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...
City of Brighton Acting City Manager Marv Falconburg is pleased to announce the appointment of Maria Ostrom to serve as Director of Finance. Read on...
The exhibit opened Monday, Sept. 9 and includes more than 235 exciting pieces of art from 83 local and regional artists. This exhibit is free to the public and open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. at City Hall, 500 S. 4th Ave. Read on...
Brighton City Council approved a resolution Tuesday awarding a contract for the water treatment plant expansion and denitrification design services. Read on...
Just in time for fall, the City of Brighton’s Office of Arts and Culture announces two events for our community to enjoy, participate in and support. Read on...
Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) has confirmed the first West Nile virus-infected mosquito in Brighton this year. There are no human cases reported in the region so far. Read on...
With this free SeeClickFix mobile app and web tools, Brighton residents will now be able to provide the City of Brighton staff with pictures, videos, specific descriptions, and more — valuable information needed to get the job done efficiently. Read on...
