The Breckenridge Tourism Office (BTO) is closely monitoring the impact of COVID-19 on the local economy and strives to be a valuable, timely resource for our community. Below you’ll find assistance and guidance on how employees and employers can best plan and respond right now. If there is anything the BTO can provide to better serve you, please contact Tessa at tbreder@gobreck.com
Sign up for the DMMO Download for the latest news pertinent to you as a Breckenridge business and resident.
Onebreckenridge.com: Assistance & Resources Now More Streamlined
The COVID-19 toolbox has recently been updated to streamline assistance & resources for residents, businesses, & non-profits. Please scroll over the “COVID-19 TOOLBOX” tab above to access:
Business Assistance & Resources
Individual Assistance & Resources
Non-Profit Assistance & Resources
Industry Research & Situation Updates
NEWLY ADDED & UPDATED
Breckenridge Community Update Scheduled for Friday, March 5, 9:30am
Join Breckenridge Mayor Eric Mamula, Town Manager Rick Holman, Asst. Town Manager Shannon Haynes, Special Guest Ken Nelson of Flame Group Foods, & Breckenridge Tourism Office President/CEO Lucy Kay, for a Breckenridge Community update on Friday, March 5, 9:30-10:30am. The recorded meeting will end with Q&A. Register Now
Summit County Moving to Level Yellow due to Declining COVID Case Numbers, Effective Friday, February 26
Summit County Public Health officials submitted a request Wednesday to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to move from Level Orange to Level Yellow on the State Dial 2.0, citing 7 days of COVID case data in Level Yellow. The request has been granted and the county will move to Level Yellow restrictions starting at 6:00 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 26. Learn More
Walkable Main Survey – Now Open for Businesses and Residents
The Town of Breckenridge, through the Breckenridge Tourism Office, is surveying residents and businesses to gather feedback on community interest in closing Main Street again this summer for “Walkable Main.” We appreciate your taking a few minutes to share your views on potentially having “Walkable Main” (closed to traffic) again this summer. Along with some other key operating considerations, these survey results will be an important component in the Town’s decision-making process. Resident Survey | Business Survey
Colorado’s COVID-19 Dial 2.0 Effective Saturday, February 6
In Dial 2.0, the metrics that determine the dial level have changed. Decreasing COVID-19 rates, coupled with widespread vaccination of the most vulnerable populations have led to these changes in metrics, as the State strives to better reflect a balance between disease suppression and economic activity. Additionally, instead of looking at the metrics over a 14-day period, Dial 2.0 will consider metrics within a 7-day period — making the dial more responsive and flexible.
Summit County Press Release & Business Resources | State of Colorado Press Release & FAQs
Local Public Health Order Amended Effective Jan 20 – Short Term Rentals
Under the amended local public health order, owners and/or entities responsible for the booking and renting of short-term lodging units must confirm renters are aware of and are in compliance with the gathering size limits mandated by CDPHE PHO 20-36 | Learn More