Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Last updated 4/4/2020 at 10:47 a.m.

Emergency Declaration in Response to COVID-19 now Extended through April 14, 2020


Additional Details

Town Facilities 

  • Town facilities are now closed to the public. Town staff can be reached by calling general information at 970-568-3381 or viewing our staff directory.  
  • The Library, Senior Center, and Recreation Office are closed including all events, programs, and classes which are suspended until April 14.

Utility Billing

  • The Town will not disconnect service to customers until further notice for non-payment. If you are having difficulty paying your utility bill, contact us to make payment arrangements.
  • Be assured that we are working day and night to provide the water, wastewater, and stormwater services you depend on every day.
  • If you have any questions about services or bill payments, use the contact information below:
    • Customer Service: 970-568-3381 ext 190 - Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
    • 24-hour automated account balance and payment: 1-833-862-1409
    • 24-hour online bill pay: www.xpressbillpay.com
    • Email: utilities@wellingtoncolorado.gov

Municipal Court

  • Municipal Court sessions shall be suspended until May 6, 2020 by which date the Court will issue further orders.

Election

  • Ballots can be mailed or dropped off in the box at Town Hall, 3735 Cleveland Ave., until 7:00 p.m. on April 7.
  • If the ballot is damaged or spoiled, you must return it to us before we can give you a replacement ballot. Please call the Deputy Clerk to arrange a pickup time to issue a replacement ballot. Deputy Town Clerk,  970-568-3381 Ext 110

Parks

  • Per Larimer County and to protect residents of the Town of Wellington by preventing the spread of COVID-19, Wellington Parks has closed playgrounds, basketball courts and picnic tables. Please note, the skate park is currently closed for construction.
  • Currently, the ballfields, tennis court, disc golf, and the dog park are open. However, this may change. The grassy area of the parks, and trails around town are open. Help us keep them open, by maintaining the recommended physical distancing of 6 feet from other individuals and staying home if you are sick.

Town Events

  • April 11: Easter Egg Hunt – cancelled
  • Future Town Events like the Kids Fishing Derby will be reevaluated as the incident develops

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Previous update on 3/16/2020 at 8:45 a.m.

Wellington Issues Emergency Declaration in Response to COVID-19

The Town of Wellington and its officials are closely monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak. Town leaders have spent several days consulting with internal and external partners, including guidance from the State of Colorado. The Town of Wellington is issuing an Emergency Declaration effective immediately for a seven (7) day period and will reassess the overall COVID-19 impact as it relates to the Town’s operations and services.

Out of an abundance of caution, the Town of Wellington will be proactively closing the Wellington Senior Resource Center, Wellington Public Library, and Wellington Recreation Programs.  This includes all town events, programs, and classes. Adults aged 60+ who are residents of Wellington may still request meals provided by the Volunteers of America Senior Nutrition Program. Seniors will also have access to transportation services for medical appointments through the Senior Ride Program.

The closure will start Monday, March 16, 2020 and be in place through March 22, 2020, at which time we will reassess the overall COVID-19 impact on the community. “At this time, we are working closely with our local, state and federal partners. We realize these closures are inconvenient but have been made to ensure the safety of our residents,” said Ed Cannon, Town Administrator.

Mayor Troy Hamman said, “I’d like to thank our first responders, health care professionals, Board of Trustees, and other frontline workers. While there is a lot of uncertainty right now, we know that if we stick together and support each other, we can honor our Wellington values and will be stronger because of it.”

MORE INFORMATION: 

  • The public is encouraged to sign up for regular updates from our partners at Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) and their website (www.larimer.org/coronavirus) for accurate information and news about COVID-19.
  1. COVID-19 Resources
  2. Emergency Declaration
  1. Business Support
  2. Food Assistance
  3. Community Support

A Message from Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce and the Wellington CO Main Streets Program


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Dear Wellington Residents,

As the coronavirus outbreak spreads around the country, so does solidarity among people everywhere. For our
part, the Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce and the Wellington CO Main Streets Program continue to look
at innovative ways to help and provide for our community. We would like to offer several ways that Wellington residents can help support local businesses during this challenging economic landscape:

  • Look for our yellow “Yes! We’re Open” signs on all businesses remaining open for full or partial service during the coronavirus outbreak.

  • Gift Cards – Gift cards are available at most Wellington business locations. Purchase cards in-store or online and use them at a later date!

  • Take Out and Curbside Pick-Up – Look for our new orange “Take Out and Curbside Pick-Up” available signs around Wellington. Most of our local eateries are offering take out or delivery options in lieu of having to close their dining rooms. For a full list of available take out restaurant options, visit the Main Streets website www.wellingtonmainstreet.org/covid-19

  • Growlers To Go - In addition to restaurant options, your local breweries will also be offering to-go options for your favorite beers!

  • Virtual Classes - Many of the local gyms are now offering virtual classes online to members and non- members. Follow your favorite gym on social media for updates and links to their digital resources.

  • Support your salons - Don’t cancel your personal care appointments unless you are sick. Many of your local salons are depending on you! Be responsible and call ahead with any concerns you may have.

  • Be Courteous - Be extra kind to your neighbors during this season, especially senior citizens who may need extra assistance. Be considerate when purchasing items that are hard to find and look for ways to help out your community.
  • Lastly, support local!!
We’re in this together! The Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce and the Wellington CO Main Streets
Program want to thank our community for their continued support. Follow us on social media
@WellingtonMainStreets and @WellingtonAreaChamberOfCommerce for daily updates on business
hours, event postponements and cancellations, and for continued business support. We are here to serve
our community and provide innovative ways to keep our business doors open.


Thank you,

Wellington, CO Main Streets Program
Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce