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
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Summit County Local Dial Framework and Capacity Increases Take Effect Friday, April 16
Summit County Public Health issued an amended and restated Public Health Order Thursday to align with the updated CDPHE health order that will dissolve the current state Dial 3.0 beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, April 16. Control over COVID-19 restrictions will now rest with each county to determine what is best for their unique situation. County will have the ability to move to Level Green and 100% capacity as soon as 70% of residents are fully vaccinated or Level Green incidence metrics are met. Learn More
Breckenridge Community Expectations Survey
The Breckenridge Tourism Office is conducting our 3rd Expectations Survey focusing on what’s next for Breckenridge after COVID-19. Your feedback is important to the future of our community. To participate, please visit the link that best suits your affiliation. Residents: www.brecksurvey.org/residents
Second homeowners: www.brecksurvey.org/secondhome
Business owners: www.brecksurvey.org/business
Employees: www.brecksurvey.org/employees
Participar en Esnpanol: www.brecksurvey.org/es
Watch Recording – Breckenridge Community Update Thursday, April 15
Join Breckenridge Mayor Eric Mamula, Town Manager Rick Holman, Asst. Town Manager Shannon Haynes, Special Guest Summit County Public Health Director Amy Wineland, and BTO President/CEO Lucy Kay, for a Breckenridge Community Update held April 15 addressing State’s COVID dial ending and giving way to more local control. Watch Meeting | View Presentation Slides
Transition Season Business Closures
Is your business thinking about taking a couple of weeks off later this spring? We want to know about it! We realize everything is tentative at this time, so please keep us informed of your current and even maybe-plans to temporarily close – and update later as your schedule may change. Pro Tip: Don’t forget to update your Google My Business (GMB) page and social listings for the most impactful results and keeping your customers informed of any changes. Provide Tentative Closing Dates | Google My Business Webinar: Part 1 – The Fundamentals | Google My Business Webinar: Part 2 – Advanced | BTO Special Session: Best Practices & Tips For Google, FB, TripAdvisor, & More
Summit County Moves to Level Orange Effective Wednesday, April 7th, 6am
Summit County Government received official notification from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) on Monday that the state will be moving Summit County from Level Yellow, back to the more restrictive Level Orange on Dial 3.0 on Wednesday. Read More | Business Resources | 5-Star Business Resources | View Level Orange Capacity Chart for 5-Star & Non-5-Star Businesses
| ASSISTANCE | |
|---|---|
| Town of Breckenridge (TOB) | Business Revenue Reduction Rent Assistance February applications now closed |
| Small Business Relief Program Applications closed | |
| Summit County | Small Business Grant Program Applications closed |
| Energize Colorado | Energize Colorado Gap Fund Third round of applications to open soon |
| US Small Business Administration | COVID-19 Relief Options Explore relief options to help businesses, nonprofits, and faith-based organizations recover from the impacts of COVID-19 |
| 1st Draw PPP: For first-time program participants 2nd Draw PPP: For certain businesses who have previously received a PPP loan Loan Forgiveness: Borrowers from either round may be eligible | |
| Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program (EIDL) | |
| Express Bridge Loan Program | |
| Debt Relief Program | |
| Shuttered Venue Operators Grant |