Local Government

Lawsuit alleges violations

Approximately 20 times every day, Sharon Tessier’s phone rings with calls from Broomfield residents who need housing or are experiencing severe housing insecurity.

Nearly 80 acres of open space in Broomfield will be preserved indefinitely through a conservation easement with Boulder County, 23 years after the Johnstone Farm property near U.S. 287 and Miramonte Boulevard was first purchased by Broomfield.

The Broomfield Police Department will promote three new commanders and five new sergeants to fill recent vacancies, department leaders announced today.

The Broomfield Police Department is restructuring to add an additional bureau to account for a growing community and department, which department leaders say will allow for more focus on community-wide projects and training.

Calls for service to the North Metro Fire Rescue District increased in 2021 after an “anomalous” drop in 2020 and are on track to see an even bigger increase in 2022.

Broomfield residents will soon have access to a very different kind of library collection – less Bronte and Dickens and more green beans and daisies.

Coronavirus cases in Broomfield are continuing to decline as the community recovers from the omicron surge that brought record-high case and positivity rates.

Broomfield Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for the 2022 caucuses, which determine who becomes a delegate and has a say in nominating candidates to the primary ballot.

Broomfield residents have additional opportunities to provide feedback on proposed changes to Regional Transportation District routes in the city and county.