City News

Splash Pad Vandalized

Since March, public access to playgrounds was restricted. As the state begins to relax its COVID-19 guidelines, what was once off limits is now open with limits. This includes the Splash Pad at Elk Ridge Park. Since the opening of the Splash Pad, we have had broken glass and debris scattered across the Splash Pad. Vandalism […]

Revised Paycheck Protection Program Loan Application

U.S. Small Business Administration and the Department of the Treasury announced new applications to see PPP loans forgiven. As information comes in, we want to continue to keep you informed. Below is information complied from the Business Journal that may help as you consider completing the PPP loan application process. A revised application for Paycheck Protection Program […]

June: Mayor's Message

Spring, Surveys and Streets You’ve asked for better roads, and the City is responding. By the end of the year, over 50 streets will see a facelift. Watch the Mayor's June video message to learn more about the City's plan to continue improving streets throughout 2020, hear about an upcoming survey asking residents about transportation preferences and recreation center amenities and learn about […]

COMMUNITY SURVEY, HOW WE PLAY AND MOVE

Take The Survey Date: June 25, 2020 Complete our Survey Your Input Is Valuable: Complete Our Survey Today! Friendly reminder – If you’ve already completed it, thank you. If not, your input on future decisions made by the City is critical! Don’t miss your opportunity to weigh in to revise and update the amenities that you would like to […]

Paddle Days at Rueter-Hess Reservoir

Paddle Days at Rueter-Hess Reservoir for the 2020 season is back and open for registration. Rueter-Hess Reservoir is located on Hess Road, one mile east of I-25 at the Castle Pines Parkway exit 188. With direction from the Rueter-Hess Recreation Authority, Paddle Days is being offered at the reservoir this summer. Visitors are encouraged to […]

Mobile On-site COVID-19 Testing

STRIDE Community Health Center Partners with SECORCares to provide On- Site Community COVID-19 Swab Testing STRIDE’s will provide COVID-19 swab testing only for individuals who are symptomatic in the Douglas County community. COVID-19 testing will be provided on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at the following location: SECORCares 17151 Pine Lane Parker, CO 80134 Testing begins […]

Open Safely Pledge

We are excited to learn, restaurants are cleared to safely reopen to the public! As we continue to help keep our community stay safe, the City and the Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce have developed a fun campaign, Open Safely, to support Castle Pines business owners investing in our community. The OPEN SAFELY campaign supports Castle […]

Blueprint for Businesses, Pools & Parks to Reopen Safely

The state’s guidance documents for personal and outdoor recreation, as well as churches, synagogues and mosques, are similar to drafts issued earlier, but with changes. The new guidance for reopening gyms, fitness classes, rec centers and other indoor sports facilities allows operation of up to 25% capacity or 50 people per room — whichever number […]

Restaurants Cleared to Open May 27 with Strict Guidelines

Gov. Polis Issues Guidance for Restaurants to Open Today, Gov. Jared Polis announced Douglas County Variance Request for Gyms_Restaurants_Places of Worship as they prepare to reopen their doors to the public. Beginning on May 27, restaurants will be able to open for in-person dining at 50% capacity of the indoor posted occupancy code limit, but […]

Restaurants, Gyms, Places of Worship Cleared to Open

Under strict guidelines, restaurants, gyms, Park Meadows Mall, and places of worship are cleared to open. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment approved the variance request submitted by the Douglas County Leaders on May 15, 2020. The approval allows restaurants, gyms, Park Meadows Mall, places of worship to immediately open to the public […]