Guyleen for Broomfield Mayor

06/08/2026

Ballots for the June 30 Colorado Primary Election were mailed out today, June 8, and Broomfield’s three 24-hour secure ballot drop boxes are now open! Ballots generally take a week to be delivered by USPS.

To track and receive notifications about the status of your mail ballot, from the time the outgoing ballot packet is mailed to when the mailed ballot is received and counted, sign up for Ballot Trax. Please wait at least a week before requesting a replacement ballot.

VoteBroomfield.com is the best place to find information and frequently asked questions about voting in Broomfield, including how to register and update your voter registration, tracking your ballot, locations of Broomfield’s secure 24/7 ballot drop-boxes and election results as available.

The last recommended day to mail your completed ballot is Monday, June 22.

06/07/2026

Many Voices. Our Story: Your perspective is the foundation of Broomfield’s future. Take the Broomfield Together survey below, attend a community open house and share your ideas to help plan for Broomfield’s future. By sharing your ideas today, you help define a shared

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Sober Summer Community Night Out last Friday was a blast and a great way to kick off the Summer in a safe, family-friendly space. Thank you, Broomfield Public Health, Sober AF Entertainment, SAFE , Guyleen for Broomfield Mayor, Elevated Denver, Recovery Café Longmont, SafeSide Recovery, our Acudetox practitioners, and everyone who joined in! We're looking forward to more events like this in the future!

06/03/2026

Happy Pride Broomfield!

06/02/2026

The votes are in and the 2026 Broomfield Days Grand Marshals are John and Beth Bosio! Learn more about the winner, including details from their nomination letter at BroomfieldVoice.com/GrandMarshal. Thank you to all who submitted nominations and cast your vote as part of this community tradition!

06/01/2026

Paving work on Lowell Blvd between 136th and 144th will require temporary directional closures June 1-5 between 9am and 3:30 pm. to safely complete paving operations. The closures will be phased for the northbound and southbound lanes to limit the disruption as much as possible. Primary detour routes will be along 136th or 144th to either Zuni Street or Sheridan Blvd.

05/28/2026

05/27/2026

This street racing ordinance is about keeping our streets safe, protecting our neighborhoods and making it clear that reckless and dangerous behavior won’t be tolerated in Broomfield. It was necessary for Council to act locally since the State legislature failed to pass the street racing bill this session.

Illegal street racing in Broomfield could soon come at a much steep...