The Boulder County Commissioners welcome the decision by Acting U.S. Attorney J. Bishop Grewell to bring federal hate crimes charges against the suspect in the heinous antisemitic attack on 12 members of the Boulder community during a peaceful gathering in front of the Boulder County Courthouse on Sunday, June 1.

We are grateful to Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty for working quickly and thoroughly to bring forward state charges, including attempted murder, which reflect the severity of the crimes.

The initial investigation reveals that the suspect targeted members of the Jewish community and that his actions were motivated by hate and antisemitism. It also reveals that the suspect intended further violence and harm, and that the heroic actions of first responders and community members saved lives.

We stand united with the Boulder District Attorney against hate and terror, and in denouncing antisemitism and this hateful act.

Commissioner Claire Levy

Commissioner Marta Loachamin

Commissioner Ashley Stolzmann

Community members can continue to receive updates through the Boulderodm.gov website.

The County Courthouse to Reopen on Tuesday (June 3)

The Boulder County Courthouse campus at 1325 Pearl Street and Community Planning & Permitting at 2045 13th Street will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, June 3.

• Contact the Board of County Commissioners
• View the Commissioners' Meeting Documents and Records
• Visit the County Commissioners' webpage

Americans with Disabilities Act Notice

Special Assistance
Boulder County wants to ensure that everyone has equal access to our programs, activities, and services. To request an Americans with Disability Act (ADA) accommodation, please email the ADA Coordinator, or call 303-441-1386. Submit your request as early as possible, and no later than two business days before the event. Boulder County's ADA Policy