Arapahoe County Office of Emergency Management Situational Report 3/25

All new information since the previous Situational Report is highlighted in red
Current cases of COVID19 Worldwide (as of 1326 hours)

• 458,927 total
• 20,807 deaths
• 62,086 in the United States and 869 deaths

Colorado COVID19 Cases (as of 0800 hours)Case counts are best available data from CDPHE and are updated at 1600 daily. Counts may not match Tri-County Health numbers.

• Total Colorado Cases: 912
• 84 hospitalized
• 35 counties with cases
• 7,701 people tested
• 11 deaths

County
Total Cases
Total Active Cases
Total Recovered
Total Deaths
Adams
27
27

Arapahoe
69
65
4

Boulder
49
49

Broomfield
5
5

Chaffee
3
3

Clear Creek
3
3

Crowley
1
0
1

Delta
1
1

Denver
176
176

Douglas
53
53

Eagle
96
95
1

El Paso
106
102
4

Elbert
3
3

Fremont
1
1

Garfield
10
10

Grand
2
2

Gunnison
40
39
1

Hinsdale
1
1

Huerfano
1
1

Jefferson
73
73

La Plata
1
1

Larimer
43
43

Logan
2
2

Mesa
5
5

Montrose
3
3

Morgan
3
3

Park
1
1

Pitkin
18
18

Pueblo
3
3

Routt
4
4

San Miguel
1
1

Summit
10
10

Teller
3
2
1

Unknown/Pending
18
17
1

Weld
76
74
2

Yuma
1
1

Total
912
897
4
11

            
Arapahoe County COVID19 Cases (as of 1400 hours)Case counts are best available data from Tri County Health Department.
Jurisdiction
Total Cases
Active Cases
Total Recovered
Total Deaths
Aurora
49
49

Centennial
8
7
1

Cherry Hills Village
1
1

Greenwood Village
4
4

Littleton
8
8

Englewood
13
13

Glendale
3
3

Byers
1
1

Unknown
3

Total
87
83
4
0

 
Situation Updates:Arapahoe County OEMGeneral Updates

• List of all closures throughout the County can be found here: https://www.arapahoegov.com/covid19
• 18th Judicial District Courts will close at 2:30 p.m. for the rest of this week.
• This morning, the Tri-County Health Department issued a new Stay-At-Home Order (public health order) for Adams, Arapahoe, and Douglas counties.
  • Effective March 26 at 0800 until April 17 at 2359 unless officials determine it is in the interest of public health to expire at an earlier date and time.
  • The Public Health Order requires that all people in each county stay at their place of residence, and that they make every effort possible to conduct only essential activities necessary to maintain health and well-being.
  • Examples of PERMITTED activities
    • Getting medical care for you, a family member or your pet
    • Visiting a health care professional
    • Getting medical supplies or medication
    • Going to get groceries, food (via takeout, drive-thru, food banks/pantries) or other essential household items
    • Getting supplies to work from home
    • Picking up materials from your child’s school needed for distance learning (tablet, books)
    • Going outside for physical activity, as long as you stay at least 6 feet away from people who are not in your household and follow social distancing practices
    • Going to work, ONLY if you provide essential products or services at an essential business (health care operations, infrastructure operations and maintenance, certain government functions)
  • Examples of activities NOT PERMITTED
    • In-person public or private gatherings of any size with people outside of your residence
    • Traveling, except to get or provide essential services or medical care
    • Carpooling with anyone outside of your residence
• Organizing a public private partnership coordination position in the EOC.
• Finance tracking and documentation: FEMA reimbursement guidance is changing daily.
• Arapahoe County Road & Bridge is now working 5x8’s in 2 shifts and are mostly just resurfacing gravel roads, stockpiling materials, filling potholes and responding to a few other safety hazards around the County. 
  • The first shift is from 4AM to noon and then 1PM to 9PM. 
  • Road and Bridge is around if anybody in the EOC needs anything.
• Arapahoe County facilities will remain closed to the public effective through at least April 17, 2020. The county will continue to make a number of its services available online, and many county operations will continue during this closure. County departments and offices will maintain reduced staffing levels to support essential operations, while other employees will work from home.
• All emergency declarations:
  • Arapahoe County
  • City of Aurora
  • City of Englewood
  • City of Centennial
  • City of Littleton
  • Sable Altura Fire
  • Bennett-Watkins Fire
  • Town of Bennett
  • Town of Byers
  • City of Sheridan
  • City of Greenwood Village
  • Town of Foxfield
  • City of Cherry Hills Village
  • City of Glendale
  • South Metro Fire
  • Byers Fire
  • Deer Trail Rural Fire Protection District
• EOC Activation is currently Level 1 based on a complexity analysis
• Coordinating with all stakeholders and partners
• Weekly calls with TCHD began Wednesday, 3/4/2020 at 1400
• Weekly calls with Agency Administrators Mondays at 0930

Englewood

• The City of Englewood has closed all City buildings to the public starting at 12 noon, Tuesday, March 17.

Centennial

• City of Centennial facilities will remain closed until April 17.

Cybersecurity and Communications

• Microsoft providing a Teams webinar on April 2nd at 1200. If you are new to Teams, it is recommended you sign up (https://bit.ly/33LBzNe)

Resource Mobilization

• Resource requests:

Received
Filled
In-Process
New
Notes

144
94
50
1
Logistics is maintaining a full count of PPE supplies.

 

• Number of total N95 masks in OEM cache available for distribution:  11,683
• LTP- All county supplies have been distributed.

Operations

• All Delegations of Authority from Incident Commanders to Area Command received
• Public Health “Stay at Home” Order, and Governor’s Guidance and Sheriff’s Memo related to Law Enforcement/Detentions forwarded to all Incident Commanders

• Alternate Care Facility Annex of Public Health Emergency Operations Plan forwarded to all Incident Commanders
• Stage 1 Burn Ban in place for Arapahoe County

• IAP distributed to Incident Commanders

• The Incident Commanders are listed below:

Incident/Branch
Supervisor Name
Supervisor Contact
Area Commander
Nate Fogg
720-874-3636

Detention Services Bureau
Capt. Laurie Halaba
720-874-3782

Arapahoe County West
Gene Enley
303-419-8069

Arapahoe County Central
Capt. McKlem
720-874-3759

Arapahoe County East
Chief Earl Cumley
303-644-3572

City of Englewood
Sam Watson
303-210-7203

City of Aurora
Matt Chapman
303-326-8963

Epidemiology
Sara Garrington
720-200-1479

 
Joint Information Center

• Statewide 2-1-1/United Way contract complete.
  • EOC with JIC to assign lead 2-1-1 content provider
• Virtual joint information center platform established in Teams
• Lead PIO confirmed for org chart: Chris Henning
• JIC coordination calls are ongoing with County, Sheriff, Contract OEM City PIOs.

Area Command

• Alternate care facility (ACF) on-going discussions, looking for TCHD and meeting with OEM Directors to discuss 1135 Alternate Standards of Care, pharmacy, and Medical Director.

Tri-County Health Department

• Tri-County Health Public Department (TCHD) Public Health Incident Management Team (PHIMT) is activated to support the Departmental Operations Center (DOC).

State Emergency Operations Center (EOC)/CDPHE Departmental Operations Center (DOC)

• The State EOC and the CDPHE Department Operations Center are operating a Unified Command at Level 1 for COVID-19 support coordination.

• All EOC capabilities are available to support local and state agency needs.
• State JIC activated to coordinate public information messaging for COVID-19