The American College of Toxicology will follow current science-based information and is fully committed to taking appropriate precautions to provide a safe and healthy environment for participants of the Annual Meeting.
ACT has continued to monitor the COVID-19 situation along with local and federal guidelines. Based on current health mandates in Aurora, Colorado, the ACT meeting will not require proof of vaccination or proof of a negative PCR test. However, the local mandates could change; therefore, we ask that individuals bring a mask and proof of vaccination on their person. You may also want to consider bringing an at-home COVID-19 test kit with you.
Mask wearing is a prudent measure to prevent spread of viruses and is strongly encouraged during the meeting. Additionally, vaccination has been proven to be effective in preventing hospitalization and death from COVID-19. ACT expects that attendees use the CDC’s self-checker website daily. Should you feel unwell or suspect you have been exposed to COVID-19, we ask that you isolate.
Information on how to obtain free COVID-19 testing can be found on the Adams County website.
Taking care of guests has always been the number one priority at the Gaylord Rockies. They have implemented a variety of new protocols and elevated practices, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping with their high standards of cleanliness and commitment to providing excellent service. Read more about the Gaylord Rockies’ and Marriott’s Commitment to Clean.
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