Workshops must be no longer than 28 minutes in length, engaging and fun, have a memorable takeaway, be appropriate for either 5th-8th graders or 9th-12th graders and must be able to modify workshops to include students with disabilities. Read on...
Brighton City Council adopted the 2020 budget by an 8-0 vote on Tuesday. The vote approved $139,047,768 across all 15 of the city’s operating, capital and utility funds. Read on...
This survey was created to record the history and architectural styles of residential and commercial properties in the Brighton Subdivision. Read on...
Each year, this program recognizes young people in grades 6-12 who have overcome personal adversity to create a positive change in their own lives or for those around them. Read on...
Unofficial results indicate voters elected City Council Members for Ward 1, Ward 2 and Ward 3 but a run-off election will be scheduled for the top two candidates in Ward 4 - Christopher Schoeneck and Adam Cushing. Read on...
City Council recognized a member of the Parks and Recreation department for his achievement of receiving the 2019 CPRA Parks Section Professional of the Year. Read on...
On-Track is a feature that allows departments to track projects and update the status of projects in a user-friendly way that’s available 24/7 to residents, City Council, and employees. Read on...
City Council has selected eight Brighton water customers to help select an independent firm to conduct a forensic audit of the City’s Utilities funds. Read on...
This December, you will see wreaths placed at the graves of veterans who are buried in Elmwood Cemetery and Fairview Cemetery as the city joins Wreaths Across America (WAA) to sponsor veterans and honor them through the 2019 holiday season. Read on...
