Updated April 15, 2020 Douglas County food banks just received an immediate solution to a 400% increase in food demand – thanks to a $52,000 contribution from Douglas County – allowing organizations to sustain food supplies. “The impacts of COVID-19 were felt and presented challenges to many in our community almost immediately,” said Roger Partridge,… Read On

In these unprecedented times, nonprofit organizations that serve your community become all the more critical in our lives. Rapid response funding is needed today to strengthen and stabilize local nonprofit community organizations responding to, and impacted by, COVID-19. Answering the call for a solution, the Douglas County Community Foundation has established the COVID-19 Recovery Fund… Read On

As part of a Countywide effort toward healing our communities from the impacts of COVID-19, partners from the public, private and non-profit sectors have worked together to provide a centralized Community Response resource page. Please visit DouglasCOVID19.com and share this resource as a one-stop source of information on public health, human needs recovery, economic recovery… Read On

Direct access to information about COVID-19 (coronavirus) from your local public health department just got easier for residents and businesses in Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas Counties. On Wednesday, March 11, 7– 8:30 p.m., Douglas, Adams and Arapahoe Counties will host a COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall with the opportunity to hear directly from Tri-County Health Department… Read On

Douglas County today received notification from Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) of two additional residents in the County that have tested positive for COVID-19. The County now has a confirmed total of three cases. Two cases are located in the Castle Rock area and one in Highlands Ranch. The first case announced today is an adult… Read On