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The No DUI Larimer Marketing Campaign: Bringing Awareness to A Crucial Issue

1/11/2023

 
MBD Marketing & Events has proudly supported the No DUI Larimer initiative through marketing services for 3 years. The statistics don't lie. We have an issue in Northern Colorado and we are determined to help shed light on it and to support Partners in their efforts to encourage Larimer residents to "Make the Call."
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The No DUI Larimer coalition and campaign was born out of the need to address the problem of impaired driving in our community. The goal is to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol or other substances by increasing community responsibility for safe and responsible driving.

Our campaign is encouraging the public to “Make the Call” to end impaired driving in our community. Make the Call to get a safe ride home. Make the Call about whether you should get behind the wheel, and Make the Call to report suspected impaired drivers. Driving under the influence IS an emergency–please call 911 if you see someone you suspect is driving impaired. 

Areas of focus for this group include:

  • A media campaign that increases the community’s understanding of its role to prevent drunk and drugged driving
  • Changing local conditions to promote responsible and safe driving
  • Integrating DWAI/DUI messaging with promotion of local dining and drinking to be responsive to climate of businesses post COVID19
  • Collaborating with law enforcement efforts and agencies, and formalizing county-wide collaboration

Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes, that’s one person every 50 minutes.  In 2019 more than 8,500 people were arrested for driving under the influence in Colorado. A needs assessment completed in October 2018 found that DUI/DWAI offenses are a significant issue in Larimer County due to a number of factors on which the dedicated members of the steering committee will focus through education, outreach, and policy change.

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In 2020 roughly 65% of drivers arrested for a DUI tested positive for at least one drug (including alcohol) and 25.3% for two or more drugs.

25% of Larimer County adults reported binge drinking in the past month. This is higher than the state (18%) and national (16%) average.
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Ending impaired driving is a joint effort between law enforcement, government agencies, alcohol and cannabis retailers, local nonprofits, and the community. We need your help to stop impaired driving before it happens, and when it’s happening.
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Ending impaired driving is a joint effort between law enforcement, government agencies, alcohol and cannabis retailers, local nonprofits, and the community.

We need your help to stop impaired driving before it happens, and when it’s happening. Thanks for doing your part.
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS INITIATIVE: 
Partners, who absorbed this project from the former nonprofit, Team Wellness & Prevention, is the lead agency on this five-year project which is now in its fourth year. Partners has engaged a steering committee, and named the project NO DUI LARIMER.

Want to receive information on No DUI Larimer? Please email Shayna Kefalas, Program Director   skefalas@poweredbypartners.org   (970) 484-7123
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Holidays 2021 - To Party or Not to Party?

10/29/2021

 
It’s been over a year now……

It’s been well over a year of pivoting schedules, canceling plans, and re-imagining how we work and play in this new world of Covid-19. Last year, at this time, the decision of whether or not to hold a holiday party was simple -- no one did. In fact - in many parts of the country, we were under strict lockdown orders, and couldn’t have gathered together if we wanted to.
 
The landscape might look a bit different this year, but overall, the looming question remains the same. Is it safe to host a holiday party this winter, 2021? We might be more open, but with covid variants top of mind for many business owners and corporations, many are asking the question - should we hold a holiday party for our employees and teams? 
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A Case for the Party
 
Many business leaders are looking for ways to celebrate and honor their employees for “sticking it out and surviving” the pandemic. Bringing people together in celebration is a great way to boost morale and to thank everyone for a job well done.
 
People are ready to step away from the Zoom camera and to get out and mingle. They are yearning for some human interaction.

 
A Case for Caution
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As exciting as getting back to normal and back together sounds, celebrating cautiously is probably the smarter way to go.
 
Planning celebrations in smaller groups, or with hybrid event plans would be prudent. People could still have the feel of gathering together but in smaller and safer numbers. Larger corporations can plan hybrid events with smaller groups connecting via satellite all together to honor local number restrictions and stay safe at the same time.
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Safety tips for Celebrating
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If you do choose to host a holiday celebration with your work crew, we suggest the following Covid Safe planning tips:

1. Remember that Sanitation is TOP priority.            

Many venues are required to follow strict safety guidelines. Make sure you are communicating these guidelines and rules to your guests.

​Plan on providing extra masks, extra sanitizer, and extra space for your guests as well.
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2. Skip the buffet and other congestive serving mechanisms.

