Starting Monday, Jan. 18, the Paul Derda Recreation Center and Broomfield Community Center will operate at 50% or 50 people per room, whichever is less. Read on...
The Back to Business certification program allows certified businesses to operate at restrictions ONE level lower than the current Broomfield County designation on the state’s Dial. Read on...
Gov. Polis has set a goal of vaccinating 70% of Coloradans 70+ by the end of February. That means 5,000 Broomfield residents 70+ will have the opportunity to be vaccinated by the end of next month! Read on...
As Broomfield Public Health focuses more time and resources on vaccine distribution, free COVID-19 testing will be back to Tuesday's only - but with additional appointment slots starting the week of Jan. 18. Read on...
The water main break at the South Side of 120th ave. has been repaired and all businesses have had water service restored. The Eastbound lane of 120th will reopen this afternoon once crews backfill the excavation. Read on...
Provide your feedback and ask questions of the two finalists for the Presiding Municipal Judge vacancy, Amy Bockman and Katherine Delgado. Engage with the candidates in a virtual Community Forum on Jan. 21, or online via Broomfield Voice. Read on...
The Broomfield Police Department is actively monitoring the potential protests and counter protests at the federal and state level, with a close eye on any potential threats to this community. Read on...
Metro-area health systems are launching appointment systems for Coloradans 70+ and other eligible population’s to set up a time to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Read more for a list of these locations, and their specific distribution plans. Read on...
Be a part of Broomfield’s future; guiding priorities in diversity, equity, access, inclusion, youth involvement, sustainability, affordable housing, economic vitality, and more! Apply Jan. 3 through 5 p.m. on Jan. 24. Read on...
