Broomfield arena demo could start before Thanksgiving, cost $3.3M

ByLucas High
BROOMFIELD — Broomfield City Council this week directed city staff to move forward with a plan to demolish the Broomfield Events Center, formerly known as 1stBank Center, that could start work as early as October and cost more than $3.3 million. Colorado Cleanup Corp., which is known as CCC, and,...

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