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3 days ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
A new affordable housing development breaking ground this month will bring 152 units a quarter mile from the RTD Broomfield Station near U.S. 36. The complex, dubbed Harvest Hill, will provide housing for people making between 30% and 70% of Broomfield’s area median income. Broomfield’s 2025 area median income is $140,100 for a family of four, according to the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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1 week ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
Broomfield’s annual BrewHaHa celebration is back next week offering local brews, food and a new farmers market. This year the event takes place from noon to 5 p.m. at Arista Park on the 8000 block of Arista Place on Saturday. In addition to fresh local brews from Broomfield breweries, the event boasts food trucks, lawn games, merchants and a new farmers market.
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1 week ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
Next week, Broomfield will celebrate its fifth annual Pride celebration. Saturday beginning at 11 a.m., 55 Community Park Road just behind the library will host Broomfield’s fifth annual Pride celebration. The event will include a dance party, drag queen story time, food trucks, face painters, sponsor booths and all manner of celebration to recognize Pride month.
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1 week ago | 
broomfieldenterprise.com | Corbett Stevenson
Monday3 p.m.: Police responded to a reported theft on the 700 block of Eldorado Boulevard. 6:28 p.m.: Police were called after a reported theft on the 8200 block of Arista Place. Tuesday6:06 p.m.: Authorities were called to a reported theft on the 12100 block of Sheridan Boulevard. Wednesday9:15 a.m.: Police responded to a report of theft on the 400 block of Flatiron Boulevard. 12:15 p.m.: Authorities were called a reported third degree burglary on the 300 block of Summit Boulevard.
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1 week ago | 
broomfieldenterprise.com | Corbett Stevenson
The Broomfield Enterprise and the Broomfield Community Foundation once again partnered to recognize outstanding members of the community at the 24th annual Heart of Broomfield Awards. Held Friday morning at the Chateaux at Fox Meadows, the awards ceremony recognized three community members who dedicate their time and talents to uplifting the Broomfield community every day.
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1 week ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
Given the results of a survey conducted by Broomfield’s Housing Stability Task Force, residents will not be voting on a sales tax increase to support affordable housing in Broomfield this fall. In a presentation given at Broomfield City Council’s Tuesday night meeting, the Broomfield Housing Stability Task Force presented the results of a survey conducted this year to explore whether Broomfielders would support an increase in sales tax to provide housing assistance in the county.
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1 week ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
The Broomfield High School Class of 1970 is hosting a reunion next month, and everyone is invited. All Broomfield High alums, that is. The class is opening the party doors for everyone to join in and reminisce. The reunion will be a picnic-style gathering in the Broomfield Community Park Pavilion, on Second Avenue and Main Street, in Broomfield, and is open to alumni of all ages. All are invited to stop by, bring food and drinks, and reconnect with old friends.
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1 week ago | 
broomfieldenterprise.com | Corbett Stevenson
Through her Broomfield-based nonprofit The Refuge — and a lifetime of social action — Kathy Escobar works to fulfill the community’s longing for connection. The Refuge describes itself as a “hub for healing community,” where people who often live on the margins can find a welcoming space to retreat to. “A lot of groups fill a niche — they tend to be pretty homogeneous and gathered around a shared belief, but The Refuge is more eclectic,” Escobar, who co-founded the nonprofit in 2006, said.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson
Results from Broomfield’s latest community survey show overall high satisfaction with life in the county and reflected concern about hikes in utility bill rates. Every two years, the Broomfield government puts out a survey to residents to receive feedback on quality of life and the direction the county is headed. According to a presentation in Tuesday night’s City Council study-session meeting from research firm Magellan Strategies, the effort saw 2,908 completed surveys submitted this year.
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2 weeks ago | 
greeleytribune.com | Corbett Stevenson
The ACLU is attempting to overturn Boulder’s camping ban, after seeing it upheld by a Boulder County District Court ruling in 2024. The ACLU had filed a lawsuit in 2022 to challenge Boulder’s “blanket ban” policy, which forbids the use of shelter, cover or protection apart from clothing, including the use of blankets. A similar ban in Oregon was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in Grants Pass v. Johnson last year.
