Heads up, Broomfield job seekers and workforce professionals, the Broomfield Workforce Center is taking a brief hiatus for internal growth. According to the City and County of Broomfield, the center will close its doors for one hour on the morning of Wednesday, December 18, from 8 to 9 a.m., as the staff takes time off for a staff development session.
This temporary closure may slightly inconvenience those who planned their job searches or career guidance sessions during this time frame. The announcement suggests seeking alternative arrangements for anyone in need of immediate services of a Workforce Specialist. Thankfully, the Adams County Workforce Center is an open option, welcoming those who might be displaced by the closure. It’s located a stone's throw away at 11860 N. Pecos St, Westminster, and ready to serve.
In addition to alternate Workforce Specialist services, the need for digital resources during the Broomfield Workforce Center's downtime is anticipated. If tapping away at a keyboard is part of your morning routine, the Broomfield Library has got your back. Nestled at 3 Community Park Rd., it provides community members with computer access, alongside a sea of informational resources ripe for the plucking. Whether it’s job applications or brushing up on industry knowledge, the library steps in as the temporary harbor for your professional endeavors.
