multiple other languages

Phone Assistance: Residents can also call Benefits in Action at 720-221-8354 to get help registering for a vaccine appointment with a local provider.

Older adults needing someone to fill in the vaccine forms can chat with a social worker from Jefferson County Public Library. 

Jefferson County resources for questions:


MASK INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE

 

All individuals ages three and older are required to wear a mask or cloth face covering when in indoor public spaces in Jefferson County, including Lakewood, regardless of vaccination status, Jefferson County Board of Health, Public Health Order 21-006. This order expires Feb. 18, 2022 - Please see important details, including situations where masking may still apply.

Public health experts recommend use of N95 or KN95 masks rather than cloth masks. If unavailable, residents should use surgical masks or double mask as the next best step.

See More Details   |   Frequently  asked questions 

 

Masking in indoor public spaces is a safe, effective mitigation tool. The CDC recommends everyone wear a mask in indoor public settings in areas where COVID-19 community transmission is substantial or high. Jefferson County remains in CDC’s high transmission category.

More Resources & Information

 

Municipal Court has shifted to virtual operations for court cases except for most trials to the court. No jury trials through Feb. 14.(PDF, 100KB)

Contact Us

Report concerns and questions online

Visit Lakewood.org/RequestLakewood, our online customer service portal. Accepts comments 24 hours; closely monitored for timely responses.

Speak to someone in person

Call 303-987-7000

Emergencies

Dial 9-1-1

By order of Jefferson County Public Health and the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners, due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Effective Dates: 8 a.m., March 26 through April 17