​People don’t really want to grab an appetizer off of a tray in a room of thousands of people - nor should they!
 
Stay away from champagne towers, punch bowls, and buffet lines. Replace these with chef serving stations, hip vending machines, and pre-packaged or individually-boxed food experiences.
 
Food trucks are very popular -- why not hire a few of these to cater your team’s holiday celebration?

 
3. Think outside the box -- THINK OUTSIDE

Don’t plan your typical office holiday party.
 
How about a Scavenger Hunt that takes your staff on a trip around town?
 
Plan a round of “golf” at one of the Top Golf locations in Northern Colorado.
 
Feeling altruistic? Set up a day of volunteering and give back to the community with your crew.
 
Perhaps even give your entire staff an extra day off to spend any way they please.
 
 
When it comes to celebrating the holidays - there are no said rules -- you can make it up as you go, and thanks to Covid, you have an excuse to “shake things up” a bit!
 
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Whatever you do - RESEARCH & COMMUNICATE

Whatever route you decide to do, it is important that you do two things --
 
Research and Communicate
 
It will be up to you to know and follow all of the local, state, and federal rules and precautions. Some of these may impact events. Make sure you are following best practices. It would be bad form to host a party that turns out to be a super spreader - that would not be something to celebrate.
 
Communicating your company’s Covid-19’s response and preparedness is vital, too. Not only with the vendors and venue you choose to use for your celebration, but with your employees, too. Let them know what your expectations are for the event, and the steps your organization will be taking to keep them safe.
 
 
 
For more information on Larimer County Covid-19 Health protocols and guidance:
https://www.larimer.org/health/communicable-disease/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-19-community-updates-public-health-orders
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The Importance of the No DUI Larimer Initiative

10/26/2021

 
MBD Marketing & Events is honored to work with a growing number of nonprofit clients. Our marketing team recently began a second year of work for the state-sponsored No DUI Larimer initiative, a branch of our local nonprofit client Partners. 
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​No DUI Larimer aims to keep impaired drivers off northern Colorado roads. Fatal alcohol and drug-caused crashes increased 22% between 2020 and 2021, making this mission more important than ever.
 
In Larimer County, alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs are of great concern when it comes to impaired driving. Colorado past month marijuana use for ages 12 and older is ranked 3rd in the nation and is 85 percent higher than the national average. Larimer County is home to Fort Collins’ Colorado State University, a university with a large student population – one of the reasons rates of alcohol abuse and DUI are higher than in neighboring counties.

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​No DUI Larimer’s call to action, “Make the Call,” is multifaceted. The program encourages the public to Make the Call for a sober ride home, to Make the Call about whether they should get behind the wheel, and to Make the Call to 911 to report suspected impaired drivers. No DUI Larimer engages the community through print, online, and television advertisements, as well as through social media with Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest accounts.
 
No DUI Larimer collaborates with government agencies, local law enforcement, emergency medical services (such as Thompson Valley EMS), and the Colorado Department of Transportation to deliver effective messaging and community education.
 
Driving Under the Infuence (DUI) charges in Colorado may come with fines, jail time, community service, education requirements, and license suspension or revocation. Of course, the greatest consequence of impaired driving is loss of life. No DUI Larimer needs your help to stop impaired driving before it happens, and when it’s happening.
 
Visit No DUI Larimer online to learn more about the program, and share what you learn with your family and friends. When everyone does their part, we can overcome impaired driving in Larimer County.
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Level Up Bars & Restaurants in Northern Colorado

3/4/2021

 
“Level Up” is the buzz phrase for Larimer County’s bars and restaurants. The Level Up program allows county businesses to operate one level below the county’s current COVID safety level. 
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So what does that mean, exactly? If Larimer County as a whole is at level Yellow (Concern), as it is currently, approved Level Up businesses can operate one level below – in this example, level Blue (Caution). Higher levels come with stricter requirements, but businesses that have been approved can operate with fewer restrictions.
 
