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Free Gun Lock Week

The Broomfield Police Department has partnered with several local law enforcement agencies, the 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office, and the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) for “Free Gun Lock Week.”

Residents are invited to stop by any of the participating agencies December 10-17 for a free gun lock. Call 911 in case of an emergencyCall 988 for suicide and crisis hotline 

Locations include the following:

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Spring Program Guides Are In

Spring Program Guides are in! Pick up your copy at the Paul Derda Recreation Center, Broomfield Community Center, Broomfield Library, Health and Human Services or the City and County Building!

Broomfield Exploring Sister Cities Relationship After Cheyenne and Arapaho Elders’ Visit

Elders from the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes from Concho, Oklahoma visited the City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) to highlight the rich cultural heritage of Native Americans and the importance of strong relationships between communities. During the visit...

Broomfield’s Economy Remains Strong in 2023 and Moving into 2024

Broomfield’s economy, and on nearly every metric, Broomfield’s businesses, employees, residents and development, have outpaced the state of Colorado, metro area and local peer communities.

City Council heard a presentation on Sept. 12, that Broomfield’s economy, and on nearly every metric, Broomfield’s businesses, employees, residents and development, have outpaced the state of Colorado, metro area and local peer communities.  &...

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The Broomfield Community Update is your weekly source for news, events, resources and more from the City and County of Broomfield.

Paul Derda Rec Center Pool Closure

In order to provide first-class facilities that enhance the quality and experience of families and friends of Broomfield, the Paul Derda Rec Center (PDRC) will be undergoing maintenance starting Monday, Nov. 6 running through 2024. To ensure the safety of...

Taste and Odor of Drinking Water

Broomfield's drinking water may currently have an unpleasant taste and odor that has been described as metallic or earthy. The cause of the problem is particular algae in our reservoir that are not hazardous. Our drinking water remains safe.

Broomfield's drinking water may currently have an unpleasant taste and odor that has been described as metallic or earthy. The cause of the problem is particular algae in our reservoir that are known to produce taste and odor compounds, but are n...