Satellite imagery firm could create 300+ jobs in Broomfield
The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday approved an offer of millions of dollars in tax incentives in hopes of enticing an unidentified satellite imagery company to build a Broomfield facility that could bring hundreds of new jobs to the city and county.
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