Achieving Level Up status requires a lot from businesses. Bars and restaurants participating in the program must:
 
  • Record customer names and contact information for contact tracing purposes, to be submitted in a weekly spreadsheet
  • Submit to the county a proposal to enforce mandatory mask-wearing and describe how signage will be used and how staff will communicate with customers who arrive without masks
  • Document use of signage throughout the business labeling 6’ distances to ensure those from different households remain 6’ apart
  • Include a plan for regular sanitation and cleaning of high touch surfaces
  • Include a plan for daily employee temperature, symptom, and exposure checks
  • Include a plan for customer symptom screening, including protocols for those who do not pass symptom screening
  • Have a business-specific plan for outbreak detection, reporting, and response
  • Provide sufficient quality ventilation including an HVAC system that meets county safety guidelines and maximizing outdoor airflow
  • Promote the Exposure Notification Service, through with employees and customers who sign up will be notified if they are potentially exposed to COVID-19
  • Display information for customers who wish to lodge a safety violations complaint
  • Maintain special hours or accommodations for populations most at-risk
  • Have zero prior citations of noncompliance
  • Complete a lengthy application, interview, and onsite visit process
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Bars and restaurants currently operating at level Blue must adhere to the following guidelines:
  • Indoors 50% capacity (max 175 people)
  • Outdoors 6’ between parties
  • Alcohol sales, including take-out, must conclude by 12 a.m.
  • Party size is limited to 10 people or fewer
  • Reservations are encouraged to alleviate crowds
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Many of No DUI Larimer’s Responsible Association of Retailers (RAR) bar and restaurant partners have achieved Level Up status, including:

  • Avuncular Bob’s Beerhouse https://www.avuncularbobs.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Blind Pig http://blindpigfortcollins.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Boot Grill https://thebootgrill.com, Loveland
 
  • Charco Broiler https://charcobroiler.com, Fort Collins
 
  • CooperSmith’s https://coopersmithspub.com, Fort Collins
 
  • DC Oakes https://www.dcoakesbrewhouse.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Feisty Distillery http://www.feistyspirits.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Gilded Goat Brewing Co. https://www.gildedgoatbrewing.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Ginger & Baker https://gingerandbaker.com, Fort Collins
 
  • High Point Bar http://www.highpointbar.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Jax Fish House https://www.jaxfishhouse.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Lucky Joe’s Sidewalk Saloon http://www.luckyjoes.com, Fort Collins
 
  • The Mayor of Old Town https://themayorofoldtown.com Fort Collins
 
  • McClellan’s Brewing Company http://www.mcclellansbrewingcompany.com, Fort Collins
 
  • The Reserve by Old Elk Distillery https://www.oldelk.com/the-reserve-home, Fort Collins
 
  • Nick’s Italian http://www.nicksfc.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Odell Brewing Co. https://www.odellbrewing.com, Fort Collins
 
  • The Yeti https://downtownfortcollins.com/business/the-yeti-bar-and-grill/, Fort Collins
 
  • Restaurant 415 https://www.thefourfifteen.com Fort Collins
 
  • The Regional https://www.theregionalfood.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant https://riograndemexican.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Sonny Lubick Steakhouse https://www.sonnylubicksteakhouse.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Stuft Burger Bar https://www.stuftburgerbar.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Tony’s Bar and Restaurant https://tonysbarfortcollins.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Trailhead Tavern http://www.trailheadtavern.com, Fort Collins

  • The Barrel https://www.thebarrel.beer, Estes Park
 
  • The Whisk(e)y http://www.thewhiskeyfc.com, Fort Collins
 
  • William Oliver’s https://www.williamolivers.com, Fort Collins
 
  • Wing Shack https://wingshackwings.com, Loveland
 
​Thank you to our RAR members for continuing to keep our NoCo community safe!
 
For a full list of Level Up bars and restaurants in Larimer County, visit https://nocorecovers.com/level-up-certified-businesses/.
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No DUI Larimer: "Make The Call"

11/5/2020

 
My Big Day has been privileged to be working on a DUI campaign funded by a Colorado state grant, through Partners and their incredible efforts in the area of prevention education. The initiative is called No DUI Larimer.
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Our primary goal at No DUI Larimer is to reduce the number of driving-under-the-influence crashes in our county by encouraging everyone to “Make the Call” to report drunk drivers. 

Did you know that it is not only acceptable to call 911 if you suspect a drunk driver, but that it is the best way to get an officer to the area quickly? Driving under the influence is an emergency. 

Each day in the United States, people drive drunk more than 300,000 times, but only 2,800 are arrested. Calling to report drunk drivers increases the chances that they will be caught, making our roads safer.

Follow this easy 3-step guide to report a drunk driver:

  1. Recognize the signs. If you see any of these signs, the driver may be impaired:
  • Swerving or driving well below the speed limit
  • Erratic braking and acceleration
  • Sudden, abrupt turns
  • Driving down the center of the road; straddling lanes
  • Driving on the wrong side of the road
  • Stopping inappropriately in traffic
  • Failure to respond to traffic signals
It is important to note that not every drunk driver will show all of these signs. Even one warrants a 911 call.

