Guyleen for Broomfield Mayor

10/25/2026

10/25/2026

TJ Klune wanted to write a book about hope.

“I wanted to write a story that reminded me of the cozy fantasies I read as a kid, books that not only made me happy, but allowed me to believe everything could be okay. Hope can often seem like it’s in short supply these days, and while a novel like ‘The House in the Cerulean Sea’ won’t fix the world’s problems, I hope it can at least serve as a small reminder that we are capable of so much when we stand for what we believe in and lift each other up,” Klune said to the American Library Association.

Discover coziness and hope during Klune’s One Book One Broomfield author talk on Thursday, Nov. 5. Join a matinee talk at 2 p.m. or an evening talk at 7 p.m., both including a Q&A and book signing. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with an award-winning author and a thought-provoking story! Learn more at Broomfield.org/OneBook.

10/22/2026

Thank you Broomfield Area Chamber of Commerce for supporting 1A. This statement was shared in its 10/21 Community and Advocacy Newsletter!

10/19/2026

10/19/2026

Congratulations to Broomfield Teen Councilmember Peter Daniell!

10/18/2026

As the leaves begin to fall and you’re preparing your yard for colder months, dispose of yard waste for free at the Tree Branch Recycling Facility, 2990 W. 124th Ave. Broomfield residents can bring tree trimmings, grass clippings, weeds, leaves, pumpkins and perennial flower clippings. Pick up some free mulch while you’re there.

Proof of Broomfield residency is required. Find out what’s accepted, what’s not, hours of operation and location details at Broomfield.org/TreeBranch.

10/15/2026

Check-In for Housing THE TAX YOU DON’T PAYFunded by visitors, built for local residents. Visitors stay. Visitors pay. Broomfield benefits. VISITORS PAYThe lodging tax is paid primarily by visitors staying in Broomfield hotels and short-term rentals.BROOMFIELD BENEFITSApproximately $3.3 million in ...

10/14/2026

At the Oct. 13 meeting, the Broomfield Council designated October 2026 as National Arts and Humanities Month.

Investing in the arts and humanities serves as a proven driver of both local economic prosperity and civic well-being. Broomfield’s participation in the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) has resulted in more than $4 million for Broomfield arts and humanities projects and organizations over the last 25 years, supplemented by CCOB’s dedicated annual grant program for programs not eligible for SCFD funding.

This month-long, nationwide celebration recognizes the vital role that creative and historical expression plays in shaping thriving, connected communities.