Larimer County Day Camps Plan Submission

Larimer County Day Camps Plan Submission
Please note, this submission is subject to open records requests through Colorado Open Records Act.
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Day camps, including mobile and outdoor camps, must establish a plan that includes the following information and an explanation of how these requirements will be met. Please explain how you will accomplish each of the following items.
Capacity and registration of campers that accommodates required physical distancing (6 feet) and maximum group size (25 and fewer outdoors, 10 or fewer indoors per room with four walls and a door). Physical distancing and group-size requirements apply to all camp activities, including transportation, eating, and recreational activities.
Established groups of up to 25 outdoors and 10 indoors per room must not mix with other groups during any part of the day. Explain how you will accomplish this with your program.
Posting signs throughout on requirements for physical/social distancing.
The establishment of protocols for responding and reporting casesto health care staff, local public health authorities, and CDPHE.
Ensure space is available to isolate ill staff and campers (cots, bedding, restrooms, and supervision).
Provide adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) for staff who supervise and care for ill campers, staff, and volunteers.
Ensure the on-call availability of a nurse or health care professional.
Ensure access to public restrooms, drinkable water sources, and picnic or other eating areas during activities at outdoor locations.
Train camp staff on current executive and public health orders in Colorado.
Train camp health care staff on prevention, transmission, and care of COVID-19 illness.
Prepare for closures following a case or outbreak of COVID-19.
Require masks and physical distancing during transportation to and from the camp.
Ensure sufficient handwashing/hand sanitizing locations and supplies are available.
Ensure adequate cleaning and disinfecting supplies.
Outdoor camps may be held with up to 25 campers in a group. Indoor camps remain at 10 campers per room which includes four walls and a door. Cohorts must remain with their group and not mix with other groups during structured time or free time.
Stagger drop-off and pickup times to avoid large groups and allow for screening.
Require staff and campers with suspected exposures, such as ill household contacts, to be sent home with a recommendation to get tested immediately and adhere to requirements for isolation and exclusion.
Stagger meal times and prohibit self-serve foods, including buffet and family-style meal service.
Provide guidance and signs to maintain required physical distancing, respiratory etiquette, and hygiene.
Post relevant information from federal, state, and local health agencies about behaviors that mitigate the spread of disease.
Ensure sufficient cleaning and disinfecting of commonly touched surfaces, equipment, and vehicles throughout the camp, especially in areas used for the temporary isolation or quarantine of ill or exposed staff, volunteers, and campers.
Whenever possible, limit activities that are not conducive to the required 6 feet of physical distancing or could pose a safety hazard when campers and staff are physical distancing.
Single-night overnight excursions are permitted so long as the campers and staff remain strictly cohorted.
Require handwashing upon arrival, before eating, and at regular intervals throughout the day.
Screen staff and volunteers for symptoms and close-contact exposures upon arrival to ensure they are symptom-free before they are cleared to work.
Send home staff and volunteers with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or other communicable illnesses and recommend testing.
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Any open business that has an outbreak in their program of 2 or more employees/ attendees might be required to close for 72 hours for disinfection and detailed contact tracing to minimize risk in the community.

Yes I understand and will work with the health department if cases are connected to this program.
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We are requiring a primary contact to work with on complaints received or any contact tracing that might need to be done at you location. Please give us the name, phone and email of the person we should reach out to if needed.
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Larimer County Day Camps Plan Submission

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