Broomfield Together

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Many Voices. Our Story: Your perspective is the foundation of Broomfield’s future. Take the Broomfield Together survey below, or stop by the Broomfield Together booth at a community event or facility (see Key Dates) to share your ideas to help plan for Broomfield’s future. You can also select the different tabs below (Ideas, Quick Polls, Stories, Questions, etc.) to provide feedback in a variety of ways. By sharing your ideas today, you help define a shared community vision that will guide decisions for years to come.

Project Overview

The City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) is updating its Comprehensive Plan and Transportation Mobility Plan through a single, integrated process called Broomfield Together. Broomfield Together brings land use, transportation, housing, economic vitality, sustainability and quality-of-life planning together to ensure city investments support the quality of life you value.

What is a Comprehensive (Comp) Plan?

The Comp Plan is the community’s north star. It is a long-range blueprint that translates the community’s shared values into clear goals for land use, housing, infrastructure, economic vitality and more. The Comp Plan provides a framework to guide decisions for the next 10-20+ years. It ensures that as Broomfield grows, Broomfield stays aligned with the character and values of the people who call it home.

What is a Transportation Mobility Plan (TMP)?

The TMP is the community’s movement guide. It’s a plan for developing and managing a community's transportation network in a way that complements and supports the community vision established in the Comp Plan. It can guide the expansion of mobility options and how people travel safely and efficiently throughout the community, whether behind the wheel, on a bike or walking through the neighborhood. The TMP identifies priority projects, such as roadway improvements and trail connections, to ensure Broomfield’s transportation network is safe, efficient and aligns with the community’s needs and desires.

Why are the plans being updated together?

Updating the Comp Plan and TMP together ensures that decisions on land use, housing, the economy and transportation work together. This coordinated approach leads to:

  • Smarter investments: Dollars spent support community goals.
  • Holistic view: Looking at Broomfield as a whole, rather than separate pieces. This ensures that strategies for housing, the economy and transportation are aligned, creating a more resilient and livable city.
  • Easier community participation: You can share your input in one go to help shape the vision for Broomfield’s future.

Public Engagement: How to Lead the Way

Your input will define the goals and policies that will shape Broomfield’s future. Whether you take a quick survey or participate in an in-depth community Open House, your involvement ensures the final plans align with the values of those who call Broomfield home. Lead the way by sharing your perspective.

Current Opportunities:

  • Take the Broomfield Together Survey
  • Stop by the Broomfield Together table at a community event
  • Share what you love about Broomfield under the Ideas tab below
  • Post a story, quote or image of what you think makes Broomfield special under the Stories tab below
  • Answer a multiple choice question under the Quick Poll tab below, questions will be updated regularly
  • Ask your questions under the Questions tab below to get a direct answer from the project team

Many Voices. Our Story: Your perspective is the foundation of Broomfield’s future. Take the Broomfield Together survey below, or stop by the Broomfield Together booth at a community event or facility (see Key Dates) to share your ideas to help plan for Broomfield’s future. You can also select the different tabs below (Ideas, Quick Polls, Stories, Questions, etc.) to provide feedback in a variety of ways. By sharing your ideas today, you help define a shared community vision that will guide decisions for years to come.

Project Overview

The City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) is updating its Comprehensive Plan and Transportation Mobility Plan through a single, integrated process called Broomfield Together. Broomfield Together brings land use, transportation, housing, economic vitality, sustainability and quality-of-life planning together to ensure city investments support the quality of life you value.

What is a Comprehensive (Comp) Plan?

The Comp Plan is the community’s north star. It is a long-range blueprint that translates the community’s shared values into clear goals for land use, housing, infrastructure, economic vitality and more. The Comp Plan provides a framework to guide decisions for the next 10-20+ years. It ensures that as Broomfield grows, Broomfield stays aligned with the character and values of the people who call it home.

What is a Transportation Mobility Plan (TMP)?

The TMP is the community’s movement guide. It’s a plan for developing and managing a community's transportation network in a way that complements and supports the community vision established in the Comp Plan. It can guide the expansion of mobility options and how people travel safely and efficiently throughout the community, whether behind the wheel, on a bike or walking through the neighborhood. The TMP identifies priority projects, such as roadway improvements and trail connections, to ensure Broomfield’s transportation network is safe, efficient and aligns with the community’s needs and desires.

