Please be mindful that information may change rapidly, even by the hour.
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Public Health Update
- Broomfield
- 236 cases (+4)
- 26 deaths (no change)
- 2,327 tested (+66)
- The CDPHE website updates cases daily at 4 p.m. To ensure rapid response to new cases, Broomfield staff monitors the reporting systems throughout the day, so occasionally Broomfield numbers may differ from CDPHE.
- View more data on Broomfield’s COVID-19 Data Dashboard.
- Colorado
- 25,121 cases (+354)
- 4,254 hospitalized (+58)
- 60 counties (no change)
- 166,596 tested (+5,800)
- 1,392 deaths (+40)
- 272 outbreaks (+1)
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Some City and County of Broomfield Buildings are Reopening With Precautions on June 1!
- Try Online Services and Booking Appointments Before Coming In!
- Before planning your visit, please take note of these customer guidelines.
- The following limited walk-in services below start Monday, June 1. Find more information about specific departments hours and details through Broomfield.org/CityServices.
- Community Assistance Center (One DesCombes Drive)
- Marriage and Civil Union Licenses
- Notary Services
- Payment: Utility Bills, Property Tax, Sales Tax
- Drop off property tax appeals deadline June 1
- Pick up coyote whistles and trail maps
- Pet Licensing
- Clerk & Recorder (One DesCombes Drive)
- Motor Vehicle
- Recording of Documents
- Birth Certificates
- Community Development Services (One DesCombes Drive)
- Permits and Development Review Applications
- Building
- Engineering
- Planning
- Payments: Permit Fees
- Health & Human Services (100 Spader Way)
- Workforce Center Resource Room - limited space available
- Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card Issuance
- Birth/Death Certificates
- Child support payments
- Municipal Court (17 DesCombes Drive)
- Window and Payments
- Open Space and Trails
- All Open Space services will be available by pre-arranged meetings
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- The elections division is stocked up with PPE in advance of the upcoming State Primary election on June 30. Thank you to citizen election judges, Phyllis Lorimer and Kathy Rawlins, for sewing masks for Broomfield judges. CDPHE/Department of State provided hand sanitizer, non-surgical masks and thermometers. The elections division is striving to keep all citizen judges, voters and staff safe during this election and procured face shields, plexiglass dividers, gloves and bleach/non-bleach disinfectant.
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Today is the last #FaceMaskFriday! Can you share a selfie with your facemask and why you are wearing one? Drop a selfie in the
virtual community event
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Staying 6 feet apart and wearing facial coverings, APS and the Volunteer Club from Anthem Ranch helped Broomfield staff pass out a
Vulnerable Adult Flyer
at the Front Range Mobile home park yesterday. The neighborhood appreciated their time and loved the flyer.
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How to get help
- For Seniors:
- Sign up for weekly check-in calls or find more resources for seniors by calling 303.464.5526.
- Delivery Prescriptions Available for those 60+: Visit BroomfieldSeniors.com or calling Broomfield Senior Services at 303.464.5526.
- Community Reach Center has introduced the Senior Reach program. This community program identifies older adults who may need in-home emotional or physical support and/or connection to community services.
- For All Residents:
- Make an appointment for in-person city services or access online services at Broomfield.org/MakeAnAppointment
- Sign up to be a part of Broomfield Pals, where neighbors offer connection and assistance during the COVID-19 public health crisis to help you stay safer at home.
- Mental health resources including access to local services, mental wellness and support resources and safety and welfare information can be found on Broomfield.org/COVID. Disruptions in our routines can challenge mental health and resilience; resources are available to assist you during this challenging time. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency please call 911.
- Access services from Broomfield FISH including food pick up. These services are for anyone struggling financially due to COVID-19. View the April and May food distribution hours here.
- Apply now for the Bridge-The-Gap program which provides housing payment assistance to Broomfield residents that have lost wages due to the impact of COVID-19. See eligibility criteria, learn more and apply online at Broomfield.org/BridgeTheGap.
