Any cases or hearings that were scheduled between March 24 and April 13 will be rescheduled to a later date when the court reopens to the public. Read on...
Residents may still enjoy walking paths, trails, and open spaces in the city, as long as they practice social distancing of at least six feet from others. Read on...
The City of Brighton today received confirmation that a city employee has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now receiving medical attention. Read on...
Together, the City of Brighton and Brothers Redevelopment Inc. has made the decision to postpone our Help for Homes (HFH) community project that was originally scheduled for May 2. Read on...
As a way to help our customers during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, the City of Brighton will waive all late fees and water shut-offs through April 20. Read on...
Out of precaution to keep our employees and visitors safe, the City of Brighton will extend its temporary closure of all city buildings to the public through April 16. Read on...
Out of precaution to keep our employees and visitors safe, the City of Brighton will temporarily close all city buildings to the public effective Monday, March 16. Read on...
This will allow emergency responders easier access as well as providing a smoother overall traffic flow for the residents in and around the surrounding area. Read on...
Brighton City Council voted unanimously to release the draft copy of the forensic audit report provided by the contracted firm, Two Hills Accounting & Consulting. Read on...
Brighton City Council tonight approved a resolution certifying the ballot content for the special mail ballot municipal election to fill the Ward 2 City Council vacancy. Read on...
In an effort to provide additional recycling services to residents, the City of Brighton will be moving the recycling center to 401 East Longs Peak St. effective Feb. 26. Read on...
Crews will be installing a water pipe underneath Baseline Road (168th Ave). This pipeline will be installed between 19th Street and Tower Road. Read on...
The City of Brighton has once again partnered with the Resource Central’s Garden In A Box Program. Through this partnership, City of Brighton utility customers can receive a $25 discount off of the water-wise garden kits, while supplies last. Read on...
