The Arvada Resiliency Taskforce developed the Safe and Open campaign to help Arvada businesses communicate widely to the community a return to economic activity in accordance with public health and safety best-practices. The goal of this campaign is to offer a marketing opportunity and is not regulatory or punitive in nature.
Upon completion, you will receive access to a self-service Google Drive to download the branding assets that will help you communicate your Safe and Open status. Additionally, your business will be listed below. This message will be shared widely via social media, print, public relations and more. If you are interested in your business being featured in a Safe and Open video spotlight, please fill out this form. The following businesses have taken the Safe and Open pledge.
If you are interested in your business being featured in a Safe and Open video spotlight like those above, please fill out this form. If a business is not shown, please reach out to that business directly and ask if they can take the pledge. Hull collegenannies. Also, we discuss travel plans and what quarantining looks like after traveling. The slightest symptom required further evaluation by a professional and min.
We offer live online classes for anyone exhibiting these symptoms but still wishing to learn karate. We are offering full-day child care for 10 kids or less must attend on a regular schedule.
In the afternoons and evenings, we are also offering private and semi-private karate lessons for individuals of all ages. These are by appointment only and the facility is disinfected between each lesson, and activity. We check temperatures before entering the facility and require hand washing before and after every lesson. We are doing curb-side drop-off and pick-up of students for all lessons to minimize the total number of people interacting. And we are continuing to offer live online karate classes to support Safe At Home.
