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10/13/2026

Broomfield is redesigning Midway Boulevard, all five miles of it, and the city is asking residents where the walking and biking path should go. The survey closes October 19th and takes a few minutes.

This post lays out what is on the table, plus one opinion: the north side deserves the first look, because the south side from Ash to Lowell stays frozen for days every winter. You may see it differently.

Read the overview and find the survey link

Broomfield is moving forward on a better Midway Boulevard, and that is good news. What is on the table, how to weigh in before October 12, and one opinion about which side of the street the sun is on.

10/07/2026

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Jean from Broomfield writes, “What’s driving you crazy? Hey Jayson, they put in a single traffic light in a shopping center off Lowell at Midway in Broomfield. Is there a reason behind it?” More information in the comments.

10/02/2026

🚲 US-36 Bikeway Temporarily Detoured Through December

A portion of the US-36 Bikeway between Westminster Boulevard and Jay Street will be temporarily closed while crews work to install the water supply line for the new Westminster Boulevard Drinking Water Facility. The detour may begin as early as Monday, October 5 and is expected to remain in place through December.

Bikeway users will be detoured along Jay Street and Westcliff Parkway before reconnecting with the US-36 Bikeway near Westminster Boulevard. New road markings and lane delineators have been added along the route.

Please follow posted signs and use caution while traveling through the area. For more information, visit our.westminsterco.gov/watersupplylineproject.

09/19/2026

09/14/2026

Share the Road! Keep an eye out for other road users while you are driving. Make sure to check side mirrors before changing lanes, leave at least three feet between bicycles and your car while on the road and be careful opening doors near bike lanes. Learn more at Broomfield.org/TrailTips!

08/25/2026

Council has postponed consideration of an ordinance addressing off-Highway electric scooters, e-bikes, and other low-powered e-vehicles and devices. It will NOT be on tonight's agenda, Aug 25.

Broomfield is updating its ordinance around e-bikes, e-mopeds, and e-motos.

08/24/2026

Broomfield is updating its ordinance around e-bikes, e-mopeds, and e-motos.

Broomfield is updating its ordinance around e-bikes, e-mopeds, and e-motos.

08/14/2026

Now that school is back in session give this a watch.

How children get to school tells us a lot about the communities we’...

08/14/2026

As students head back to school, drivers will notice updated school zone signs across Broomfield.

To help keep local kids safe and align with new state traffic safety laws (HB26-1318), the Streets, Traffic Engineering and Community Development Transportation Teams updated signage across all 143 school zone locations in the City and County of Broomfield.

Ahead of the state’s Aug. 12 deadline, crews installed 286 new signs marking the required 200-foot boundaries for schools in Adams 12 Five Star, Boulder Valley, Jeffco Public Schools and local private schools. This prompt effort ensures school zones meet legislative standards while making daily commutes safer for every student in the community.

Please slow down, stay alert in school zones and help keep Broomfield students safe this school year!

08/11/2026

Yesterday, an SUV crashed from US36 onto and over the Interlocken section of the US 36 Bikeway. CDOT