Castle Rock, Colorado

Our town.Our future.

Castle Rock is growing fast, and the decisions made at Town Hall this year will shape it for decades. We're neighbors who pay attention, ask questions, and help each other show up.

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The Rock rising above orange and gold autumn scrub oak under a blue sky
The Rock in autumn.

What we're watching

Three questions come up again and again in our town. Each one gets decided in public meetings, usually with only a handful of residents in the room.

  • Growth and roads

    New neighborhoods keep getting approved. Roads, schools and public safety have to keep up.

    Who pays for new infrastructure, and does it arrive before the rooftops do?

  • Water and open space

    We live in a dry place. Every new development draws on the same water supply and changes the land around us.

    Is there a long-term water plan, and which open spaces are protected for good?

  • Open government

    Agendas, votes and budgets are public, but they're hard to follow if you work days and have a family.

    Can residents easily see what's being decided, and in time to weigh in?

How to be heard

You don't need to be an expert to make a difference. Here's how to go from reading about an issue to having your say.

  1. Find your council district

    Castle Rock has six council districts plus a mayor elected townwide. Look up who represents your street.

    Look up your district

  2. Watch a council meeting

    Town Council meets Tuesday evenings at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at Town Hall, 100 N. Wilcox St. You can also watch live online or on Comcast Channel 22.

    See agendas and livestreams

  3. Comment on an agenda item

    Speak in person during the meeting, or send a written comment online. Written comments are due by 1 p.m. on the day of the meeting and become part of the public record.

    Send a written comment

  4. Vote in town elections

    Colorado votes by mail. Make sure your registration and address are current so your ballot reaches you.

    Check your registration

    Douglas County Elections: 303-660-7444 · Town Council office: 303-660-1374

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Your Castle Rock. Your say.

Whether you moved here last spring or grew up hiking the Rock, your perspective matters. Our Facebook group is where neighbors share meeting news, ask questions and talk it through.

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