Last call for alcohol in Colorado will be 10 p.m., Gov. Jared Polis orders in latest salvo against COVID-19.
Stating his frustration with young people getting drunk in social settings and increasing the spread of the coronavirus, Gov. Jared Polis on Tuesday ordered that last call for alcohol at establishments statewide shall, for at least 30 days, be 10 p.m.
“The state of inebriation in a public place is inconsistent with social distancing,” Polis said at a news conference.
The Colorado Restaurant Association was quick to criticize the governor’s move.
“We’re extremely disappointed in this order. This is a major blow to an industry that is already suffering gravely,” said Sonia Riggs, the association’s CEO. “We’d like to see the data that backs up this decision, especially as it’s our understanding that restaurants account for just 4% of the outbreaks in this state.”
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