Gateway Project
Project Background
The Gateway project is one of the City Council's priorities and focuses on creating welcoming entrances to the community for residents and visitors at the City's major thoroughfares. The Gateway project standardizes the City's signage and establishes a cohesive Castle Pines brand. View the City's Gateway and Wayfinding Plan for more information on the project. The overview map below shows the completed and planned Gateway features around the community.
Current Projects
Happy Canyon Road and Lagae Road Roundabout Monument
In August 2026, the City Council approved a construction contract for a gateway monument and landscaping improvements at the roundabout at Happy Canyon Road and Lagae Road. Construction of the monument portion of the project began in late September and will continue into the fall. Renderings of the approved design are shown below.
Completed Projects
2026
Construction of a monument for the Monarch Boulevard and Buffalo Trail roundabout began in May 2026 and was completed in early September 2026, along with landscaping and light installation.
2025
As part of the 2025 annual budget approval process, City Council approved the construction of a gateway monument feature on westbound Castle Pines Parkway, located east of I-25 near Canyon Forge Drive. Construction began in March 2025 and was completed in September 2025.
2023
In early 2023, City Council approved a contract to construct monuments at the city’s major entrances. Construction of the first two monument locations, located on the southbound off-ramp at I-25 and Castle Pines Parkway, as well as at Monarch Boulevard near the northern city limits, was completed in 2023.





