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September: Mayor's Message

In June, July and August, residents participated in a series of surveys as an ongoing effort to improve how we live, play and move in the community. In her September video message, Mayor Tera Radloff discusses how those results guided the decision to place a ballot initiative on the Nov. 3 election.

City of Castle Pines Comprehensive Plan Update

Continue the City’s Momentum Your voice, your involvement, and your passion about the future of this community are shaping the City of Castle Pines. We are in the early phases of updating the 2016 Comprehensive Plan, representing another step in the City’s ongoing efforts to continue creating and preserving a more sustainable future and a […]

Golf Carts on Roadways: When They’re Safe and Legal, When They’re Not

This time of year we see golf carts, low speed vehicles (LSV) and all-terrain vehicles (ATV) used to commute around our neighborhoods, open space, hiking trails and on city streets. To do your part in helping keep our residents safe and avoid unnecessary traffic violations, please review the rules to the road while driving an […]

High School Aged Students Encouraged to Apply for the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The City of Castle Pines has an opportunity for teenagers living in our community to include their voice as a volunteer board member to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. High School aged teenagers living in Castle Pines are encouraged to apply to be a member of the board and get involved with the community […]

After Nearly a Decade, Construction Begins Near Castle Pines Parkway and Lagae Road

This month, residents can expect to see construction on the southwest corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Lagae Road. CP Commercial recently purchased the 10-acre of land, commonly referred to as the Lagae Family Parcel. Since the City’s incorporation, the property has remained vacant. This will be the first time in nearly a decade the […]

Vandalism at Elk Ridge Park

In August, Elk Ridge Park was repeatedly vandalized. Vandalism to public space ruins the overall park experience and requires the use of your tax dollars for repairs. Below is a list of damages the City has repaired or cleaned up: Porta potty Irrigation system to the weather station Musical drum on the playground Public bathroom […]

Extended Deadline: Join the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Get involved with your community and positively impact the future of Castle Pines. As a member of our new Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, you have an opportunity to provide feedback on future recreational programs and parks. The board will: Advise City Council on different parks and recreation programs and services Make recommendations on parks […]

Movie in the Park

Bring the whole family for an evening under the stars! Movie in the Park Saturday, August 29 Elk Ridge Park The park opens at 6:30 p.m. and the movie begins at dusk. The featured movie is Disney and Pixar's ONWARD. Treats will be available for purchase from Popcorn Bliss and Kona Ice. For your safety […]

VIDEO: Wildfire Mitigation

On June 23, 2020, Jill Welle, Senior Wildfire Mitigation Specialist with Douglas County, and Jim Wattenburger, Wildfire Education Consultant with Red Skies Services, joined the City Council during a study session to present the importance of wildfire mitigation. Hear what they had to say about protecting your home, assets and preparing for the unexpected. The […]

Stage 2 Fire Ban

Effective Monday, August 17, 2020, Douglas County and the City of Castle Pines are officially under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions. Ordinance No. O-012-004 restricts open fires, open burning and the use of fireworks in the City of Castle Pines as well as the unincorporated areas of Douglas County. These restrictions are necessary to protect our […]