Corazón Printing Reopens Expanded Broomfield Facility
The Latina-owned union print shop has completed an expansion of its operations in Broomfield.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Corazón Printing officially reopened its expanded facility in Broomfield on October 19, 2026. The company provides a range of services including commercial printing, direct mail, signage, and apparel.
Why it matters
The company was founded to create union jobs and provide specialized services to local community organizations, small businesses, and political campaigns. The recent expansion allows the firm to increase its capacity for these clients.
The reopening marks a significant milestone for the business as it expands its footprint in the Broomfield area. The facility serves as the central hub for the company's commercial printing and apparel production.
The players
Corazón Printing
This is a Latina-owned union print shop based in Colorado that offers services ranging from signage to direct mail.
Jared Polis
He is the current Governor of Colorado who attended the facility reopening ceremony.
The details
The facility expansion effort was celebrated with an event attended by staff, local leaders, and Governor Jared Polis. As a Latina-owned union print shop, the organization remains focused on supporting regional organizations through its printing and signage operations.
Timeline
October 19, 2026: Corazón Printing reopened its expanded facility.
Market Landscape
The expansion follows the broader documented trend of the rise of unionized worker-owned business models in the service sector, highlighting the viability of such firms in the regional economy. This positions the company to better compete for printing contracts within the local community.
Small businesses and local organizations in the Broomfield area now have access to increased production capacity for their printing and apparel needs. This expansion strengthens the local supply chain for political campaigns and community groups looking for union-supported services.
The takeaway
Supporting local union print shops provides businesses with a reliable resource for custom signage and direct mail campaigns. Investing in these local facilities often yields faster turnaround times for community-based projects.
Further reading
For more information on regional business activity, visit the Broomfield Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ColoradoBiz.
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