This feature is called On Demand and it allows residents to work out when it is most convenient for them instead of trying to rearrange your schedule to make it to a class at the Recreation Center. Read on...
Each year hundreds of thousands of rape evidence kits sit on shelves waiting to be processed. This documentary explores how sexual assault cases have been historically processed in the United States. Read on...
City of Brighton City Manager Rodriguez is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Woodruff to Director of Infrastructure and Ryan Johnson to Director of Urban & Public Policy. Read on...
Civil job applicants will no longer be able to obtain pre-employment fingerprints from Colorado law enforcement agencies as of November 1, 2018. Read on...
This demolition process will take several months to complete from start to finish to ensure disruption to business owners and residents in the area be kept to a minimum. Read on...
If you are interested in arts and culture events or programs, working with community groups, public art or fundraising, then BCAC needs your help to ensure it’s following the Cultural Strategic Plan and meeting the arts and culture needs of the community. Read on...
This service is optional and all registered information will be kept confidential and will only be viewed by Brighton Police Department personnel. Read on...
Public Works staff is currently replacing and installing upgraded signs in school zones and surrounding areas and parents can expect to see crews continuing to upgrade these signs throughout the school year at various schools in Brighton. Read on...
The City of Brighton is gearing up to start a number of major construction projects to improve the roadways we all use every day when driving around town. Read on...
The Brighton City Council adopted the 2018 budget by an 8-0 vote at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. One council member was absent from the meeting. Read on...