  1. Gather details. The 911 operator will need as complete a description as possible of the car. Have this information ready when you make the call, if possible:
  • License plate number
  • Make, model, and color of car
  • Location of the vehicle 
Be prepared to describe any of the behaviors listed in step 1 that you witnessed. You    are not required to provide your name when you report a drunk driver – in other words, you may remain anonymous.

  1. After the call. After you report a drunk driver, law enforcement will attempt to locate the vehicle. If they have a reasonable suspicion of drug or alcohol use, the officer will conduct a field sobriety test on the driver. If the motorist fails this test, they will be arrested. 

It’s that easy! So, Make the Call – for yourself, for your friends, for your family, and for your fellow NoCo residents.

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No DUI Larimer Campaign Urges the Public to "Make The Call"

9/21/2020

 
After months of planning and research, the Steering Committee for No DUI Larimer has launched their formal marketing campaign with the help of My Big Day Marketing & Events. The campaign titled, "Make the Call" urges community members of all demographics to make the call to do the right thing, in whatever scenario they find themselves in.

Make the call to 9-1-1 if you see someone swerving on the road.

Make the call for a ride share if you or a loved one has had too much to drink.

Make the call to wait longer before you drive after consuming something that will alter your decision making.


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Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes, that’s one person every 50 minutes.  In 2019 more than 8,500 people were arrested for driving under the influence in Colorado. A needs assessment completed in October 2018 found that DUI/DWAI offenses are a significant issue in Larimer County due to a number of factors on which the dedicated members of the steering committee will focus through education, outreach, and policy change. 
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According to a 2020 survey put out by MADD, 1 out of 8 adults admitted to having driven after they had used cannabis. The organization said that 76% of those surveyed believe more people will begin driving while high as marijuana continues to be legalized for recreational use by states. 
Based on recent reported data from Colorado liquor stores, sales are spiking at up to a 75% increase on average across the state. Some liquor stores are reporting up to a 300% increase in sales when comparing 2019 to 2020.
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Ending impaired driving is a joint effort between law enforcement, government agencies, alcohol and cannabis retailers, local nonprofits, and the community. We need your help to stop impaired driving before it happens, and when it’s happening. Thank you for doing your part.  
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Please join us in sharing these important messages on social media.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noduilarimer/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NoDUILarimer/

Want to receive information on No DUI Larimer? Please email Vanessa Lewis, Resource Development Director at vlewis@poweredbypartners.org
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Summer 2020 NoCo Farmers’ Market Guide

7/15/2020

 
​Did you know NoCo’s farmers’ markets are still open this summer with social distancing measures in place? We’ve compiled a list of locations, times, and other details for you! If you are at increased risk for Covid-19, or live with someone who is, the Loveland Farmers’ Market even offers curbside pickup. 
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NOCO Virtual Farmers’ Market
  • Online only; started in March
  • Order HERE Sunday at 8 a.m. through Wednesday at 6 p.m.
  • Choose pickup or delivery (on Saturdays)
  • Pickup fee is $3; delivery prices range from $5-15 depending on distance from Fort Collins (delivery as far south as Longmont)
  • Facebook group here[https://www.facebook.com/groups/499722194053286]
 
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Fort Collins Farmers’ Market
  • 1001 E. Harmony Road
Sundays, May 24 - mid-November
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

  • 1001 E. Harmony Road
Wednesdays, June 17 - September
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

  • 802 W. Drake Road
Saturdays, June 20 - September
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

  • Website www.fortcollinsfarmersmarket.org
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Larimer County Farmers’ Market
  • Larimer County Courthouse Parking Lot, 200 W. Oak Street
  • Saturdays, May 23 - October 31
  • 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
  • Website www.larimercountyfarmersmarket.org
 
Drake Road Farmers’ Market - now operated by Fort Collins Farmers’ Market (see above)
 
Greeley Farmers’ Market
  • Union Pacific Depot
  • Saturdays, starting June 6
  • 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
  • Website http://greeleygov.com/activities/fm/home
 
Loveland Farmers’ Market *curbside pickup available
  • 205 Broadway Street
  • Tuesdays, starting May 26
  • 3 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
  • Website http://www.lovelandfm.com
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