March 26: Castle Rock now under Governor Polis’ stay-at-home orders

Effective immediately, residents and businesses in Castle Rock are now under the State of Colorado’s stay-at-home orders. Tri-County Health Department has rescinded its stay-at-home orders.

Tri-County withdrew its orders to ensure social distanci...

March 25: Message from Mayor Gray regarding Tri-County Health Department stay-at-home orders

Most have heard of the “Stay-at-Home” order now officially issued by Tri-County Health Department, which takes effect at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 26, and runs through April 17. The Town was already doing the best it could to keep employe...

March 17: Work With Us Online – Town limiting public access while providing necessary services

Per public health recommendations to limit public gatherings, entrances to Town buildings will be closed beginning March 18. Impacted facilities include Town Hall, Castle Rock Police/Municipal Court and Castle Rock Water’s customer service and a...

March 13: Town closing rec facilities, working with limited staff for 2 weeks amid COVID outbreak

New guidance issued today by the Tri-County Health Department is leading the Town to implement further adjustments to its operations amid the current COVID-19 outbreak in the area:

• The Town’s indoor recreation facilities – the Recreatio...

March 12: Town adjusting as needed to maintain community safety during COVID-19

As concerns over COVID-19 continue throughout the country and the world, the Town continues to evaluate and adjust its services, programs and events as the best-available information indicates is appropriate.

Town decision-making is completed in close coll...

3/26 Castle Rock now under Governor Polis’ stay-at-home orders

Effective immediately, residents and businesses in Castle Rock are now under the State of Colorado’s stay-at-home orders. Tri-County Health Department has rescinded its stay-at-home orders.

Tri-County withdrew its orders to ensure social distanci...

3/25 Message from Mayor Gray regarding Tri-County Health Department stay-at-home orders

Most have heard of the “Stay-at-Home” order now officially issued by Tri-County Health Department, which takes effect at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 26, and runs through April 17. The Town was already doing the best it could to keep employe...

The Star to be lit as a beacon of hope at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 23

Please watch live on the Town’s Facebook page (@CRgov)

Castle Rock Mayor Jason Gray will give a message at approximately 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 23. THE Star will then be lit by Castle Rock Fire and Rescue firefighters and long-time volunteers, a...

Town Council makes special motion to light The Star as beacon of hope

At the March 17 Town Council meeting, Council voted unanimously on a special motion to light The Star atop The Rock as a symbol of hope during the pandemic, and as a reminder that Castle Rock is a strong and united community that will persevere. ...

March 17 Council update

Maintaining the health and safety of the community is a priority. With that in mind, Town Council and the Town Manager officially declared a disaster Tuesday amid the COVID-19 outbreak. A resolution approving special procedures for meetings during declare...

3/17 Work With Us Online – Town limiting public access while providing necessary services

Per public health recommendations to limit public gatherings, entrances to Town buildings will be closed beginning March 18. Impacted facilities include Town Hall, Castle Rock Police/Municipal Court and Castle Rock Water’s customer service and a...

Every person counts: help secure funding in Castle Rock with 2020 Census

The U.S. Census Bureau is mailing invitations to participate in the 2020 Census to Castle Rock addresses, and they should arrive mid-March. Once you receive the invitation letter, you will be able to respond online, by email or by phone. 

The Town...

3/13 Town closing recreation facilities, working with limited staff for 2 weeks amid COVID outbreak

New guidance issued today by the Tri-County Health Department is leading the Town to implement further adjustments to its operations amid the current COVID-19 outbreak in the area:

• The Town’s indoor recreation facilities – the Recreatio...

3/12 Town adjusting as needed to maintain community safety during COVID-19

As concerns over COVID-19 continue throughout the country and the world, the Town continues to evaluate and adjust its services, programs and events as the best-available information indicates is appropriate.

Town decision-making is completed in close coll...

Development Services Director Detweiler retiring; Tara Vargish named interim director

After 14 years with the Town of Castle Rock Development Services – and nearly 45 years in the profession – Development Services Director Bill Detweiler is retiring, effective April 3.

“We are grateful to Bill for his exception...

Report, video allow community to celebrate 2019’s accomplishments, look ahead into 2020

Your Town works hard every day to make sure Castle Rock remains a great place to live. Toward that end, several major goals were accomplished in 2019, including:

• Opening the Deputy Zack S. Parrish III Memorial Park and 2-mile southeast extension of East Pl...

Get a jump start on summer; youth camp registration now open

The year has just begun, but kids are already wishing that school was out for summer. Whether it’s those lazy, hazy, crazy days, or time spent busy with science camps, swimming and socializing, Castle Rock has something for every kid looking to ...

Fitness is the name of the game for new outdoor feature at PSM Park

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle in Castle Rock just got a little easier. Introducing the new FitGround Adult Outdoor Fitness Park at Philip S. Miller Park. It’s the perfect opportunity to get outdoors and get a full-body workout close to home.

Th...