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Castle Rock, CO 80104. Phone: 720-896-8696. Town staff directory. Town news sign up
Get to know your municipal government. Making sure you have access to clean water, safe streets and fun parks is the role of local government, and it's a job we take seriously. Castle Rock is a full-service municipality.
Castle Rock is centrally located, we’re your “home base” as you enjoy attractions and recreational opportunities in a 60-mile radius from Denver to Colorado Springs.
Website. crgov.com. Castle Rock is a home rule town that is the county seat and the most populous municipality of Douglas County, Colorado, United States. [ 7] The town population was 73,158 at the 2020 census, [ 3] a 51.68% increase since the 2010 census.
Castle Rock is a town of approximately 70,000 in central Colorado, 28 miles south of Denver, and 37 miles north of Colorado Springs. It is the county seat and most populous town in Douglas County (in fact, it’s the most populous “town” in the entire state).
Castle Rock, first settled in the 1870s, is nestled in the heart of East Plum Creek Valley, surrounded by rocky buttes and featuring stunning views of the Rocky Mountain Front Range.
Stop by the Visitors Center (on the corner of Fifth/Jerry Streets) and speak with one of our friendly town experts today or visit our website! We provide indispensable local and statewide travel information.
Home | Downtown Castle Rock. CREATING AND MAINTAINING A VIBRANT DOWNTOWN. CASTLE ROCK DOWNTOWN ALLIANCE. Alliance Minutes & Agendas. DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. The Downtown Merchants Association (DMA) is a non-profit organization with a 7 member board made up of Downtown business owners and property owners.
The Town's governing body is the Town Council, made up of seven members including the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem. Each Councilmember is elected to represent an election district, and the Mayor is elected to represent the Town at large.
Feb 29, 2016 · From the southern ranches to downtown to the northern neighborhoods of The Meadows, Castle Rock’s namesake always is in sight. Residents, new and old, still flock to Rock Park for a chance to climb to the same spot where the prospector Kellogg crowned a new town more than 150 years ago.