Malcolm Todd (16 and Over)
Malcolm Todd performs alternative music at Mission Ballroom, about 12 miles away, on Monday, October 12 at 8:00 PM (ages 16 and up).
~12 miles away
Monday, Oct 12
Malcolm Todd performs alternative music at Mission Ballroom, about 12 miles away, on Monday, October 12 at 8:00 PM (ages 16 and up).
~12 miles away
~12 miles away
~13 miles away
No closures. Schools are open.
The week ahead
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Here is what is on the calendar in Broomfield for the week of October 12–18.
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The Council will hold a public hearing on the 2027 operating and capital budgets for the city, Arista Local Improvement District, and Broomfield Urban Renewal Authority, allowing residents to comment before adoption. An ordinance amending water, sewer, reclaimed water, and stormwater fees will receive its first reading. The Council will also consider adopting a resolution to direct staff to prepare new ward boundary maps following the 2026 election, as the city last adjusted boundaries in April 2015. On the consent agenda: the Council will consider renewing a wireless lease with Verizon at the Norman Smith Service Center (3001 W. 124th Avenue), updating terms from an agreement that began April 26, 2001 and expires April 25, 2026; approving a conservation easement agreement for Gateway Open Space that would commit $100,000 in city funding alongside $675,000 from Louisville and $2,700,000 from Boulder County; and approving several other intergovernmental agreements and service contracts. Public comment will be accepted during the public hearing.
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Budget proposals for the city, Broomfield Urban Renewal Authority, and Arista Local Improvement District will come before the council, along with a public hearing on water, sewer, reclaimed water, and stormwater fee amendments. The council will also consider an ordinance aligning the personnel merit system with a charter change and a first reading of a Proposition 123 fast track review process. Two quarterly reports on training, travel, and service agreement spending will be presented.
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City Council will hold an executive session to review the performance of the City and County Manager, City and County Attorney, and Presiding Judge. The discussion may include potential contract amendments. Council approved the session on July 14, 2026.
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The council will consider a proclamation declaring November 28 as National Small Business Saturday and another on hunger and homelessness awareness. On the consent agenda are funding matters for BCF Tier ½ and administrative fees, an agreement amendment with Almost Home for next year's services, a resolution for the Mile High Flood District Plaster Inflow Channel, and a first reading of an intergovernmental agreement with the Broomfield Housing Alliance. Action items include first readings of an inclusionary housing ordinance and an ordinance updating gas station setbacks, a waterline construction agreement for Highway 7, final plat and site development plan approvals for UCHealth Hospital and AdventHealth, an update to ordinance 2175, and a first reading to increase the lodging tax.
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