The City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) have released a detailed account of the successes achieved throughout 2024, marking the city's commitment to the well-being of its community, environmental care, and budgetary prudence. The “Year in Review” is a transparent breakdown of how residents' tax contributions were utilized in strengthening the city's infrastructure, programs, and services.

According to the City and County of Broomfield, "2024 has been a year of remarkable accomplishments for Broomfield,” Mayor Guyleen Castriotta proudly announced. As the city was named ‘Large Community of the Year,’ it celebrates its strides to actively foster economic growth, secure pivotal jobs, and demonstrate its unwavering dedication to not just maintain but also to innovatively grow the local economy. This award recognizes Broomfield's integrated approach to managing complex community tasks.

City Manager Jennifer Hoffman highlighted the collective ambition that has been the driving force of the past year, saying, "The Year in Review encapsulates our shared progress toward building a safe, inclusive, and resilient community," as obtained by the City and County of Broomfield. Efforts in broadening transportation options, addressing environmental hurdles, and securing fiscal sustainability underline a year focused on future-proofing the community.

Among 2024's key accomplishments are the heightened bond rating which acts as a testament to Broomfield's financial acumen and the launching of major development initiatives such as the evolution of Flatiron Crossing and the former event center being reimagined. These projects are set to significantly boost economic activity within the city. Additionally, Broomfield has taken concrete steps to reduce its carbon footprint and introduce comprehensive water conservation programs, actions deemed critical for ensuring the environmental future of the city.