Learn More About Broomfield’s Future at Upcoming Community Briefings

By The City and County of Broomfield

Broomfield residents are invited to gain insight into key topics shaping the community at a series of upcoming community briefings hosted by the City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) this August and September. These sessions offer a high-level overview of various topics along with an opportunity to ask questions of city and county staff.

The briefings will focus on transportation, finance, and development; topics consistently identified as top priorities in community feedback. Each session will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Broomfield City Council Chambers at the George DiCiero City and County Building. Those who cannot attend in person can watch live at Broomfield.org/ Live, with recordings available after each session at BroomfieldVoice.com/CommunityBriefings.

Residents are strongly encouraged to submit questions before each session to help guide the discussion. Submitting questions at least 48 hours in advance ensures that staff can prepare responses and tailor presentations to community interests. Visit BroomfieldVoice.com/CommunityBriefings to submit questions, find briefing details and access session recordings.

Transportation and Traffic | Thursday, Aug. 7

The first session will cover regional and local transportation projects, including multimodal infrastructure and traffic engineering updates. From road improvements to pedestrian safety, city and county staff will outline current plans and upcoming initiatives. Residents should submit questions by Tuesday, Aug. 5, to help inform the briefing.

Economic Long-Range Financial Plan and Financial Status | Thursday, Aug. 21

This session will focus on Broomfield’s financial sustainability and economic planning. As highlighted in the 2025 Community Survey, fiscal resilience remains the community’s top priority. Staff will share updates on CCOB’s financial outlook and long-range planning efforts. Residents are asked to submit questions by Tuesday, Aug. 19.

Development and Housing | Wednesday, Sept. 3

The final session will explore current and future development in Broomfield, and share information about housing programs offered by the Broomfield Housing Division. Staff will provide updates on recent and upcoming projects and longrange planning. Due to the Labor Day holiday, questions for this session should be submitted by 5:00 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 29.

Each briefing is designed to promote transparency, build community understanding, and provide residents with a chance to learn directly from city and county experts. Whether your interest is in traffic patterns, city budgeting or development trends, these sessions provide valuable insights and two-way communication.

To participate, attend in person or tune in live at Broomfield. org/Live. Submit your questions, explore session details and watch past recordings at BroomfieldVoice.com/ CommunityBriefings.