The Brighton City Council on Jan. 13 approved a $1,005,265 contract to install a missing storm sewer segment under the Brighton Lateral ditch at Bridge Street, replace a short asbestos-concrete water line with PVC, and finish an over-ditch trail segment; the work will close one eastbound lane starting Jan. 19.

Council consolidated gas‑station definitions and approved an amendment setting dispenser limits (8 in‑town fueling stations, up to 16 highway‑adjacent fueling stations, travel centers up to 24). The changes add EV charging recognition and relax certain size restrictions; vote 9–0.

City Council approved on first reading land‑use amendments defining and regulating natural medicine healing centers and cultivation/manufacturing/testing facilities, and removed a proposed exclusion that would have barred rideshares and taxis as acceptable "safe ride home" options for participants.

Council members discuss and approve amendment for affordable housing rental assistance program.

Council questions affordability commitment as Brighton Housing Authority updates rehabilitation plans.

Brighton introduces a program to assist law enforcement encounters for those with invisible disabilities.

Housing Authority requests to amend agreement for revised reporting on affordable units.

Council passes ordinance and resolution on affordable housing fees and definitions after discussions.

City Council to consider $600,000 contract for water line investigation project.