Michael B. Hancock

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

I have a brother who lives in the same city where #AhmaudArbery was gunned down. His family could have been mine, or yours. I'm hopeful now, that an arrest has been made in this heinous, brutal and senseless crime and that justice will be served. https://t.co/VGPACd1kvv — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @CDPHE: Do you need to get tested for COVID-19? Find a community-based testing site near you. https://t.co/174kB7vAHy #COVID19Colorado… — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @RepDianaDeGette: Please remember, Denver is now asking everyone over the age of 3 to wear a mask in most public spaces. As @MayorHanco… — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Prayers have been answered!! Rev. Terrence “Big T” Hughes has been released from the hospital after a long fight with COVID-19. My thoughts are with him, everyone facing this virus and their families. 🙏🏾https://t.co/EFEr3Wx2r3 — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Doing what we can to make testing more accessible for those who need it most. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

We're doing what we can in Denver to blunt the curve, and as a State and City we got in front of COVID-19 at the right time. Our whole focus is about protecting our residents and doing what we can to keep people healthy as we look to reopen parts of the @CityofDenver. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @omalleymj: #solidarity #inthistogether https://t.co/FEUNyehKSt https://t.co/mNNv4Hi5pZ — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @KeatingResearch: Colfax marathon I’ll be ready when you are!@runcolfax https://t.co/7J4qF1TY0G https://t.co/j2ojEBVYA6 — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @AlanSalazarCO: Culture usually trumps law. And this is about a culture of caring for one another. https://t.co/pygKPaO7d7 — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Getting ready to go live on @CNN in a few minutes to discuss Denver's COVID-19 response. Tune in. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Today, marks the start of the @CityofDenver's face covering order. Get creative, it can be a bandana, a modified t-shirt, some of your ski gear or cloth covering you make at home. For more info on why we should wear face coverings, visit our website: https://t.co/A31rsosdhI https://t.co/ulCkk2baLi — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Join me in sending a huge THANK YOU to all the nurses who spend time away from their families and willingly give of themselves each day for the health and safety of our community. Happy #NationalNursesDay! Thank you for your heroic efforts. Your work has not gone unnoticed.👏🏿 — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @CityofDenver: .@MayorHancock formed an Economic Recovery and Relief Council, which will be chaired by Grant Thornton’s Lori Davis, to b… — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Thank you, Denver to everyone who have been wearing face coverings. It's all about social responsibility. Your face covering protects me and mine protects you. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Other businesses that remain closed, include: those stores on the inside of malls that don’t have outdoor public entrances and exits; Outdoor recreation facilities such as children’s playgrounds and tennis and basketball courts; and @CityofDenver rec. centers and libraries. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Businesses that will remain closed are: restaurants and bars, except for curbside pickup and delivery; movie theaters, live-performance theaters and concert venues; Stadiums and arenas; Gyms and yoga and fitness studios, with very limited exceptions. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

While we’re excited to see parts of Denver’s economy start up again on Saturday, I want to remind everyone that many establishments will remain closed. And, per the State’s order, large gatherings of 10 people or more will still be prohibited through May 26th. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Services that must be done on-site, like in-person real-estate showings and our college campuses and buildings may also resume. Please note, if you’re a business or office that can re-open, but you can still operate with your employees working from home, do that. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Limited healthcare facilities like eye doctors and chiropractors with 10 or fewer people in a single location or a maximum of 50 % occupancy, whichever is less may re-open by appointment only with no walk-ins. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Hair and nail salons, tattoo parlors, pet groomers and personal trainers can re-open – with 10 or fewer people in a single location or a max of 50 % occupancy, whichever is less. Must be by appointment only, no walk-ins, with strict requirements for PPE and physical distancing. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Starting Saturday, retail businesses, with only 50% of their employees on site and 6 feet of physical distancing available between customers can re-open. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

As we look to re-open Denver, we will be aligning with the guidelines laid out by @GovofCO in his safer-at-home phase. Starting Saturday, these businesses can start to re-open: Offices, with only 50% of their employees on site and 6 feet of physical distancing between them. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Look at it this way: your face covering protects others, and their face covering protects you – it’s that simple. For those who are uncertain about how to get face coverings, many resources are available on how to make face coverings at https://t.co/oF9C8CKMvM. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

To be clear, you do not need to wear a face covering if you’re out for a walk, exercising outdoors or driving in your car – it’s only for the certain public settings. I still strongly recommend everyone wearing one when you’re out and about, regardless. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Face coverings will need to be worn inside or waiting in line for any retail or commercial business, their common areas and enclosed spaces, like elevators, government buildings and facilities offering health care services. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Denver is set to open after May 8th. Here's what you can expect: Residents and employees will be required to wear face coverings while inside of, or waiting in line to enter, certain businesses or locations. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

You can watch live here: https://t.co/arddEIEZtU. — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

RT @CityofDenver: LIVE NOW: Watch @MayorHancock and city leadership provide updates on the City and County of Denver’s #COVID19 response, i… — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Join us live at 1p. You can watch at https://t.co/oF9C8CKMvM or on my Facebook page: https://t.co/R16jNGdRUw — PolitiTweet.org

Michael B. Hancock @MayorHancock

Denver’s Stay at Home Order expires after May 8th. Watch today's live update on Denver’s latest COVID-19 response efforts, including guidelines for re-opening businesses and additional information on testing and contact tracing. Stream starts at 1p at https://t.co/oF9C8CKMvM. 💻 https://t.co/l3Ts8mq8BZ — PolitiTweet.org