In 1994, Broomfield voters prioritized local quality of life and the outdoors by passing a quarter-percent sales tax to expand and preserve our open spaces. It’s still in effect and
On Immigration (and Gaza)
Here are my lightly edited public comments from the Broomfield City Council meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Good evening, everyone – my name is Marrton Dormish. I live in the
“1 for 100” — 1% donations toward 100% housing stability
If every Broomfield stakeholder contributed 1 percent of their annual income or revenue toward a local housing voucher program, our community could achieve full housing stability by 2025. Broomfielders, please
10 Ways to Address Homelessness
Note: I came across this list last month at a Denver book launch party for When We Walk By: Forgotten Humanity, Broken Systems, and the Role We Can Each Play