Mayor Guyleen Castriotta
Last night was Broomfield Rotary's inaugural meeting at the Hilton Garden Inn Broomfield and the hotel outdid themselves for us. With candles and candy on red runners on every table the mood was set for a sweetheart dinner. The buffet was delicious and topped off with a red velvet cake.
We were honored to have Mayor Guyleen Castriotta deliver the State of the City address to the Club at our February 13th meeting where she highlighted the city's major achievements and future plans. Mayor Castriotta celebrated Broomfield being named the most livable community in Colorado and the fourth healthiest in the nation. She also announced the city's win of the EDCC's EDIE award for the large community of the year. With a population of over 78,000 and significant growth expected, Broomfield's future looks bright.
Mayor Guyleen Castriotta
Mayor Castriotta emphasized fiscal resilience, noting the success of businesses like Sierra Space and Synaptic Peak Energy. She also discussed environmental initiatives, like the residential waste services and solar Co-op programs, aimed at reducing the city's carbon footprint. The development of Broomfield Town Square and other infrastructure projects were also highlighted.
Community engagement and support programs received high praise, with strong resident satisfaction. Public safety remains strong, with a lower crime rate and a dedicated emergency management team. Employee engagement is high, thanks to training programs and a focus on health and wellness.
President Michael Gordon ended the evening by announcing a polio vaccine donation in honor of Mayor Castriotta.
To Listen to Mayor Castriotta's State of the City Address Click Here