Stay-At-Home Order: Who to Call?

It can be confusing who to call right now when you have a question about COVID-19 or the State stay-at-home order. We wanted to provide some clarification to help everyone get the information they need faster.

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The Colorado State Emergency Operati...

A Message from Mayor Mike Waid

With the State of Colorado under a Stay at Home Order until April 11 to help curb the spread of Coronavirus, we are facing unprecedented times. I wanted to take a moment to check in on our community. I assure you that your Town Council and staff are worki...

Stay-at-Home Order Issued for State of Colorado

On March 25, the State of Colorado issued a Stay-at-Home Public Health Order that will be in effect from March 26 at 8 a.m. until April 11 at 11:59 p.m.

• Read more information about the official order from the State of Colorado
• View our own Stay-at-Home Orde...

Parker Police Department Reduces Hours and Services at Front Desk

The Parker Police Department lobby hours are temporarily changing. For the safety and concern of our employees and citizens, the lobby hours will be Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The doors will be locked on Saturday and Sunday, however, after-ho...

Human Services Available to Parker Residents

Our area residents have a number of human services resources available to them to assist with the human impact of the COVID-19 health emergency. If you or someone you know finds themselves in need of assistance with things like food, child care, shelter, ...

March 23: Parker Parks and Recreation CLOSED Through April 30

Updated March 23

With updated recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Order, the Parker Recreation Center and Parker Fieldhouse will remain closed through April ...

Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Assistance

Effective March 19, 2020, Colorado has been declared an eligible disaster zone. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering designated states and territories low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses sufferin...

March 19: Parker Arts Facilities CLOSED through April 30

***Updated Thursday, March 19***

Parker Arts is committed to the health and safety of our patrons, volunteers, and staff. Based on the latest order by Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment, the PACE Center, Schoolhouse and Ruth M...

March 18: Building and Planning Divisions Modified Services

The Town of Parker’s Community Development Department (Building and Planning Divisions) has modified its services as a result of the Town’s declaration of a Local Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. and previously declared ...

March 17: Municipal Court CLOSED Through May

The Town of Parker is taking measures to ensure the health and well-being of its employees and Court attendees. To that end, the Parker Municipal Court will not be in session through the months of March, April and May. All parties scheduled during these m...

March 16: Local Disaster Emergency Declaration; Town Facilities CLOSED to Public

The Town of Parker has declared a formal local disaster emergency in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak affecting communities across the country. Parker is one of many communities across the state of Colorado that has taken this type of action in rec...

March 13: Parker Police Department Suspends Front Desk Services

For the safety and concern of our employees and citizens, the Parker Police Department will be suspending the following services until further notice. Please check with the below entities for possible other locations or to see if they are still providing ...

March 11: Town of Parker COVID-19 Update

Town of Parker COVID-19 UpdateThe Town of Parker would like to reassure our community that we are continuing to closely monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) and taking steps to keep our community and staff safe. The Town has plans, partnerships and resources in...

Stay-at-Home Order Issued for State of Colorado

On March 25, the State of Colorado issued a Stay-at-Home Public Health Order that will be in effect from March 26 at 8 a.m. until April 11 at 11:59 p.m.

• Read more information about the official order from the State of Colorado
• View our own Stay-at-Home Orde...

Human Services Available to Parker Residents

Our area residents have a number of human services resources available to them to assist with the human impact of the COVID-19 health emergency. If you or someone you know finds themselves in need of assistance with things like food, child care, shelter, ...

Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Assistance

Effective March 19, 2020, Colorado has been declared an eligible disaster zone. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering designated states and territories low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses sufferin...

Town of Parker Cornavirus News and Resources

The Town of Parker continues to closely monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health emergency and is taking steps to keep our community and staff safe. View the latest updates related to the items that affect our community at our Coronavirus News and Resour...

March 17: Municipal Court Closed Through May

The Town of Parker is taking measures to ensure the health and well-being of its employees and Court attendees. To that end, the Parker Municipal Court will not be in session through the months of March, April and May. All parties scheduled during these m...

March 16: Local Disaster Emergency Declaration; Town Facilities Closed to Public

The Town of Parker has declared a formal local disaster emergency in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak affecting communities across the country. Parker is one of many communities across the state of Colorado that has taken this type of action in rec...

Town of Parker COVID-19 Update: March 11, 2020

Town of Parker COVID-19 UpdateThe Town of Parker would like to reassure our community that we are continuing to closely monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) and taking steps to keep our community and staff safe. The Town has plans, partnerships and resources in...

Avoid Parking on Snow Routes this Winter

The Town would like to remind residents and businesses that snow removal operations can affect on-street parking during snow events and for several days after the snow stops falling depending on the severity of the storm.

Town staff performs snow route sno...

Town Administrator's Report - Winter 2020

The Town Administrator’s Report for Winter 2020 is now available online! To learn more about what’s going on in departments throughout the Town of Parker, click the link below. 

Ready... Set... Snow!!!

It is the Town of Parker’s goal to provide the best snow service possible within the constraints of budget, personnel and available equipment. Keep in mind that Parker Road/State Highway 83 is maintained and plowed by the Colorado Department of ...

COVID-19 FAQs for Town Employees

Disclaimer – Information provided is as of 10:30 am March 16, 2020. Please note that as information is provided, these FAQ’s will be updated

The Town of Parker is committed to the health, safety and well-being of our employees as we add...

March 24: IT Help Ticket

Effective Tuesday, March 24, please submit all IT Help Tickets via email to ITHelp@parkeronline.org rather than calling the Help Desk phone number.

This will allow the IT team to assign requests to the appropriate staff member.

Thank you!

MINES & Associates: Dealing with Physical Isolation

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has altered all our lives in significant ways. For those who may have been exposed to the virus and are not yet sick, quarantining oneself is a public health imperative. Most people, however, are unaccustomed to staying ho...

MINES & Associates: Being Prepared

Coronavirus - Being Prepared

During times of crisis, including the recent public health concerns about COVID-19 (Coronavirus), it is natural for our anxieties to rise. The onslaught of news, information and misinformation can make us feel unsafe and unsure...

March 18: COVID-19 and Your Health Plan

Does Cigna cover COVID-19 testing, office visits, or telehealth services?

Customers who visit an in-network doctor, whether at an office, urgent care clinic, or hospital setting or those accessing telehealth services through the myCigna app for a COVID-19 ...

March 17: Retirement Update Webinar

In light of recent events HUB/MRP, the Town’s independent consulting firm for our retirement plans through Empower Retirement, is hosting an online webinar that you will not want to miss.  Please see below for details and view the webin...

March 15: Employees Who Have Traveled to Eagle, Summit, Pitkin and Gunnison Counties

The Town received an alert from the State Department of Public Health on Sunday (see link below) notifying us that anyone who has been in Eagle, Summit, Pitkin or Gunnison counties in the past week should minimize all contact with other people, whether or...

March 13: Message from Town Administrator Michelle Kivela

Town leadership and staff are working diligently on plans and protocols as the Covid-19 situation continues to change and escalate. In addition to frequent communications with the lead agency on Covid-19, Tri-County Health, we are taking measures internal...

March 13: Emergency Purchasing Procedures

Purchasing processes will continue as normal for those items that are purchased on a regular basis and for normal operations.  AFE’s will still be required for purchases of $5000 or more for one time purchases or if those purchases with...