North Metro Fire is working an injury accident with a vehicle into a Bldg and 104 and Huron area. Crews on scene determining if the structure is stable.
Tonight’s gathering has been peaceful. Speakers, several former law enforcement officers themselves, focused on a story larger than police response at recent protests
Those who able to kneel were asked to do so for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, the length of time a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on the neck of George Floyd. Some placed hands on the back of their heads or raised a fist during the silent tribute.
For those who missed the Thunderbirds, keep your eyes to the sky. An aerial parade is about to take off to raise awareness/money for Help Colorado Now. To learn more visit https://t.co/zea3sXOdPc
RED FLAG WARNING: Due to current conditions that pose a high fire risk, no open burning is allowed today, even small recreational fires. And please don’t toss your cigarettes out the window...ever.
Check out this video by one of our hazmat techs and firefighters on how you can properly use a mask and gloves out in public to protect yourself and your clean spaces from Coronavirus (COVID-10). https://t.co/WyWuPysC8v via @YouTube
Broomfield now has 6 cases of COVID-19. Residents are not ordered to shelter-in-place, but playgrounds, athletic fields and bike parks are closed. People are still encouraged to stay home.
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Broomfield is temporarily allowing retailers licensed for on-premise alcohol consumption to sell, deliver or provide for takeout sealed alcoholic beverages if the customer is 21 (or older) and purchases food. Good now through April 18.
Broomfield Police Department is now on accident alert. If you're in a crash report it to police at a later time unless there are injuries, property damage or drugs/alcohol are involved.