Why are the plans being updated together?

Updating the Comp Plan and TMP together ensures that decisions on land use, housing, the economy and transportation work together. This coordinated approach leads to:

  • Smarter investments: Dollars spent support community goals.
  • Holistic view: Looking at Broomfield as a whole, rather than separate pieces. This ensures that strategies for housing, the economy and transportation are aligned, creating a more resilient and livable city.
  • Easier community participation: You can share your input in one go to help shape the vision for Broomfield’s future.

Public Engagement: How to Lead the Way

Your input will define the goals and policies that will shape Broomfield’s future. Whether you take a quick survey or participate in an in-depth community Open House, your involvement ensures the final plans align with the values of those who call Broomfield home. Lead the way by sharing your perspective.

Current Opportunities:

  • Take the Broomfield Together Survey
  • Stop by the Broomfield Together table at a community event
  • Share what you love about Broomfield under the Ideas tab below
  • Post a story, quote or image of what you think makes Broomfield special under the Stories tab below
  • Answer a multiple choice question under the Quick Poll tab below, questions will be updated regularly
  • Ask your questions under the Questions tab below to get a direct answer from the project team

  • Broomfield Together Survey

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    Check your mailbox: the Broomfield Together Survey is arriving soon! As part of Broomfield Together, a process to plan for Broomfield’s next decade, you may receive this survey in the mail. Households were randomly selected and the survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete.

    Didn’t receive the mailed survey? Don’t fret! You, your friends and neighbors can all take the Broomfield Together Survey online. Anyone who takes the survey, whether mailed or online, can enter to win a one-year individual Broomfield Rec Center membership or a $50 gift card to a local restaurant. The survey is anticipated to close Aug. 9.

    Check your mailbox: the Broomfield Together Survey is arriving soon! As part of Broomfield Together, a process to plan for Broomfield’s next decade, you may receive this survey in the mail. Households were randomly selected and the survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete.

    Didn’t receive the mailed survey? Don’t fret! You, your friends and neighbors can all take the Broomfield Together Survey online. Anyone who takes the survey, whether mailed or online, can enter to win a one-year individual Broomfield Rec Center membership or a $50 gift card to a local restaurant. The survey is anticipated to close Aug. 9.

  • June Community Engagement

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    Thank you to everyone who participated in online activities and the following in-person engagement opportunities since June 1:

    • Three community open houses held in north, central and south Broomfield
    • Broomfield Together activity at Bike to Work Day
    • Broomfield Together booth at BrewHaHa
    • Broomfield Together booth at Broomfield Trail Adventure

    More in-person engagement opportunities will be hosted throughout the summer as part of phase 1 and phase 2 of Broomfield Together. You can find more details about upcoming in-person engagement opportunities under "Key Dates" or provide your input virtually using the different tabs at the bottom of this page.

    A young girl in a pink hat and tank top pins a sticky note to a large display board. The board is covered in numerous colorful handwritten notes. To the right, a man stands behind a table with event materials. A woman wearing a City and County of Broomfield name tag and a bicycle pin smiles while interacting with a visitor at an outdoor event booth. The table in front of her displays "Broomfield Together" brochures and promotional materials. A photograph of a man writing on a large community engagement board at an outdoor event. The board features a grid of colored sticker boxes filled with handwritten suggestions for city improvements.Broomfield Trail Adventure participants stop by the Broomfield Together booth to provide feedback and learn more about Broomfield Together.

    Thank you to everyone who participated in online activities and the following in-person engagement opportunities since June 1:

    • Three community open houses held in north, central and south Broomfield
    • Broomfield Together activity at Bike to Work Day
    • Broomfield Together booth at BrewHaHa
    • Broomfield Together booth at Broomfield Trail Adventure

    More in-person engagement opportunities will be hosted throughout the summer as part of phase 1 and phase 2 of Broomfield Together. You can find more details about upcoming in-person engagement opportunities under "Key Dates" or provide your input virtually using the different tabs at the bottom of this page.

