Savor the sounds of summer; tickets on sale now for 2018 Summer Concert Series

Celebrate a perfect summer night in Castle Rock with great music, warm temperatures and time under the stars. Nestled in the beautiful setting of Philip S. Miller Park, the Amphitheater has become one of Colorado’s most sought after live-music v...

Council initially approves changes to animal code, second reading May 1

The Town will move to the next step regarding proposed changes to Town Code related to animals.Town Council voted 5-2 Tuesday in favor of the proposed changes; Councilmembers also asked Town staff to further research provisions related to pot-bellied pigs...

Roadwork along Wilcox Street set to begin April 23

Preventative roadwork keeps our streets safe and extends the life of our infrastructure. Starting Monday, drivers can expect to see road crews along Wilcox Street Downtown.Crews will remove damaged concrete and then grind the pavement to smooth it out. Fo...

April 17 Council Update

Your Town Council representatives meet twice a month, and during those meetings Councilmembers make decisions that impact residents and business owners. Stay up-to-date on those decisions with this meeting summary.First reading regarding changes to the To...

Get to know your Town at open house May 9 in The Meadows

Getting your thoughts and answering your questions are top priorities for the Town of Castle Rock. That’s why it’s important to provide opportunities where residents can interact with Town representatives.Join us for an open house from...

Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered to honor the late Barbara Bush

DENVER — Wednesday, April 18, 2018 — Gov. John Hickenlooper today ordered flags lowered to half-staff on all public buildings until sunset, on the day of interment, to honor the late Barbara Bush, and as proclaimed by President Donald ...

Fire update: Total of seven homes damaged

As clean up continues at the site of numerous home fires in The Meadows today, Castle Rock Fire and Rescue wants to update the community.Seven homes sustained some level of damage from a fire that started in one home around 10 a.m. in the 4800 block of Fo...

Keep Castle Rock’s creeks clean; Town hosts annual Spring Up the Creek event May

Just like “April showers bring May flowers,” spring temperatures bring spring cleaning. Enjoy the changing weather and take that cleaning spirit outdoors for the Town’s annual Spring Up the Creek event.This year’s event will be from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday,...

Five homes impacted by fire, cause under investigation

Castle Rock Fire and Rescue has extinguished fires at five homes in Castle Rock’s Meadows neighborhood today.Around 10 a.m. CRFD received a call of one home fire in the 4800 block of Foxtail Drive. High winds carried that fire to an additional f...

Get to know your Town Council representative; Councilman Bower invites residents to an open house

Getting your thoughts and answering your questions are top priorities for the Town of Castle Rock. That’s why it’s important to provide opportunities where residents can meet with their Town Council representative.District 4 Councilmember Jason Bower will...

Upcoming education programs teach about Castle Rock’s wild side

What do you do if you see a bear in your neighborhood? How can you protect small pets from coyotes? Are there really rattlesnakes on the trails? Get the answers to these questions, and learn about the best ways to coexist with the animals that call Castle...

Special election to finalize at-large Mayor structure set for May 15

Castle Rock voters will be asked to vote in a special election May 15 following Council action Tuesday night.

The special election is a necessary follow-up to the November 2017 special election in which voters approved an at-large Mayor structure. While th...

Have a voice in Town government; board and commission applications due April 24

Residents know Castle Rock is a great place to be. Our Town is consistently listed among the best places to live in the state, and maintaining our community’s character is a top priority. Help make sure Castle Rock is headed in the right directi...

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

Castle Rock is a community that understands conservation. As the Town moves forward with its long term water plan, Castle Rock Water has set a goal to cut back 18 percent of water use by 2055. With that goal in mind, Castle Rock Water and Mayor Jennifer G...

April 3 Council Update: CDOT I-25 GAP presentation, design contract finalized for Plum Creek Parkway

Your Town Council representatives meet twice a month, and during those meetings Councilmembers make decisions that impact residents and business owners. Stay up-to-date on those decisions with this meeting summary.CDOT presents on I-25 gap projectCommuter...

Hangman’s Gulch Trail closed for stormwater improvement project

They say sometimes things need to get worse before they can get better. That’s definitely the case for a section of Hangman’s Gulch Trail that has dealt with the impacts of flooding for years. Now, some of those issues are being addres...

Dry weather prompts Town to implement Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

It’s been a very dry winter, and as weather warms, fire dangers will increase. That’s why the Town is implementing Stage 1 Fire Restrictions beginning today.Acting on authority granted by Town Council, Town Manager David L. Corliss and...

Council approves work contract for upcoming Meadows Parkway reconstruction

Maintaining roadways for safety and efficiency is a priority for the Town of Castle Rock. Town Council paved the way Tuesday for a major reconstruction project to achieve that priority.During its regular meeting Feb. 20, Council unanimously approved a con...

New water well construction begins; construction to impact Matney Park

In a changing community, anticipating needs is important. That’s one reason why Castle Rock Water is working to secure our long-term water future. Whether it’s renewable or nonrenewable supplies, Castle Rock Water takes maintaining the...

First public hearing for proposed Animal Code changes set for Council meeting April 17

Changing Castle Rock’s local laws requires two public hearings and Town Council approval. For proposed changes to Town Code related to animals, the first of two formal considerations by Town Council – and related public hearing &nd...

Report, video allow community to celebrate 2017’s successes, look ahead into 2018

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 2017, including:• Opening the reimagined Festival Park• Restoring pavement on Coachline Road...

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 defines future of transportation with approval of updated master plan

Community surveys show transportation is a top priority for residents. It is for Town Council, too, and on Tuesday, Councilmembers approved a plan to take Castle Rock’s transportation system into the future.

The Transportation Master Plan specifi...