Brighton Funshine Summer Camp is a state-licensed summer day program offered to children ages six through 12. The camp runs June 1 through July 24, Monday through Friday .at Northeast Elementary School. Read on...

City Council approved a resolution tonight calling for a special mail ballot election to fill the Ward 2 City Council vacancy. Read on...

This event is to help young people wanting to find a summer job get prepared to enter the workforce. Read on...

More than 70 participants from the Brighton area participated in the Denver Nuggets Basketball Skills Challenge Competition on Dec. 14. Read on...

The City of Brighton was one of 18 water facilities to receive the award for 2018. Read on...

The Land Use and Development Code serves as the primary tool to establish the Be Brighton Comprehensive Plan, and its impact will be accomplished over a long period of time. Read on...

The tour includes some historic photos of what buildings downtown used to look like and offers some information on many of their histories. Read on...

Brighton City Council adopted the 2020 budget by an 8-0 vote on Tuesday. The vote approved $139,047,768 across all 15 of the city’s operating, capital and utility funds. Read on...

This survey was created to record the history and architectural styles of residential and commercial properties in the Brighton Subdivision. Read on...

Each year, this program recognizes young people in grades 6-12 who have overcome personal adversity to create a positive change in their own lives or for those around them. Read on...

Brighton City Council approved a resolution last night awarding a contract to Two Hills Accounting & Consulting for a forensic audit. Read on...

The reduced rates go into effect with utility bills issued after Jan. 1. Read on...