    A young girl in a pink hat and tank top pins a sticky note to a large display board. The board is covered in numerous colorful handwritten notes. To the right, a man stands behind a table with event materials. A woman wearing a City and County of Broomfield name tag and a bicycle pin smiles while interacting with a visitor at an outdoor event booth. The table in front of her displays "Broomfield Together" brochures and promotional materials. A photograph of a man writing on a large community engagement board at an outdoor event. The board features a grid of colored sticker boxes filled with handwritten suggestions for city improvements.Broomfield Trail Adventure participants stop by the Broomfield Together booth to provide feedback and learn more about Broomfield Together.

  • Community Open House Recap

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    Three community open houses were held on:

    • June 17 at Aloft Hotel by Marriott at Arista
    • June 23 at Aspen Lodge at Anthem Ranch
    • June 24 at Broomfield Community Center

    At each of the three community open houses, participants learned about the Comp Plan and TMP updates and how community feedback will shape the plan’s outcomes. Through 18 interactive activities, attendees provided input on different topics such as development and redevelopment, housing, community services and facilities and transportation.

    Community feedback collected from the open houses, survey, in-person events, focus groups and online activities will help shape the vision and values underlying Broomfield’s updated comp plan and TMP. Feedback will be shared with Broomfield Council and a summary of what was heard will be posted on Broomfield Voice later this fall. This feedback will provide the foundation for the upcoming phases of the Comp Plan and TMP update, as the vision and values will be used to evaluate preliminary plan recommendations.

    Couldn’t make an open house? There are a variety of tools on this page where you can share your ideas on similar questions or topics. You can also find upcoming opportunities to engage in person under the “Key Dates” section!

    A photograph of a community open house event in a large, well-lit room. Several people are engaged in conversation near informational posters mounted on easels. A large sign in the foreground welcomes attendees, explaining that the event is organized into stations and encouraging participation.Photograph of a community engagement workshop where a facilitator in a red plaid shirt gestures toward a large informational poster. Two women listen as they stand near a table filled with pens, sticky notes, and green dot stickers for providing feedback.A woman with grey hair and glasses, wearing a blue floral shirt, writes on an orange sticky note at a table during a community workshop. In the background, a poster titled "Stages of Growth" is visible.Photograph of a person from behind, wearing a pink Lionel Messi #10 jersey, looking at a community feedback board. A banner at the top of the board reads "BROOMFIELD TOGETHER" and asks, "What challenges does Broomfield face?"A community engagement open house where participants interact with informal posters and easels. People stand in small groups discussion and providing feedback on local planning initiatives.

    Three community open houses were held on:

    • June 17 at Aloft Hotel by Marriott at Arista
    • June 23 at Aspen Lodge at Anthem Ranch
    • June 24 at Broomfield Community Center

    At each of the three community open houses, participants learned about the Comp Plan and TMP updates and how community feedback will shape the plan’s outcomes. Through 18 interactive activities, attendees provided input on different topics such as development and redevelopment, housing, community services and facilities and transportation.

    Community feedback collected from the open houses, survey, in-person events, focus groups and online activities will help shape the vision and values underlying Broomfield’s updated comp plan and TMP. Feedback will be shared with Broomfield Council and a summary of what was heard will be posted on Broomfield Voice later this fall. This feedback will provide the foundation for the upcoming phases of the Comp Plan and TMP update, as the vision and values will be used to evaluate preliminary plan recommendations.

    Couldn’t make an open house? There are a variety of tools on this page where you can share your ideas on similar questions or topics. You can also find upcoming opportunities to engage in person under the “Key Dates” section!

    A photograph of a community open house event in a large, well-lit room. Several people are engaged in conversation near informational posters mounted on easels. A large sign in the foreground welcomes attendees, explaining that the event is organized into stations and encouraging participation.Photograph of a community engagement workshop where a facilitator in a red plaid shirt gestures toward a large informational poster. Two women listen as they stand near a table filled with pens, sticky notes, and green dot stickers for providing feedback.A woman with grey hair and glasses, wearing a blue floral shirt, writes on an orange sticky note at a table during a community workshop. In the background, a poster titled "Stages of Growth" is visible.Photograph of a person from behind, wearing a pink Lionel Messi #10 jersey, looking at a community feedback board. A banner at the top of the board reads "BROOMFIELD TOGETHER" and asks, "What challenges does Broomfield face?"A community engagement open house where participants interact with informal posters and easels. People stand in small groups discussion and providing feedback on local planning initiatives.

