One killed in morning crash

Castle Rock Police and Castle Rock Fire and Rescue responded to a serious injury crash this morning at the intersection of Fifth Street and Perry Street.  

Emergency responders received the call just before 7 a.m. A bus carrying 6 passengers, ages...

Help shape the future of public safety in Castle Rock; attend an open house Dec. 11

Ensuring outstanding public safety is a top priority in Castle Rock. As the community continues to grow, Castle Rock Fire and Rescue and Castle Rock Police want to make sure they’re keeping up with demand. The departments are working on updating...

Dec. 4 Council update

Three new members joined Town Council Tuesday. These new members were elected in November. Additionally, Council recognized outgoing Mayor Jennifer Green, Mayor Pro Tem Renee Valentine and Councilmember Brett Ford. Each outgoing member was given a proclam...

Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered to honor former President George H.W. Bush

DENVER — Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018 — Gov. John Hickenlooper today ordered flags lowered to half-staff on all public buildings statewide immediately for 30 days to honor former President George H.W. Bush and as ordered by President Trump. ...

Celebrate the Season of the Star in Castle Rock

Make sure the holidays are full of memories, magic and merriment. Join the Town to celebrate the Season of the Star.

This event series was created to help celebrate the warmth of our community and will make sure the season truly shines. Start a new traditi...

Unofficial Castle Rock election results finalized

Final unofficial vote totals are in, and Jason Gray is Castle Rock’s Mayor-elect.

More than 27,000 residents cast votes in that race – the community’s first Mayoral election in about 30 years.

The final unofficial results are:

J...

Going paperless could pay off for Castle Rock Water customers

For years, Castle Rock residents have proven they are a community that cares about conservation. Now, Castle Rock Water wants customers to take those conservation efforts to a new level by cutting back in another way – paper.

Just as every drop o...

Castle Rock Parks and Recreation brings home gold in national award competition

Whether it’s exploring a new trail, burning calories at the Recreation Center or attending an event at Festival Park, the Town’s parks and recreation amenities are top-notch. While this is something residents have known for a while, th...

Help shape the future of CRFD; open houses scheduled to collect community feedback

Ensuring outstanding public safety is a top priority in Castle Rock. As the community continues to grow, Castle Rock Fire and Rescue wants to make sure it’s keeping up with demand. Now, the department is working on updating its strategic plan and needs fe...

Stormy week leads Castle Rock Fire and Rescue to lift fire restrictions

Rain brought by summer storms this week has reduced the risk of fires in our area. As a result, fire restrictions have been lifted.

Acting on authority granted by Town Council, Acting Town Manager Fritz Sprague and Acting Fire Chief Eric Morgenthaler Thurs...

Three new signals installed to keep traffic moving in the right direction

As traffic picks up on both the north and south ends of Town, and a new fire station gets up and running, there will be new traffic lights to keep in mind.

New traffic signals have been under construction this summer at the intersections of Meadows Parkway...

Fact or Fiction webpage answers your questions about Town topics

If you have questions about what’s happening in your Town, your local government wants to make sure you get an accurate answer.

CRgov.com is like a virtual Town Hall, with plenty of information about happenings in Town. Now, a “Fact or Fiction?” section of...

Council begins implementation of voter-approved Charter changes, forms citizen committee

Voters on Nov. 7 approved a citizen-initiated measure to change language in the Town Charter regarding how the Town’s Mayor is elected. Now, the Mayor will be elected at-large, and there will be six Councilmembers elected within six districts.

Wh...