Colorado Recruiting Zone - Broomfield

Broomfield Highlights Incorporated in 1961 Strategically located in the center of one Denver's major high tech growth corridors 33% of residents have at least a Bachelor’s degree Demographics Population: 58,629 Median Age: 33 Land Area: 27.5 square miles County: Broomfield

Environmental Attractions

• 2394 acres of open space
• 63 parks
• 27-hole David Graham Championship Golf Course at the Omni Interlocken Resort
• 80 miles of multi-use paths 

Fun Facts 

• Broomfield is named for Broomcorn, a type of millet growing in the area.

Arts & Culture

• Flatirons Crossing Mall and Village is a prime shopping center, with four-star hotels, major employers, and a world-class golf course all within walking distance.
• 1STBANK Center is the premiere mid-sized event venue in the Denver area. The venue can hold up to 6,500 people and can accommodate live music, family shows, sporting events, community functions and more.

Major Employers 

• Level 3 Communications 
• Oracle 
• Hunter Douglas 
• Staples 
• Ball Corporation 
• Sandoz, Inc. 

Economic Development

• Broomfield offers a 24 hour general aviation airport – the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport – right next door, which offers corporate jet service.
• Broomfield possesses a substantial undeveloped area in the North of the city that is open to development of everything from big box stores to corporate headquarters, all with abundant housing nearby.
• Broomfield’s location and access to several major freeways and highways also allows Broomfield companies to draw employees from the entire Denver Metropolitan area.