News Flash

There is a suspected case of measles in Broomfield. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) and Broomfield Public Health and Environment (BPHE) are investigating the case. More details will be provided as available. Information about measles symptoms can be found at CDPHE’s measles webpage .

Update as of 2/27 at 3:02 P.M.

A measles case has been confirmed in Broomfield. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and Broomfield Public Health and Environment are notifying the public of possible measles exposures. Please review the  CDPHE press release with known exposure locations and follow public health recommendations if you believe you have been exposed.

Update as of 3/1 at 1:57 P.M

BPHE and public health partners continue to work on this disease investigation and response. If you need immediate assistance, please call CDPHE at 720-653-3369.

Update as of 3/2 at 3:56 P.M.

A second case in an Adams County resident has been identified. The individual is the second case of measles at Broomfield High School. Please review the  CDPHE press release with known exposure locations and follow public health recommendations if you believe you have been exposed.

Update as of 3/4 at 4:28 P.M

A third case in an Adams County resident has been identified, associated with the other two cases at Broomfield High School. These three cases meet the measles outbreak definition. Please review the CDPHE press release with known exposure locations, including at Broomfield Community Center (BCC) on Feb 19. Public health recommendations are included in the press release. Additionally, BPHE recommends finding your family’s MMR vaccination or measles immunity records. 

Update as of 3/6 at 9:13 A.M

Four additional cases of measles have been identified in this outbreak. All cases are in unvaccinated students. Please review the CDPHE press release with known exposure locations, including several in Broomfield. Public health recommendations are included in the press release. Additionally, BPHE recommends finding your family’s MMR vaccination or measles immunity records to streamline contact tracing efforts if there are future exposures.

Grow your resume and snag a great opportunity by joining the City and County of Broomfield team this summer! Summer jobs are an amazing opportunity for students, teachers, retirees and others in surrounding areas looking to explore new challenges or take the next steps in their career. In addition to the competitive pay and flexible schedule, employees also receive a free recreation pass to all facilities to enjoy on their days off. 

Apply today for one of over 300 openings at Broomfield.org/Jobs

The City and County of Broomfield’s (CCOB) 2025 Year in Review highlights many of the community’s most significant accomplishments of the year and provides insight into how resources were strategically managed to fund programs and services that benefit residents. Throughout 2025, CCOB staff demonstrated a strong commitment to disciplined execution and financial responsibility, while maintaining a long-term focus on sustainability and resilience. Even amid increasing fiscal pressures, the organization actively sought opportunities for budget optimization and responsible revenue growth to support both current and future community needs.

“In a year marked by increasing fiscal pressure, Broomfield stayed the course,” said Mayor Guyleen Castriotta. “Our community benefited from thoughtful decision-making, responsible budgeting, and a shared commitment to building a resilient, sustainable future.”

In recognition of this work, the City and County of Broomfield was named the National Champion in the Economy category of Polco’s 2025 Best in Governance Community Impact Awards. This distinction highlights communities that are effectively fostering strong, inclusive, and resilient economies through strategic leadership and intentional investments in areas such as affordability, business climate, fairness, and workforce readiness.

As the National Champion—and the only Colorado community to receive this award—Broomfield is not only performing well, but also helping redefine how local government operates. By blending resident voice, trusted data, and actionable insights, CCOB is advancing a model of governance that is smarter, more connected, and more responsive to community needs. This recognition reflects years of focused, cross-departmental collaboration involving teams such as Planning, Development, Housing, Economics, Finance, Capital Improvement Planning, and Workforce Development, among others.

“2025 was a year defined by disciplined execution and long-term thinking,” said City and County Manager Jennifer Hoffman. “Our teams delivered critical infrastructure, strengthened public safety and community services, and managed resources responsibly—while positioning Broomfield for continued resilience and success in the years ahead, as reflected by this national recognition for economic performance.”

The City and County of Broomfield remains committed to fostering a thriving community that balances fiscal responsibility with the delivery of essential services and thoughtful development, while adhering to sustainable practices—even during a time of mounting fiscal pressure statewide. The 2025 Year in Review underscores the meaningful steps taken to build a future-ready Broomfield, ensuring both immediate and long-term benefits for residents, businesses, and the broader community.

For more details, explore the complete 2025 Year in Review on the City and County of Broomfield's Year in Review web page. 

Effective Thursday, Jan. 1, 2026, the Broomfield DMV office will operate on a four-day schedule to provide better customer service and less wait time - Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday: Closed.

Benefits of this Change

• As a growing community, there is an increasing demand for services, including through the DMV.
• Even with extraordinary efforts to keep up with this growing demand, Motor Vehicle staff are unable to keep up with the processing of requests to include vehicle titles and loans, lien releases and title transfers.
• Because of this, customers were experiencing extended wait times, occasionally extending to more than 45 minutes.
• This new schedule is a direct response to these operational challenges, helping create a more predictable and efficient environment for both customers and staff.
• On Fridays, when the DMV is closed to the public, Motor Vehicle staff will focus on processing so that the majority of staff time on the other days can be used to ensure prompt service to residents needing in-person assistance.

What This Means for You

• Streamlined Service: Friday will be used internally for paperwork and training, so your transactions move more efficiently during open hours.
• Expert Assistance: Regular staff training means more knowledgeable service and fewer delays.
• Four Full Days of Focused Service: Concentrated hours mean staff can dedicate complete attention to customer service.

Book Your Appointment

Schedule ahead and experience the enhanced service model to make the most of your time

• Visit Broomfield.org/MotorVehicle website or call 303-464-5888
• Walk-ins welcome, but appointments get priority service
• Online services available 24/7 for renewals and many transactions

Planning Your Visit

• Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
• Last appointments and walk-ins taken at 4:30 p.m.
• Phone support: 303-464-5888

DMV Anywhere

Even though Broomfield Motor Vehicle is closed Fridays, you can DMV anywhere! Go online and save time! Renew vehicle registrations, driver’s license, ID card, update your address and more at DMV.Colorado.gov.

Use the Colorado MVExpress Kiosk Located inside the Broomfield King Soopers (at 12167 Sheridan Blvd.), the self-service kiosk is a fast, easy way to renew your registration and walk away with your tabs!

• Renew. Print. Go! Simply scan your renewal postcard or type in your license plate number to pay your taxes and fees via credit card or debit card. Your registration and license plate decal prints immediately!
• Questions? Visit the Colorado MVExpress FAQ page