  • Broomfield Together Has Launched!

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    Public engagement for Broomfield Together launched today! This summer, you can participate in Broomfield Together, share what you love about Broomfield and your ideas for the future by:

    • Participating in an interactive Broomfield Together Community Open House. RSVP and add the event to your calendar by selecting the date below: (RSVPs are appreciated, but not required.)
      • June 17, 6-8 p.m., Aloft hotel at Arista (8300 Arista Pl, Broomfield, CO 80021)
      • June 23, 6-8 p.m., Aspen Lodge at Anthem Ranch (16151 Lowell Blvd, Broomfield, CO 80023)
      • June 24, 6-8 p.m., Broomfield Community Center (280 Spader Way, Broomfield, CO 80020)
    • Taking the Broomfield Together Survey
    • Stopping by the Broomfield Together table at a community event
    • Asking your questions under the Questions tab below to get a direct answer from the project team

    Public input will help identify shared values and a vision for Broomfield. These values and vision will help guide decisions made by Broomfield Council and CCOB staff for years to come.

    Public engagement for Broomfield Together launched today! This summer, you can participate in Broomfield Together, share what you love about Broomfield and your ideas for the future by:

    • Participating in an interactive Broomfield Together Community Open House. RSVP and add the event to your calendar by selecting the date below: (RSVPs are appreciated, but not required.)
      • June 17, 6-8 p.m., Aloft hotel at Arista (8300 Arista Pl, Broomfield, CO 80021)
      • June 23, 6-8 p.m., Aspen Lodge at Anthem Ranch (16151 Lowell Blvd, Broomfield, CO 80023)
      • June 24, 6-8 p.m., Broomfield Community Center (280 Spader Way, Broomfield, CO 80020)
    • Taking the Broomfield Together Survey
    • Stopping by the Broomfield Together table at a community event
    • Asking your questions under the Questions tab below to get a direct answer from the project team

    Public input will help identify shared values and a vision for Broomfield. These values and vision will help guide decisions made by Broomfield Council and CCOB staff for years to come.

  • CPCAC Kick Off Meeting

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    The Comp Plan Community Advisory Committee (CPCAC) met for the first time May 14 and shared their ideas regarding opportunities and challenges for the community. The CPCAC is a group of volunteers selected by Broomfield Council to provide resident perspectives throughout the planning process. The CPCAC consists of 17 members, including ten representatives from current boards and commissions, five at-large members and two youth representatives. Thank you, CPCAC members, for your service!

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    The Comp Plan Community Advisory Committee (CPCAC) met for the first time May 14 and shared their ideas regarding opportunities and challenges for the community. The CPCAC is a group of volunteers selected by Broomfield Council to provide resident perspectives throughout the planning process. The CPCAC consists of 17 members, including ten representatives from current boards and commissions, five at-large members and two youth representatives. Thank you, CPCAC members, for your service!

    Approximately 20 people sit at tables in a horseshoe shape in discussion. Posters with sticky notes cover the back wall.A group of six people of different ages and genders sit around a large poster at a table. A woman takes notes on peoples' ideas using a colorful marker.

  • Technical Advisory Group Kick Off Meeting

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    The CCOB Technical Advisory Group (TAG) met for the first time to discuss key challenges and opportunities for CCOB’s future success. The TAG consists of CCOB staff, who will meet regularly throughout the Broomfield Together planning process. These subject matter experts will complement the Comp Plan Community Advisory Committee (CPCAC) and ensure the plans’ vision, goals and strategies can be operationalized effectively.

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    The CCOB Technical Advisory Group (TAG) met for the first time to discuss key challenges and opportunities for CCOB’s future success. The TAG consists of CCOB staff, who will meet regularly throughout the Broomfield Together planning process. These subject matter experts will complement the Comp Plan Community Advisory Committee (CPCAC) and ensure the plans’ vision, goals and strategies can be operationalized effectively.

    Woman stands presting to a room of approximately 40 attendees. Attendees sit in table groups of 5-6 people. Projector screens are in the background.Two people sit working at a table. The woman is smiling at the camera while the man is typing on his lap top.A group of four people sit around a table deep in discussion. Laptops are open to capture notes.


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