- 2-1-1 Is now set up to offer COVID-19 specific services and resources available across the state. Visit 211colorado.org/covid-19, dial 2-1-1 or 866.720.6489, text 898.211* or chat live with a representative through the website.
- Visit the Resources page on BroomfieldHealth.org for a constantly updated list of resources, support and information.
- Read Colorado Tenant’s Guide to COVID-19.
- Use NextDoor’s Neighborhood Help Map to find neighbors in your area that are able to help in a variety of ways, such as phone check-ins, pet care and more. Follow all safety guidelines and requirements while getting help or providing help to neighbors.
- Need a mask? You can pick up one fabric mask per household member during library curbside pick up Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. while supplies last (no Tuesday pickup this week.) Watch this video to learn how library curbside pick up works.
- For Businesses:
- Visit Broomfield.org/COVIDEconomicSupport for information and links to help businesses and employees sustain through this downturn and support the rebuilding of the local economy.
- For Employers: Updated information about resources for businesses in Broomfield.
- The Broomfield Chamber and the North Metro Small Business Development Center are providing connections and assistance to businesses as they reopen and work toward business success.
- For Employees: A direct link to file for the expanded Unemployment Insurance programs and benefits and information on other programs, such as Bridging the Gap.
- For Residents to Support Businesses: Information about local businesses serving the community, with adjusted service and hours.
- Businesses can apply for the Enhance Broomfield program, which offers a one-time grant of up to $7,500 which can be used for some operating expenses. This program has received a large number of applications, and funds are limited. The application process is relatively simple, but is a good step forward in filling out an application for other potential business support programs or for a bank’s working capital loans.
- Support Resources for Colorado Businesses During COVID-19 is a resource site hosted by the Colorado Office of Economic Development.
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How you can help
- Connect with Neighbors:
- Apply today to be a part of Broomfield Pals, where you can help friends and neighbors in need by offering connection and assistance during the COVID-19 public health crisis.
- Use NextDoor’s Neighborhood Help Map to list things you are able and willing to do for neighbors in your area, such as phone check-ins, pet care and more. Follow all safety guidelines and requirements while helping or providing help to neighbors.
- Donate Blood: There is an urgent need for blood donations. Visit Vitalant.org or call 303.363.2300 for scheduling or questions.
- Donate Money:
- Donate to the Disaster Relief fund through the Broomfield Community Foundation.
- Do you have unspent lunch funds in your student's account? You can donate these funds directly to the emergency food program that supports BVSD families in need through The School Food Project. It's as simple as filling out three questions on this form.
- Donate Food: FISH is asking the community to help donate the following most needed items: peanut butter, oatmeal, canned meat, mac & cheese, and spaghettios.
- Donate Items:
- A Precious Child is accepting cleaning supplies and hygiene items listed on their Amazon wishlists. They are also taking walk-in donations on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday's of children's clothing, diapers and hygiene items.
- Donate paper or plastic grocery bags (clean and free from holes) to the library for curbside pickup services. Bags can be dropped off in the drive-up book drop at the library.
- Volunteer:
- URGENT: Help Expand COVID-19 Testing in Broomfield. If you are a medical professional (retired or active), or know someone who is, please send an email with your information to broomfieldvoad@gmail.com.
- There is also a substantial need for volunteers now at A Precious Child. The Broomfield VOAD is encouraging healthy volunteers to assist A Precious Child and FISH at their facilities. Sign-up to volunteer at A Precious Child. Sign-up to volunteer at FISH.
- Are you a medical professional? Sign up to volunteer.
- Governor Jared Polis created the Colorado Covid-19 Innovation Response Team to introduce telehealth/telemedicine service supporting approximately 800,000 uninsured and under-served Coloradans. Help the team provide health services while reducing strain on healthcare facilities, leaving hospital beds open to the most severely ill.
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Reliable, Updated Information
Help slow the spread of misinformation by relying on and sharing credible information from Broomfield Public Health, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, and the Federal Center for Disease Control:
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Show how you are supporting your community and doing your part
Using #WeAreBroomfield, #DoingMyPartCO
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