Finance

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Finance Department is pleased to present the 2023 Proposed Budget, which is available for community input.

The public can begin commenting Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, through noon, Monday, Oct. 10, 2022. 
  • Questions and comments can be submitted directly online or emailed to budget@broomfield.org
  • Comments received by noon on Monday, Oct. 10, 2022 will be provided to Council as part of the official meeting record. Comments submitted after the deadline will still be reviewed, but will not be added to the official meeting record.
  • The public will also have an opportunity to comment during the public hearing at the regularly scheduled council meeting on Oct. 11. 
  •  Review the Capital Improvement Plan. 
  • View the department presentations and the Department Head narrated presentations for the FY23 Proposed Budget

Finance Department Responsibilities

The Finance Department is responsible for the efficient collection of city and county revenues, controlling the city and county's financial assets, disbursement of city and county expenditures, purchasing and employee payroll. The department includes budget, fiscal management, risk management, purchasing, utility billing, sales tax, public trustee, and treasurer.

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Accounting

We are committed to providing exceptional financial service and reports that comply with all financial standards. We believe in the stewardship of public resources through policies that protect the public interest. Our standard is accuracy and timeliness in support of City and County Decisions. Accounting page.

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Budget

Focus on establishing a fiscal philosophy that responds to economic conditions and generates a balanced budget by the fall of each year.  Furthering operational accountability through the coordination of performance metrics.  Measuring fiscal responsibility in accordance with the Annual Budget. Budget page.

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Procurement

Focus on establishing a fiscal philosophy that responds to economic conditions and generates a balanced budget by the fall of each year. Furthering operational accountability through the coordination of performance metrics.  Measuring fiscal responsibility in accordance with the Annual Budget. Procurement page.

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Revenue

The Revenue Management division oversees the education, licensure, audit, and collections. Oversight of all businesses collects sales tax, use tax, and collection and distribution of property tax, as well as the Public Trustee functions such as foreclosures and executing the releasing of deeds of trust. Utility Billing and collection of water and sewer utilities through reading meters, generating bills, processing payments, and miscellaneous accounts receivable. Revenue page.

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Operations

Process development and guidance, administrative support, and financial analysis of LRFP, utility rates, developer agreements, and cost allocation plans. Operations page.

Contact Us

  1. Brenda Richey

    Finance Director

    1 DesCombes Drive

    Broomfield, CO 80020

    Ph: 303.438.6357