CEO Roundtable: Officials work to serve, conserve, connect
BOULDER — For local governments in the Boulder Valley that are still struggling to climb out of floods, fires and the COVID-19 pandemic while still providing essential and expected services, sometimes “leaders have to be the bearers of bad news.”
That was the message that Jennifer Hoffman, manager for the city and county of Broomfield, delivered at BizWest’s CEO Roundtable on government issues, held Tuesday at the Boulder offices of the Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti law firm.
“‘No’ is the new four-letter word,” she said. “Discipline, no one likes that, no one likes the activity of it, no one likes to say…
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