Broomfield

Broomfield police facility

Southeast corner of East Third Avenue and DesCombes Drive in Broomfield
April 16, 2026 Submit an Update
A rendering depicts an aerial view of Broomfield’s new police facility, to be built beginning this spring.
Ground will be broken this spring for a $73.5 million, 84,000-square-foot building for Broomfield’s police department, to replace what police chief Enea Hempelmann told the city council last year was a facility with “nonfunctional” levels of overcrowding. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

Southeast corner of East Third Avenue and DesCombes Drive

Status

Current

Location

Southeast corner of East Third Avenue and DesCombes Drive

City

Broomfield

State

CO

Project Cost

$73.5 million

Owner

City and County of Broomfield

General Contractor

FCI Constructors Inc.

Architecture Firm

Anderson Mason Dale

Square Feet

84,000

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