Colorado Daily Status Report Link to the full report: www.bitly.com/COStatus011222
State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Status Level 1: The SEOC is activated at level one operations in support of COVID-19 recovery with the addition of federal partners in the facility, Marshall Fire recovery efforts with a State/FEMA Joint Field Office standing up, Afghan evacuees and drought recovery efforts. The SEOC is operational Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Colorado Joint Field Office: Activated with support from State / FEMA staff.
- Current Colorado Incidents Supported by DHSEM and State EOC
DHSEM Regional Field Managers, Strategic Communications Director and SEOC General Staff are providing technical support and monitoring the resource needs of the following incidents:
Marshall Fire
Find a more detailed list of Marshall Fire links and resources on our Marshall Fire website page. December 30, 2021, Governor Jared Polis declared at state of emergency due to the Marshall Fire. On December 31, President Joe Biden approved a major disaster declaration.
- Size: 6,080 Acres
- Containment: 100%
- Boulder County Structure Report and Map
- Home Damage Assessment
- Destroyed Homes: 1084
- Damaged Homes: 149
- Total Home Damage Estimate: $513,212,589
- Commercial Structures Damage Assessment
- Destroyed Commercial Structures: 7
- Damaged Commercial Structures: 30
- Total Commercial Damage Estimate: TBD
- Boulder County Websites
- Recovery English: https://www.bouldercounty.org/disasters/wildfires/marshall/
- Recovery Spanish: https://www.bouldercounty.org/disasters/wildfires/marshall-en-espanol/
- Initial Response Information: https://www.boulderoem.com/emergency-status/
- Town of Superior Website
- City of Louisville Website
- Boulder County Resource List
- State of Colorado Marshall Fire Resource Page: http://mars.colorado.gov/MarshallFire
Disaster Assistance Update
- Total Registrations: 2,340
- Daily Registrations: 99
- Individual Household Program (IHP) Dollars Approved: $662,556.91
- Housing Assistance (HA) Dollars Approved: $561,141.06
- Other Needs Assistance (ONA) Dollars Approved: $101,415.85
- IHP Dollars Disbursed: $494,277.58
- HA Dollars Disbursed: $424,603.06
- ONA Dollars Disbursed: $69,674.52
- Inspections Issued: 439
- Inspections Returned: 232
- Inspections Complete: 52.85%
- Funerals Paid: 0
- Funeral Dollars Approved: $0
- Number of Disaster Assistance Centers Open: 1
- Total DAC Activity: 1,466
- Small Business Administration (SBA) Applications Received: Home Loans: 317
- SBA Applications Received: Business: 57
- Total SBA Applications Received: 374
- SBA Loans Approved: Homes: 101
- SBA Home Loan Dollars Approved: $17,923,400
- SBA Loans Approved: Business: 1
- SBA Business Loan Dollars Approved: $24,100
- Total SBA Loan Dollars Approved: $17,947,500
COVID-19 Current Overview
- 1,062,568 Cases
- 11,690 New Cases Reported
- 1,488 COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized
- 71 COVID-19 Patients Under Investigation Hospitalized
- 4,469,913 People Tested
- 10,528 Deaths Among All Cases
- 10,965 Deaths Due to COVID19
- 29.09% 7-Day Positivity Rate
- Link to COVID-19 website case data
COVID-19 Vaccine Update
- People Immunized with One Dose: 4,265,397
- People Fully Vaccinated: 3,841,587
- Eligible People Fully Immunized: 70.68%
- Cumulative Doses Administered: 9,755,721
- Cumulative Doses Distributed: 9,637,610
- Vaccine Phase: 1A and 1B
- Link to COVID-19 vaccine administration data
Afghan Evacuees
- Unified Command Group established with Colorado Department of Human Services and Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
- Colorado SEOC providing support
- CDHS Website: Colorado Refugee Services Program
I-70 Glenwood Canyon
- CDOT I-70 Glenwood Canyon Webpage
- State Executive Order: Emergency Declaration Issued - August 6, 2021
- Written Request for FHWA Emergency Relief Program Funds - August 8, 2021
- State / FEMA Joint Preliminary Damage Assessment conducted September 1, 2021
- U.S. Small Business Administration Disaster Declaration, September 16, 2021
- October 1: State of Colorado moves forward with FHWA Emergency Assistance for Glenwood Canyon Recovery
