State of the City and County

State of the City and County of Broomfield Feb. 12 at the Broomfield Auditorium

On Thursday, Feb. 12, Mayor Guyleen Castriotta delivered Broomfield’s 2026 State of the City and County presentation in the Broomfield Auditorium. 

Joined by Broomfield City Council members, local leaders and the Broomfield community, Mayor Castriotta stated that the City and County of Broomfield’s focus remains rooted in three core pillars: strategic partnership, fiscal discipline and economic growth.

These are the values that are the engine behind everything CCOB does and ensures Broomfield remains a place where people and businesses can truly thrive.

Photos from the Event

  1. 1 Mayor Castriotta presenting at the 2026 State of the City and County
  2. 2 Mayor Castriotta presenting the 2026 Broomfield State of the City and County.
  3. 3 Mayor Castriotta presenting the 2026 Broomfield State of the City and County.
  4. 4 Mayor Castriotta taking a selfie with an attendee of the 2026 State of the City and County
  5. 5 Reception before the 2026 State of the City and County presentation.
  6. 6 Mayor Castriotta talking with attendees before the 2026 State of the City and County presentation.
  7. 7 Mayor Castriotta talking with attendees of the 2026 State of the City and County
  8. 8 The reception before Mayor Castriotta presented the 2026 State of the City and County

Celebrating Accomplishments

Mayor Castriotta celebrated the City and County of Broomfield’s accomplishments over the last year such as:

Financial Sustainability

  • Despite sales taxes remained flat and property tax revenues declining, we’ve successfully managed structural budget pressures

Economic and Community Vitality

  • CCOB’s economic landscape is stronger than ever, focusing on the industries of the future by bringing in new names and keeping our home-grown talent right here in Broomfield. 

Environmental Sustainability

  • Residential Waste Services Program enrollment rate is an incredible 86% of eligible households. 
  • Partnership with Resource Central program has already diverted nearly 7,000 pounds of building materials from landfills.

Reliable Infrastructure and Mobility

  • Streets team repaired over 1,600 potholes
  • Completed 75 miles of our new 100-mile secure fiber network in Broomfield

Safe, Supportive, Inclusive Community

  • Property crimes have dropped by nearly 50% compared to 2023
  • Officers engaged in 150 community events
  • Recreation centers saw over 617,000 visits this year - 49,000 more than last year

Organizational Excellence

  • 900 volunteers gave nearly 40,000 hours in 2025

View the full 2026 State of the City and County presentation or watch the recording of the 2026 State of the City and County on the BroomfieldOrgColorado YouTube Channel.