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Why is transportation important to sustainability in Broomfield?
Transportation represents 42% of Broomfield’s GHG emissions, and this pollution is expected to increase as our county reaches its projected 26% growth rate by 2027.
An integrated and well connected multimodal transportation system allows residents, employees, and visitors of Broomfield the freedom of personal mobility and choice of how to travel — whether it’s walking, cycling, driving, carpooling, or riding public or private transportation. Increasingly, thriving cities have an extensive and expanding transportation network that includes integrated transit, biking, and walking facilities in addition to efficiently operated and maintained roads and trails.
To reduce its transportation emissions, Broomfield will focus on strategies that:
Reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT) per capita
Reduce single-occupant vehicle (SOV) travel
Promote and support electrification
Improve fuel-efficiency
Increase access to safe and affordable multimodal transportation and including shared use micro-mobility choices for all ages and abilities
Support a well connected multimodal network
Support transportation and land-use planning that promotes equitable and low carbon mobility.
Promote transit oriented supportive development
Where is Broomfield Right Now?
2 dual-port level I charging stations on municipal property
2016 Transportation Plan, which highlights the importance of emerging technologies (including EVs), alternative fuels, multimodal transportation including public transit, cycling, walking, and other carbon reduction strategies.
Support transit options such as Broomfield Easy Ride, the RTD Flexride, Free Fare Summer program, Flatiron Flyer Bus Rapid Transit service, and the Broomfield commuter program
How to Stay Involved
Use this page to stay involved. Through various educational and engagement opportunities you'll be able to effect real change!
Stay educated on this subject and learn why this is a major priority for the City and County of Broomfield. Also, stay informed by subscribing to the Broomfield Sustainability Newsletter, along with any other Broomfield newsletters.
Participate in forums, workshops and focus groups, in order to engage with community leaders and let your voice be heard.
Once CCOB policies are crafted, based on community feedback, resident participation will be key to moving the needle to effect change and meet Broomfield's ambitious sustainability goals. You are the key to effecting sustainable change in Broomfield.
Why is transportation important to sustainability in Broomfield?
Transportation represents 42% of Broomfield’s GHG emissions, and this pollution is expected to increase as our county reaches its projected 26% growth rate by 2027.
An integrated and well connected multimodal transportation system allows residents, employees, and visitors of Broomfield the freedom of personal mobility and choice of how to travel — whether it’s walking, cycling, driving, carpooling, or riding public or private transportation. Increasingly, thriving cities have an extensive and expanding transportation network that includes integrated transit, biking, and walking facilities in addition to efficiently operated and maintained roads and trails.
To reduce its transportation emissions, Broomfield will focus on strategies that:
Reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT) per capita
Reduce single-occupant vehicle (SOV) travel
Promote and support electrification
Improve fuel-efficiency
Increase access to safe and affordable multimodal transportation and including shared use micro-mobility choices for all ages and abilities
Support a well connected multimodal network
Support transportation and land-use planning that promotes equitable and low carbon mobility.
Promote transit oriented supportive development
Where is Broomfield Right Now?
2 dual-port level I charging stations on municipal property
2016 Transportation Plan, which highlights the importance of emerging technologies (including EVs), alternative fuels, multimodal transportation including public transit, cycling, walking, and other carbon reduction strategies.
Support transit options such as Broomfield Easy Ride, the RTD Flexride, Free Fare Summer program, Flatiron Flyer Bus Rapid Transit service, and the Broomfield commuter program
How to Stay Involved
Use this page to stay involved. Through various educational and engagement opportunities you'll be able to effect real change!
Stay educated on this subject and learn why this is a major priority for the City and County of Broomfield. Also, stay informed by subscribing to the Broomfield Sustainability Newsletter, along with any other Broomfield newsletters.
Participate in forums, workshops and focus groups, in order to engage with community leaders and let your voice be heard.
Once CCOB policies are crafted, based on community feedback, resident participation will be key to moving the needle to effect change and meet Broomfield's ambitious sustainability goals. You are the key to effecting sustainable change in Broomfield.
