Go to www.northglenn.org/covid19testsites, which will take you to the Tri-County Health Department's website and a list of testing locations. Please check the website for details before going to the individual testing sites. Times and days vary, and some locations require pre-registration.

Some locations in the area include:

• In Northglenn, 9Health Fair is offering free tests. At least through the end of December, go to Crossroads Church, 10451 Huron St., on Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Results are available in 48 or 72 business hours, depending on the test. NOTE – You must pre-register by calling 720.419.1087 or going to https://covidcheckcolorado.org.

• Free testing is also at Front Range Community College, West 112th Avenue and Stuart Street in Westminster. They are open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pre-registration is at https://bit.ly/3878qzf. It's not needed, but may speed up the process. Results are available within approximately three business days at https://mako.luminatehealth.com/common/signup. For more information, call 719.416.5857 or go to www.makomedical.com. 

• City of Northglenn
• Adams County
• State of Colorado
• Tri-County Health Department or email the COVID-19 Business Recovery team at covidbusinessrecovery@tchd.org
• Colorado Department of Health & Environment 

All adults are eligible for the vaccine.

Youth ages 12 to 17 may receive the vaccine with parent permission.

For a complete eligibility list or for updates, go to www.tchd.org/covidvaccine.

Here are a number of avenues to find a vaccine provider or receive a vaccine. Please note that many locations require an appointment to get the vaccine; no walk-ins accepted:

• Contact your health care provider.
• Northglenn residents 12 years and older can call the Northglenn Senior Center at 303.450.8801 to find a vaccine.
• Go to www.tchd.org/covidvaccine for details on providers and locations.
• The TCHD office, 1401 W. 122nd Ave. #200 in Westminster, offers vaccines for walk-ins or by appointment. Check schedule below. Call 303.451.0123 for assistance.
  • Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m.
  • Fridays, 8:30-11:30 a.m.

You should get a booster dose if you:

• Are 65 years old or older
• Live in a long-term care facility
• Are 18 to 64 years old and at high risk of severe COVID-19
• Are 18 to 64 years old and at high risk because of where you live or work. For example, if you live in a college dorm with lots of other students or you work at a grocery store where you are in contact with many people every day, you may be considered high risk
• You received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine for your initial dose

• Aquatics operations are back to normal.
  
  
• Website
  • Go to www.northglenn.org/aquatics for the most up-to-date schedule.

• Closed:
• Programs are operating, with safety protocols in place.
• Limited rentals are available for the theatre.
  
  
• Limited:
• Go to www.northglennarts.org for updated information.
  
  
• More Information:
  • Ticket refund information
  • Resources for artists
    
    
• Contact:
• 303.450.8800

• In-person inspections are available.
• All permits may be pulled through online portal CommunityConnect. If you do not already have a log in, please email building@northglenn.org to set one up.
  
  
• More Information:
  • www.northglenn.org/building
    
    
• Contact:
  • building@northglenn.org or 303.450.8745
  • If the phone is not answered, please leave a message and we will respond as soon as possible.

• Closed:
  • The City Clerk's Office offers passports services on weekdays.   You must schedule an appointment. 
  • Otherwise, operations are normal.
• More Information:
  • www.northglenn.org/cityclerk
• Contact:
  • clerk@northglenn.org or 303.450.8756

• City Council has resumed in-person meetings.
• Phone access to the meetings will continue, to allow for public comment without requiring physical presence at the meeting. For the phone option, see the top of the agenda posted at www.northglenn.org/webdocs.
• Public comment at regular council meetings may be sent ahead of time at jsmall@northglenn.org through voicemail at 303.450.8757, presented in person at the meeting, or presented via phone during the meeting. 

• More Information:
  • Neighborhood Services Web Page
    
    
• Contact:
  • Submit a code enforcement issue through Access Northglenn.

• Volunteer opportunities are still available. Call 303.450.8904 or email jmurphy@northglenn.org for more information.
  
  

• Through the rest of the year, traffic and code/zoning cases will be held virtually, while juvenile cases, criminal cases and trials will be in person.
• Go to www.northglenn.org/court for more information.

• Contact:
  • Debbie Tuttle, 303.450.8743 or dtuttle@northglenn.org
  • Shannon Fields, 303.450.8938 or sfields@northglenn.org

Check out the latest events and activities the city has going on. 

Many events have been cancelled or significantly altered due to COVID-19 limitations.

Face masks are NOT required for outdoor activities or events. They are requested for indoors if you have not received your COVID-19 vaccination, but they are not required.

• Limited:
  • The new Northglenn Recreation Center is now open.
  • Virtual classes are available.
• Website:
  • Go to www.northglenn.org/fitness for more information.

• Parks and trails are open.
• Report a concern about a park or trail through Access Northglenn.

• Passport services are available weekdays. Go to the passport webpage to schedule an appointment.
• Visit https://state.travel.gov for local passport options.

• The Police Department is operating as normal.
• Officers will deliver prescriptions from specific local pharmacies to Northglenn seniors and at-risk individuals. Call 303.450.8893 or go to www.northglenn.org/prescription.
• Contact:
  • Emergency: 911
  • Non-Emergency: 303.288.1535
  • police@northglenn.org

• Staff and children will wear masks at all time, in line with Tri-County Health Department COVID-19 recommendations.

Face masks are NOT required, but visitors are highly encouraged to wear facemasks inside city facilities.

• Contact:
  • Report a concern about a park or trail through Access Northglenn.
  • Request recreation program scholarship information at bstraushein@northglenn.org.
  • Request a recreation program refund in lieu of credit by emailing parksandrec@northglenn.org with REFUND REQUEST in the memo line. 

• Services:

• The senior center is offering online classes and activities.
• Adams County has a listing of resources for seniors including transportation options, shopping information, food and more: http://adamscountycovid19.org/senior-services-resources
• Senior Hub 303.426.4408 is still operating and delivering Meals on Wheels.
• A-Lift (through the Senior Resource Center) 303.235.6972 and DRCOG 303.480.6700 can deliver some prepared food and toiletries for seniors. 
• Northglenn Police Department is offering to pick and deliver prescriptions for seniors. 

• Contact:
  • 303.450.8801 or kfisher@northglenn.org