FRISCO — Summit County Public Health officials announced Saturday afternoon that there are no additional presumptive positive cases of the new coronavirus beyond the two that already have been confirmed. They added that results are pending for an additional 32 people who met the specific criteria for testing.

Among those waiting for results are employees at Silverthorne Recreation Center and Arapahoe Basin Ski Area.

Town of Silverthorne spokeswoman Kim Jardin confirmed shortly after 1:30 p.m. Saturday that there was no update regarding the employee’s test results.

The employee being tested last worked at the center in the aquatics area from 4:15-6:15 p.m. March 4, according to the town. Prior to working that day, the employee used the men’s locker room, cardio and circuit areas of the facility between 3:30-4:15 p.m. Additionally, the employee visited the recreation center as a guest March 9 and used the men’s locker room, circuit and cardio areas from 2-3 p.m., according to the town.

All recreation center guests who are believed to have had direct contact with the employee March 4 have been notified. The center is closed pending the results of the test.

At A-Basin, spokeswoman Katherine Fuller confirmed Saturday night that the resort was still waiting for the employee’s test results.

The employee, who was answering phones at the resort’s call center March 7, was tested after falling ill, according to resort Chief Operating Officer Alan Henceroth’s blog. In addition to the employee being tested, four others who worked directly with the employee are in self-quarantine until the test results are received. 

A-Basin had planned to remain open but announced at 6 p.m. Saturday that it would close beginning Sunday for an “undetermined amount of time.” The announcement appeared to follow the lead of Vail Resorts, which announced just after 4 p.m. Saturday that it would close all its resorts in North America for a week.

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On Friday, local health officials issued an ominous warning:

“It is important for the Summit County residents and visitors to understand that it is just a matter of time before we confirm that there is community spread just as we are seeing in other communities across the state.”

All Summit County patients who are awaiting test results have been instructed to remain in self-isolation, according to public health officials. Seven tests have come back negative, a release stated.

Across Colorado, there were 101 positive results and 610 negative results as of 3 p.m. Saturday.