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Municipal Happenings

City welcomes resident feedback

By CPC | Mar 28, 2026

The City of Castle Pines held two open houses in February, one at The Canyon House Kitchen + Cocktails and the other at the Castle Pines Community Center. City officials…

Slash and mulch site open

By CPC | Mar 28, 2026

Beginning Friday, April 3, slash-mulch and green yard waste services will operate at a new location: 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia. Regular hours are Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 5…

Dispose of old drugs responsibly

By CPC | Mar 28, 2026

To provide a safe, convenient and responsible way for citizens to dispose of prescription medication that is no longer needed, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) holds two National Prescription Drug…

City approves contract to improve community center

By CPC | Feb 26, 2026

On February 10, the Castle Pines City Council approved a construction contract for renovations to the Castle Pines Community Center located at 7404 Yorkshire Drive. The space began as a…

Battle of the Badges Blood Drive returns for round two

By CPC | Feb 26, 2026

After an overwhelmingly successful first year, the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive is back for Round 2, bringing local first responders and the community together once again to help…

Ceremony for The Four Chaplains

By CPC | Feb 26, 2026

American Legion Harry C. Miller Post 1187, assisted by a local Cub Scout pack, presented The Four Chaplains Ceremony on January 31 at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in…

Scam calls on the rise

By CPC | Feb 26, 2026

There has been a significant increase in scam calls involving individuals impersonating members of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO). In one of the most common scams, callers claim to…

New emergency alert system

By CPC | Jan 28, 2026

DougCoAlert is now available to all Douglas County residents, replacing the previous CodeRED system. Even if you were signed up for the previous system, you must register with the new…

Updated tire laws

By CPC | Jan 28, 2026

  Colorado recently updated its Traction and Chain Laws, which specify the types of tires required for winter driving, the necessary tread depth on those tires and when chains must…

New ordinance cracks down on retail theft

By CPC | Jan 28, 2026

  “If you come here to steal from us, plan on staying. We incarcerate thieves. All of them.”   In December, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners introduced a new…

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