Eagle County has reported 17 outbreaks since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Vail Daily reported on some of these epidemics with individual stories, but to provide a more complete picture of eagle county coronavirus trajectory, we compiled the full list here, with main points about the outbreak.
We will continue to update this list weekly as the status reports new active outbreaks and closes reports from others. To see the prestige of the epidemic, visit the state’s epidemic data website.
Just because an epidemic is indexed as active on the state’s website doesn’t mean it’s up and running, because the state only updates the database once a week.
Eagle County uses the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment epidemic definition, which corresponds to two or more cases shown of COVID-19 in a non-domestic with symptoms in 14 days.
This definition excludes things like the school district moving selected students and distance learning after a positive COVID-19 check as a precautionary measure. These measures, in fact, have prevented epidemics and transmission of the virus.
Anyone who thinks they have been exposed to the virus can be checked at one of the seven control sites in the Eagle River Valley, as well as at the control sites in the Roaring Fork Valley for those living in Basalt and El Jebel. site closest to you and a list of suppliers, click here. For more information about coronavirus in Eagle County, ecemergency. org.
Northside Kitchen: cases
Three avon dining room workers tested positive thanks to lab results. The outbreak was first reported on October 6.
The eagle meeting: 2 cases
Two Eagle Ranch dining room workers tested positive for lab results. The outbreak was first reported on October 5.
Vail Health: Cases
Eight home task hospital workers tested positive for laboratory results. The outbreak was first reported on 26 September. During his investigation, the hospital, in a statement, stated that workers had no close contact with patients and that the first positive case later a worker returned from a non-public trip.
Marriott’s StreamSide Evergreen in Vail: cases
Three hotel workers tested positive thanks to lab results. The outbreak was first reported on 20 September.
The outbreak was considered closed on October 26.
Gf Woods construction: 2 cases
An outbreak in a structure made two staff members positive thanks to laboratory results.
The outbreak was first reported on 24 August.
It was considered closed on 19 September.
Elam construction: cases
An outbreak in a structure resulted in two staff members testing positive for laboratory effects and some other employee was likely due to self-reporting.
The outbreak was first reported on 20 August.
It was considered closed on 28 September.
Battle Mountain High School: 2 cases
Battle Mountain High School reported that two non-teaching staff contracted the virus before the start of the school year.
The outbreak was first reported on 19 August.
The outbreak is believed to have closed on September 11.
Home Depot: cases
Four workers at the Avon Home Renovation Store tested positive for lab results. The outbreak was first reported on 19 August.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on August 31.
Qdoba: cases
Four workers in West Vail’s dining room tested positive thanks to lab results. The outbreak was first reported on August 4.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on August 21.
Organic mountain landscaping: five cases
Five workers tested positive for lab results. The outbreak was first reported on July 30.
The epidemic is believed to have closed on August 25.
Kombucha Cultures / High Country Rockies: 10 Cases
Nine staff members of the Eagle beverage production and distribution plant tested positive for laboratory results, while others thought it was probably due to self-information. The outbreak was first reported on 24 July.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on August 27.
Meridian Fire and Security LLC: 2 cases
Two workers tested positive for lab results. The outbreak was first reported on 29 July.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on August 26.
Ground concrete: four cases
Most likely, four specific employees were in favor of the virus because of their self-reporting.
The outbreak was first reported on July 16.
The outbreak is believed to have closed on August 4.
Walmart: Cases
Eleven workshop workers tested positive thanks to laboratory results. The outbreak was first reported on 24 June.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on August 18.
El Jebel Municipal Market: 12 cases
An outbreak was first reported in the market in the city of El Jebel on 8 June, with six store workers testing positive and six other store workers considered likely due to their self-reporting.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on July 14.
Eagle City Market: Cases
The outbreak was first reported on June 8 and 4 store workers tested positive for the virus thanks to laboratory results.
The outbreak is thought to be closed on July 14.
Castle Peak Senior Life: 7 cases
A resident of Eagle’s nursing home died after contracting the virus, which led to testing on all citizens and array. A total of 4 citizens and 3 members contracted the virus.
The outbreak was first reported on 8 May.
It was considered closed on June 8.
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