Jan. 4: Red level counties move to Orange level

Effective Jan. 4, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has allowed local public health agencies with counties in the Red level on the State's dial to move to the Orange level. With this change, Douglas County is now in the Ora...

Dec. 18: Douglas County among first to seek approval for business “lifeline” variance from CDPHE

Douglas County today was among the first to submit the required application and letters of support to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) seeking a variance that, if approved, will allow increased occupancy for local businesse...

July 17: State Executive Health Order require face coverings takes effect

Facial covering requirements have changed with the new State Executive Order taking effect Friday, July 17. The State order amends previous orders and variances concerning masks. It mandates wearing a mask or face covering when entering or moving within a...

Castle Rock Police partners with DocuPet for easy pet licensing

The Castle Rock Police Department is partnering with DocuPet – a pet profile, lost pet and licensing platform – to make registering dogs faster, easier and more convenient in the Town of Castle Rock.

“This collaboration will more efficiently reun...

Learn about Crowfoot Valley Road traffic control options; virtual open house Jan. 26

Improvements to Crowfoot Valley Road have been planned to address future traffic volumes along the roadway. There are a few traffic control options to consider at the intersections. The Town values input and seeks community feedback on the upcoming inters...

Join the adventure; the Town’s preschool registration opens Jan. 19

Do you have a little learner anxious to start school? Are you worried about getting your child’s education off on the right foot? The Town’s Adventure Club junior preschool, preschool and pre-kindergarten program may be the answer. Reg...

Douglas County among first to seek approval for business “lifeline” variance from CDPHE

Douglas County today was among the first to submit the required application and letters of support to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) seeking a variance that, if approved, will allow increased occupancy for local businesse...

New community partnerships help Castle Rock Water support local restaurants

Keeping the community connected has never been more important. Castle Rock Water has several new partnerships with local businesses that are setting an example of how we can all support each other this season.

Given the economic concerns created by the COV...

Snow, colder temps lead Castle Rock Fire and Rescue to lift fire restrictions

Recent snow and colder temperatures have reduced the risk of fires in our area. As a result, fire restrictions have been lifted. 

Acting on authority granted by Town Council, Town Manager David L. Corliss and Fire and Rescue Chief Norris Croom III...

Newsletter keeps readers in the know about development

The Town recently launched its monthly Development Highlights newsletter to keep residents up-to-date on current and proposed development projects throughout the Town. The newsletter contains information about planning, zoning and development, including h...

Town Development Activity Map gets an upgrade

Have you ever seen construction activity around Town and wondered what was coming? The Town recently launched an upgraded development activity map with a new interactive, web-based tool that allows users to locate and follow development projects throughou...

Castle Rock Parks and Recreation recognized for commitment to the community

Residents know Castle Rock has excellent parks and recreation and that makes it one of the top places to live in the country. The Town’s Parks and Recreation Department recently retained its ranking among the most elite parks and recreation agencies by ea...