Broomfield Together

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Project graphic for Broomfield Together. The "Os" in Broomfield are interlinked representing togetherness

Many Voices. Our Story: Your perspective is the foundation of Broomfield’s future. 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.

Phase 1 and 2 Engagement Overview:

Engagement for Phases 1 and 2 of Broomfield Together ran from June-September 2026. Throughout the summer, community members shared their perspectives in the following ways:

  • Participating in one of three community open houses
  • Sharing feedback at the Broomfield Together table at a community facility or event
  • Taking the Broomfield Together survey
  • Providing input on this web page under the Ideas, Story and Quick Poll tabs below
  • Attending one of 13 topic-based focus groups

Next Steps:

Throughout the fall and early 2027, the Broomfield Together project team will analyze the community input collected during the first two phases to identify common themes and community values. Next spring and summer there will be additional opportunities to share your ideas as they project team shares what was heard and seeks additional feedback from the community. In the meantime, subscribe to project updates at the top of this page or read through the Project Updates tab below for the latest news!

Many Voices. Our Story: Your perspective is the foundation of Broomfield’s future. 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.

Phase 1 and 2 Engagement Overview:

Engagement for Phases 1 and 2 of Broomfield Together ran from June-September 2026. Throughout the summer, community members shared their perspectives in the following ways:

  • Participating in one of three community open houses
  • Sharing feedback at the Broomfield Together table at a community facility or event
  • Taking the Broomfield Together survey
  • Providing input on this web page under the Ideas, Story and Quick Poll tabs below
  • Attending one of 13 topic-based focus groups

Next Steps:

Throughout the fall and early 2027, the Broomfield Together project team will analyze the community input collected during the first two phases to identify common themes and community values. Next spring and summer there will be additional opportunities to share your ideas as they project team shares what was heard and seeks additional feedback from the community. In the meantime, subscribe to project updates at the top of this page or read through the Project Updates tab below for the latest news!

What Makes Broomfield Special?

Share a story, quote or photo about what you think makes Broomfield special. Excerpts from the stories and quotes shared below may be included in the final Comprehensive Plan and Transportation Mobility Plan documents.

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    It's the people

    by Amanda C., about 2 months ago
    We moved to Broomfield as recent college graduates in 2008. At the time, we were ready to put down roots but still weren't really sure where that would be. Broomfield made sense for our jobs and we haven't regretted it. Our kids go to school in Broomfield. Even though we know we can open-enroll, our oldest has flatly refused -- Broomfield is her home. We can bike to the library and walk to the grocery store. We know our neighbors. We know the business owners. We're invested in supporting local biodiversity and are doing our best to conserve water. We... Continue reading
    We moved to Broomfield as recent college graduates in 2008. At the time, we were ready to put down roots but still weren't really sure where that would be. Broomfield made sense for our jobs and we haven't regretted it. Our kids go to school in Broomfield. Even though we know we can open-enroll, our oldest has flatly refused -- Broomfield is her home. We can bike to the library and walk to the grocery store. We know our neighbors. We know the business owners. We're invested in supporting local biodiversity and are doing our best to conserve water. We want our kids to grow up here, in Broomfield, where they can build a lasting connection to the community.
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