The Brighton Youth Commission (BYC), is looking for two adults to join its mission of advocating for youth by providing them the opportunity to learn, lead, and serve through community outreach, service projects, and establishing youth-adult partnerships. Read on...
With the 4th of July approaching, Brighton Police would like to provide a guide to which fireworks residents may legally use or possess in the City of Brighton. Read on...
The hail storm that rolled through Brighton on Monday left many homes, cars and trees damaged. Many residents know what to do with their homes and cars that were damaged but the proper ways to care for your trees might surprise you. Read on...
Comcast customers in the Brighton service area can view the city’s HD programming by turning to channel 881, if they have an HD subscription. This upgrade became available on Tuesday, June 5. Read on...
Celebrate Independence Day with the City of Brighton Wednesday, July 4 from 4-10 p.m. at Carmichael Park, 650 E. Southern Street. This special event will feature free activities for the whole family, music and a variety of food vendors. Read on...
The City of Brighton Employee Charities (BEC) has selected three recipients for scholarships this year. The winners will each receive $500 toward their college expenses. This year’s winners are: Abigail Alvarez, Jazmin Gonzalez and Rachel Goodnow. Read on...
Families are encouraged to load up their camping gear and head to Brighton Park at the Brighton Recreational Center, 555 North 11th Avenue, at 4 p.m. for the inaugural Camp Out event on Saturday, August 4. Read on...
The City of Brighton has amended the code for public hearing notices. City Council adopted this change earlier this month to increase transparency with developments within city limits. Read on...
The Adams County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) awarded the City of Brighton $554,800 in open space grants for two projects thanks to the voter-approved Open Space Sales Tax Read on...
Brighton Police are investigating a rollover accident which occurred near the intersection of 160th Avenue and the I-76 frontage road interchange. Read on...
The system allows us to deliver emergency messages to you via phone call to your home phone or mobile device and through text and email, based on your preferences. Read on...
The Strategic Plan and supplemental business plan will help the city direct its own destiny, even as it encounters a number of pressures in being one of the fastest growing cities in the Denver area. Read on...
The exhibit opens Monday, May 14 and includes more than 250 vibrant colors of persuasive inspiring creativity in this summer show. The exhibit includes 89 local and regional artists on display. Read on...
Work on Bridge Street Phase II, located from 50th Avenue to Golden Eagle Parkway, will begin around the middle of May and will include major traffic control and construction. Read on...
Every year since 1996, three volunteers have received this prestigious award. This year Dolly Garcia, Chris Fretter and Gayle Shibao received the award. Read on...
Now that the online museum is accessible, new artifacts that come in to the museum will be uploaded online in real-time; allowing everyone immediate access to see what’s new. Read on...
The City of Brighton’s 2018 Street Preservation Project will begin construction the first week of May. Work will begin on Main Street north of Bromley Lane and will continue at designated areas until mid-November. Read on...
Trees in Brighton may be damaged as a result of the recent wind storm. The City of Brighton would like to remind residents to use caution when dealing with damaged trees. Read on...
Adams County Master Gardeners will hold two monthly meetings: one every third Tuesday of the month at the Zion Community Garden, and the other will be on the fourth Thursday of the month at Northgate Community Garden. Read on...
The City of Brighton will host another exciting year of its “Flix and Kicks” concerts and movies in the park series this summer, beginning June 7. 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...
