Community Update BintheLoop

Sept. 2, 2025

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Workforce Development Month

September is Workforce Development Month! This week’s theme is “Celebrating Partners” and recognizing the value of community partnerships. Discover exciting career opportunities in the Metro Area to help grow those partnerships. Sign up for the Virtual Metro Area Career Fair Thursday, Sept. 4 on the Premier Virtual Platform and connect job seekers with employers from diverse industries. Can’t make this one? Stay tuned for more events happening this month with the Broomfield Workforce Center.

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Think Before You Flush

Protect Broomfield’s sewer and other water systems. Don’t flush these items down the toilet. They should be disposed of in trash bins:

Towels and rags
Wipes (including baby and disinfectant wipes, even if they say “flushable”)
Disposable gloves
Women’s sanitary products

These items do not break down in water, resulting in home plumbing system blockages, sewer back-ups and damage to pumps and screens in the water system. Learn more about what you can do to protect Broomfield’s water at Broomfield.org/ProtectWaterSystem.

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Motor Vehicle Office Closure

The Broomfield Motor Vehicle Office will be closed Sept. 15-19 to complete a customer-focused remodel of the office space and conduct staff training on new state-mandated DMV software. The office will reopen with a new service model on Monday, Sept. 22 with updated hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Broomfield residents can book an appointment for more expedited service or use online services for renewals and many transactions.

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Fall and Winter Energy Savings Webinar

Learn how to boost your home's energy efficiency at little to no cost at the free “30 Tips in 30 Minutes” webinar, where you will learn how to save money and energy in every room — perfect both for homeowners and renters! Tune in Sept. 16 from noon to 1 p.m. to participate in a live 30-minute session, followed by a live Q&A, that will be packed with DIY tips to save energy. Can't make it? No problem! There will be a replay on Sept. 24 from noon to 1 p.m., featuring a recorded version of the webinar and a live Q&A.

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Find Your Next Cause at the 2025 Volunteer Match

Attend this speed networking event to learn about local volunteer opportunities and how you can give back to your community. In partnership with the Broomfield Community Foundation, the 2025 Volunteer Match will take place at the Broomfield Community Center Tuesday, Sept. 16, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. It’s a free event, but registration is appreciated.

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🎑 Broomfield 100 Week 13: Anthem Hilltop and Siena Loop: This scenic loop features Siena Reservoir, a portion of the Broomfield Trail, and the Anthem Hilltop trails, all connected by the Sheridan Boulevard pedestrian underpass. Enjoy rolling hills around Siena Reservoir, take in breathtaking mountain views, and finish your hike at a picturesque picnic pavilion on the north side of the reservoir. Learn more about the Broomfield 100 at Broomfield.org/Broomfield100 and view the featured trails on the interactive Google map.

💼 Living in Balance Aging Well Expo: Mark your calendar for the annual Living in Balance Aging Well Expo! This free event is packed with great information from numerous vendors, five break-out sessions, a drop-in craft activity and a keynote speaker who will challenge and inspire you to make connections for a healthier life! The expo will take place Friday, Oct. 10, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. If you would like to attend lunch during the expo, register on B-REx.com or call 303-464-5500, option 8. To learn more, visit Broomfield.org/LivinginBalance.

🐦 Migratory Bird Day Save the Date: Learn about this year's theme, Shared Spaces, while identifying birds at one of the best bird habitats in the heart of Broomfield! Migratory Bird Day will take place Monday, Sept. 29 at the southern side of Plaster Reservoir from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Parking can be found at Legacy Park (2705 W 136th Ave). Take a beginner-friendly birding tour around the reservoir and learn about migration and conservation practices from local organizations. This event is free of charge and needs no registration! Visit Broomfield.org/MigratoryBirdDay for more information.

❤️ Suicide Prevention Training in Spanish: Unlock the power of saving lives Sept. 18, 5:30-7 p.m. with QPR Training (Question, Persuade, Refer). In just 90 minutes, you’ll learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, ask the right questions, offer hope, and connect someone in crisis to the help they need. Just like CPR, QPR is a simple but effective tool that anyone can learn. Dinner and child care will be provided for this training, brought to you by Broomfield Public Health and Environment and Clinica Family Health and Wellness. Register at Broomfield.org/CIC.

❤️ Human Services Resources: Find local health and human services resources using the Unite Us Public Resource Directory! This one-stop-shop is for all ages and comes with a referral platform and search tools to help you find resources by category. Categories include housing, food assistance, mental health, employment and more.

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🎉 SRB Golf Tournament for Broomfield Days: Sign up for the annual Broomfield Days Open happening Friday, Sept. 19, sponsored by Senior Resources of Broomfield! Don't forget to register to play in the golf tournament, spots are filling up fast! Visit Broomfield.org/BroomfieldDaysGolfTournament to register you and your team today!

🏛️ Parking Lot Improvements: Parking lot improvements begin today at the George Di Ciero building (home to the DMV, Community Development, Clerk and Recorder, Police and Broomfield Municipal Court). This work is part of Broomfield’s annual Parking Lot Repair Program and will include new asphalt, ADA-accessible ramps, sidewalk repairs and landscape restoration. Construction is expected to last through late November. Visitors may experience temporary changes to parking or access during this time. Thank you for your patience as CCOB works to improve safety, accessibility and infrastructure. Learn more about the project at Broomfield .org/ParkingLotImprovements.

🚲 Bike-N-Ride Shelter Upgrades: CCOB is upgrading the bicycle racks in the Broomfield Station Eastbound, Flatiron Station Westbound and Eastbound Bike-N-Ride shelters to provide a more secure and convenient experience for riders. The new bike racks will make parking simple, with roll-in racks for heavier bikes and secure vertical racks for lighter bicycles. To complete these improvements, the three shelters will be closed for one week beginning Monday, Sept. 15. The Broomfield Westbound shelter will remain open during this time. Thank you for your patience as these upgrades are completed to enhance bicycling support in Broomfield.

🦟 Mosquito Control: It’s mosquito season and time to protect yourself with an approved bug spray and by draining standing water on your property weekly. CCOB contracts with Vector Disease Control International (VDCI) for mosquito control through larvicide and spraying. Learn about VDCI’s methods of mosquito control, view the weekly spray schedule locations, and learn how to submit a mosquito complaint at Broomfield.org/Mosquito.

Sept. 2: Colorado Master Gardener Application Closes

Sept. 3: Broomfield Community Briefing: Development and Housing

Sept. 9: Interviewing Essentials - In-person Workshop

Sept. 9: Empower Your Path - Advanced Workplace Communication and Workplace

Sept. 9: 🏛️ City Council Regular Meeting

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🏗️ Development Regulations: Development regulations and long range plans have wide ranging impacts on the future of development and construction in Broomfield, and on individual homeowners. Development regulations can include things like changes to zoning regulations, updates to engineering standards or revised building codes. You can provide your comments on proposed development regulation updates on the Development Regulations and Long Range Planning page on Broomfield Voice.

Broomfield's Water Utilities staff recently won the "best-tasting water" title at the Rocky Mountain Water Taste Test Competition for water utilities from Wyoming, New Mexico and Colorado. This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our Water Treatment Facility staff. As the regional winner, Broomfield will now advance to the national competition to compete for the national "best-tasting water" title. Learn more about the award.

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