Jefferson County Offices Close Amid Coronavirus Spread

JEFFERSON COUNTY, CO — As the new coronavirus becomes more widespread in Colorado, Jefferson County has closed all of its offices, except for courts and services related to law enforcement, officials said. Some human services will also remain open.

All Board of County Commissioner hearings and briefings will be postponed until further notice, officials said.

"If you are scheduled for a court appearance, please plan to appear unless you have been notified otherwise," read a Jefferson County alert posted Monday.

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More information about court operations can be found on the First Judicial District website.

The latest information on the virus, community spread, and information for businesses and organizations can be found on the Jefferson County Public Health COVID-19 web page.

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