Nov. 20: CDPHE moves Douglas County to more restrictive level on State's COVID-19 framework

Effective Friday, Nov. 20, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will move Douglas County, including Castle Rock, to the more restrictive Level Red on the State's COVID-19 Dial Framework, based on Douglas County&rs...

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...

Town Council approves third round of small business grants

With additional COVID-related restrictions taking effect Friday, and with six weeks left until financial support from the federal CARES Act ends, Town Council this week approved a third round of grants for small businesses in Town – this time wi...

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 agen...

Season of the Star event series helps the holidays shine bright

Memories, magic and merriment are a big part of the holidays. Make the season truly shine and join the Town to celebrate the Season of the Star.

The holidays in Castle Rock start with Starlighting and continue through the new year. The Season of the Star e...

CDPHE moves Douglas County to Level Orange on State’s Safer at Home dial framework

Effective Friday, Nov. 13, residents and businesses in Castle Rock will be under the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Safer at Home Dial Level Orange. The move from Level Yellow to the more restrictive Level Orange is based...

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...

Provide input as the Town improves access

Ensuring access to Town facilities and services for all, regardless of their abilities, is an important goal.

With that goal in mind, the Town has worked with outside experts to develop a draft Transition Plan, as prescribed by the Americans with Disabilit...

Town Council election results available on Douglas County website

The preliminary results have been posted on Douglas County’s website, DouglasVotes.com. Election results will be certified Nov. 25, at which point they become official.

The unofficial results show the following candidates as the apparent Councilm...

Town transitions from Stage 2 to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

The cooler weather and moisture this week has helped reduce the current fire danger. As a result, the Town is moving from Stage 2 to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions beginning today.

Acting on the authority granted by Town Council, Town Manager David L. Corliss a...

Town to receive $5.4 million BUILD Grant for Crystal Valley interchange project

The Crystal Valley interchange with Interstate 25 has taken a step forward, with the Town of Castle Rock receiving a $5.4 million Better Utilizing Investment to Leverage Development grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The grant will fund pre...