City and County of Broomfield - Government

06/15/2026

Read about the Summer Concert Series Juneteenth Celebration, Air Quality Alerts, Broomfield Together Community Open House, Great American Picnic, Summer Library Adventures and more in the June 15 Community Update: https://conta.cc/4vi4tk4

06/15/2026

The Broomfield Summer Concert Series presents a Juneteenth Celebration with Dzirae Gold and Rex Peoples on Wednesday, June 17!

Celebrate Juneteenth with an evening of powerful music and community as soulful jazz vocalist Dzirae Gold headlines, with award-winning blues artist Rex Peoples opening the show.

This free outdoor concert is a chance to honor culture, history and connection through music. All are welcome. Food trucks open at 6 and music begins at 6:30 p.m. at Anthem Community Park.

Visit Broomfield.org/SummerConcerts to view the full schedule and sign up for delay or cancellation alerts!

06/15/2026

Join a Broomfield Together Community Open House!

What do you love about Broomfield? Your perspective is the foundation of our community’s future! Join your neighbors at a Broomfield Together Community Open House to help plan for the next decade and beyond. This is your chance to share your values for our community’s future in an, interactive setting.

Choose an Open House that works for you:
June 17 | 6-8 p.m. at Aloft hotel at Arista
June 23 | 6-8 p.m. at Aspen Lodge at Anthem Ranch
June 24 | 6-8 p.m. at Broomfield Community Center

Many Voices. Our Story. Lead the way and learn more at BroomfieldVoice.com/BroomfieldTogether.

You can also help shape Broomfield’s future this summer by:
• Taking the Broomfield Together survey
• Stopping by the Broomfield Together table at a community event or facility

06/14/2026

This summer, environmental health specialists and epidemiologists are out in Broomfield's open spaces to collect ticks to help better understand what species are in Colorado, when they're active and what diseases they carry as part of the Active Tick Surveillance program through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment!

During a recent training session, staff collected samples including a female dermacentor tick. Remember that ticks are out and biting, so wear effective bug spray and always check yourself and your pets for ticks after being outside.

Learn more at Broomfield.org/Ticks

06/13/2026

Broomfield parents of teens: it’s a struggle to hunt through different websites to find things for your teens to do. The good news: the newly launched Broomfield Teen Events Hub includes fun, free and low-cost activities for Broomfield teens! This space is designed to keep teens in the loop about local events and ways to get involved and connected.

Check out all that Broomfield has to offer your teen at Broomfield.org/TeenEvents ✨

06/13/2026

June is Colorado Bike Month!

On an average summer day, Broomfielders take 800 bicycling trips and over 31,000 walking trips on our streets, sidewalks and trails for utilitarian purposes, such as getting to school, shopping or going to work. Beyond just a commute, biking reduces our community's carbon footprint, improves air quality and promotes personal health and holistic wellness.

This year celebrates one decade of the US 36 Bikeway and the Flatiron Flyer Bus Rapid Transit, a regional 18-mile bikeway corridor connecting communities to transit stations, now supported by eight bike-n-ride shelters, which are secure places to store bikes while commuting to and from transit stations. Broomfield has been working to make connections to the Bikeway more convenient and safer, including Shep’s Crossing, the Industrial Lane Bikeway, underpass connections and more! In 2018 Broomfield helped complete the US 36 Bikeway wayfinding and is now rolling out Broomfield-wide wayfinding to help users navigate our trail system and reach their destinations efficiently.

While CCOB Parks and Open Space maintains trails, Public Works maintains 100 miles of on-street bike lanes. Over the last ten years, annual pavement maintenance projects have improved over 42 miles of on-street bike paths by widening lanes, adding buffers and adding green lane markings.

The City and County of Broomfield is always working to improve your trail and cycling experience. Please send questions or feedback to [email protected].

06/12/2026

Broomfield’s BrewHaHa is TOMORROW at Arista Park. Come out and enjoy the ultimate Saturday lineup. Whether you come for the craft beer, the community or the entertainment, you’re covered from morning till happy hour.

What’s on the menu:
Morning Flow: Kick things off at 10:30 a.m. with pre-event yoga on the lawn
Street Eats: Some of the best local food trucks serving up fire pairings
Live Sets: High-energy live music keeping the mood right all afternoon
Local Goods: A curated mix of modern makers and merchants
Lawn Games: Because a little healthy competition never hurt anybody

The Details:
Saturday, June 13
Noon–5 p.m. (Yoga starts early!)
Arista Park
Free entry and all the good vibes

Be Aware of Road Closures:
Arista Place will be closed from Central Ct. to Broomfield Lane
Broomfield Lane will also be closed at Parkland Street (local access only for residents)

Find more information and updates at Broomfield.org/BrewHaHa.

06/12/2026

Get inspiration for your water-wise landscape and learn about plants and techniques for a successful xeriscape with CSU Extension's guided garden tour! Drop-in. More information at https://compass.broomfield.org/event/xeriscape-demonstration-garden-tours-53940

Are you ready to make water-wise changes in your landscape and looking for inspiration? Visit the Broomfield Xeriscape Demonstration Garden this Saturday, June 13 at 9 a.m. for a guided tour of this hidden gem. Colorado Master Gardeners will walk you through the plants and techniques that make this low-water landscape thrive!

More information:
https://compass.broomfield.org/event/xeriscape-demonstration-garden-tours-53940

06/12/2026

Several samples from mosquito pools in Broomfield have tested positive for West Nile virus.

West Nile virus is spread by mosquito bites and can cause mild or severe illness in people. Continue to use an EPA-registered bug repellent, wear protective clothing and be diligent at dawn and dusk when outdoors, even in your own backyard, to avoid mosquito bites.

Learn more about mosquito spray schedules and West Nile virus prevention and symptoms: https://broomfield.org/m/NewsFlash/home/detail/3231

06/12/2026

The Broomfield 100 Challenge continues with the second trail of the week: Skyestone Loop!

Explore the Skyestone neighborhood trails, featuring Walnut Creek, two scenic ponds and breathtaking views of Great Western Reservoir and the Flatirons. Visit the certified wildlife habitat at Skyestone Ponds, bring a picnic to enjoy on one of the many benches along the loop and see how much wildlife you can spot!

Learn more about the Broomfield 100 at Broomfield.org/Broomfield100 and view the featured trails on the interactive Google map at https://ow.ly/kOKX50ZbbKg