Boulder officials assure community after terrorist attack and emphasize safety measures

In the wake of a devastating terrorist attack in Boulder, city officials expressed gratitude for the swift response from law enforcement and community partners during a press conference on June 2, 2025. Mayor Michael Daugherty highlighted the collaborative efforts of the FBI and local agencies, stating, "We are absolutely in a really good place for 24 hours into this investigation."

The mayor reassured the public that the investigation is progressing well, with no active closures in Downtown Boulder as of early morning. Businesses have begun to reopen, and residents were allowed to retrieve their vehicles after thorough safety checks were conducted. Daugherty noted the resilience of the community, saying, "I walked out of that thinking, you know, we're going to be okay."

Looking ahead, city officials are preparing for upcoming community events, ensuring adequate law enforcement presence to maintain safety and comfort for attendees. Daugherty emphasized the importance of strong relationships with the Jewish community, which have proven vital during this crisis. He confirmed ongoing communication with community leaders, reinforcing the message that everyone should feel safe and encouraged to report any suspicious activity.

The city remains committed to preventing such attacks and fostering a secure environment for all residents.