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Castle Pines CARES Small Business Grant

Castle Pines Mayor Radloff and the City Council are excited to announce a new program to support local businesses during this difficult time. The new Castle Pines CARES Small Business Grant will reimburse small businesses within the City limits for the cost of employment or business interruption caused by required ordered closures due to COVID-19. The […]

Douglas County Moves to Level Red on the State's COVID-19 Safer at Home Dial

The state of Colorado will move Douglas County to Level Red on the state’s Safer at Home Dial effective Friday, Nov. 20, based primarily on COVID-19 case numbers, positivity, and incidence rate. Safer at Home Level Red - Severe Risk brings more restrictions to Castle Pines residents and businesses. Download a PDF file summarizing the differences between […]

Light The Pines!

The holidays this year will feel a little different, but that won’t stop us from celebrating! Join us for the first annual Light the Pines event, where we’re encouraging all Castle Pines residents to spread some cheer by decorating your homes for the holiday. Information Bust out the twinkle lights and join the City of […]

Rueter-Hess Recreation Authority Announces the Opening of Incline Challenge

The Rueter-Hess Recreation Authority (RHRA) has announced that its new Incline Challenge and trails will be open to the public beginning Nov. 26, 2020*. The Incline and surrounding trails, which are the first phase of RHRA’s Recreational Master Plan, will be open from sunup to sundown seven days a week. Castle Pines is proud to […]

Mayor Proclaims November as National Native American Heritage Month

In tribute to the rich ancestry and traditions of Native Americans, Mayor Tera Radloff proclaimed November as National Native American Heritage Month. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the history and culture of our great nation have been significantly influenced by Native Americans and indigenous peoples; and WHEREAS, the contributions of Native Americans have enhanced the freedom, prosperity, […]

2A Election Results

Unofficial elections results are now available through Douglas County. Castle Pines Question 2A did not pass. Results are as follows: Yes votes: 3,177 (42.48%) No votes: 4,302 (57.52%)

November: Mayor's Message

What an election cycle this has been! In the November video message, Mayor Tera Radloff thanks residents for taking part in the elections.

Support our Veteran-Owned Businesses

National Veterans Small Business Week, Nov. 2-6 We're celebrating National Veterans Small Business Week by highlighting Castle Pines' local, veteran-owned businesses! This is a small way to say a big thank you for their service. These local businesses are either owned or operated by a service member, veteran, National Guard or Reserve member, or a military […]

City Clerk Elected Vice President of Colorado County Clerks Association

Castle Pines City Clerk Named VP of Colorado Municipal Clerks Association We are excited to announce Tobi Basile, City Clerk, has been named Vice President of the Colorado Municipal Clerks Association. “We are proud to have a City Clerk who continually goes above and beyond for this team and our residents,” said Mayor Tera Radloff. […]

Douglas County Moves to Safer at Home: Level 2

Douglas County Moves to Safer at Home: Level 2 On October 29, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) informed Douglas County that we have moved to Safer at Home: Level 2 due to a recent surge in COVID 19 cases. With the change in level comes a change in guidelines and restrictions. […]