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...

June 26: State health department approves additional Douglas County variance requests

On Friday, June 26, Douglas County received a letter of approval form the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment pertaining to the County’s variance request for gatherings, receptions, events and life rites - and the County&rsq...

The ‘New Kid in Town’ heads to Castle Rock for a free concert Aug. 20; registration opens. Aug. 17

If you’re ready to “take it easy,” we have the perfect solution. The Tunes for Trails, Perks for Parks free concert series continues Thursday, Aug. 20 with The Long Run Band. Registration will open at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 17.

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Upcoming closures of Lake Gulch Road and Gilbert Street

Project update: The Lake Gulch Road closure will now take place from Aug. 11 through Aug. 21. The Gilbert Street closure will now take place from Aug. 21 through Sept. 4. Visit CRgov.com/PlumCreekPkwy for the most current updates.

As part of the Plum Cree...

Conquer the call to conserve; Mayor Gray invites residents to take the pledge

Castle Rock is a community that understands conservation. For years, residents have made great strides in becoming more water conscious, and the Town has set a goal to cut back 18 percent of water use by 2055. With that goal in mind, Castle Rock Water and...

‘The best is yet to come’ at Denver Pops summer concert Aug. 21; tickets go on sale July 31

There’s no need to “fly me to the moon” this summer. Come to Castle Rock to experience everything Frank Sinatra has to offer. The Denver Pops Salute to Ol’ Blue Eyes heads to the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Par...

Block the Knock – sign up for the No Knock List to opt out of door-to-door solicitation

The Town’s No Knock List was created in 2008 to allow homeowners to opt out of door-to-door solicitation and sales. Town Code prohibits solicitors from knocking on your door if your address is registered on the No Knock list or if you display ei...

Town moves from Stage 2 to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

Slightly improved conditions in the area have lowered the wildfire risk and led the Town to move from Stage 2 to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions beginning today

Acting on the authority granted by Town Council, Town Manager David L. Corliss and Castle Rock Fire a...

Nonmedical disposable masks available at Town Hall for Town businesses, residents

The current Statewide mask order means masks are a must within indoor public spaces and when using public transportation services for those ages 11 and up.

To help ensure masks are available for those who need them, the Town is making nonmedical disposable...

Young athletes encouraged to “try” at annual youth triathlon Sept. 13

Calling all athletes in the making. The motto is simple – all you have to do is try. The Town’s annual Tri the Rock event inspires kids to get active and try their best. So, get ready. This year’s event is Sunday, Sept. 13.

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Thinking of running for Town Council? Here’s what you need to know.

If you’re looking to have a positive impact on your community, you might consider running for Town Council. This year, there are four Council seats up for election – Districts 1, 2, 4 and 6. The election will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3.&a...

Cornerstone Tribute award honors community contributions

Nothing highlights a community like the people who live there. The Cornerstone Tribute award recognizes people in the community who work to make Castle Rock a better place to live. Two new recipients were recently announced – Jerry Potter and De...

Outdoor pool plan updated with increased reservation times and capacity

Sunshine, swimming and summertime vibes are in full swing at the Town’s outdoor pools. Starting Friday, July 3, increased capacity and expanded reservation times will help even more residents join the fun. 

Burgess Memorial and Butterfie...

Farmer’s market brings fresh food to Festival Park June 14

Fresh produce at the farmer’s markets is a sure sign the summer season has arrived. While things will look a little different this year, the Town is working hard to keep the summer spirit alive as much as possible. With that in mind, the Farmer&...