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1. What is Town Council discussing with regard to kratom?

Town Council on Dec. 18, 2018, approved a 180-day suspension on the establishment of new businesses related to kratom sales. (The action does not impact the sale, consumption nor possession of kratom.) Learn more on our webpage about the topic.

2. Why does the Town not enforce its illegal sign code? ...

Weekend home builder signs (Richmond, KB, DRHorton, Kaufman, etc.) I have previously raised this concern to Town Council, Town Manager, Planning/Zoning and was told that the Town does not have money in the budget to enforce. I don't believe this excuse when I see the Town "blow" $1.4M on an unnecessary round about.

Town staff enforcement illegal signs during normal business hours. This topic was discussed by Town Council, and it was determined that timeframe was the best use of resources. Town staff typically will do a sweep Friday afternoon and Monday morning to stay on top of illegal signs.

3. Is it true that there are plans to move the railroad tracks in 2020?

There are no plans to move the railroad lines. In 2007-2008, there was some discussion about moving the railroad tracks east of DIA to ensure the train engineers could maintain 55 mph between Pueblo and the coal mines in Wyoming without interrupting towns along the way. Currently, the Town is unaware of any active railroad discussions on this topic. It is a significant project without a funding source.

4. When are Town Council meetings?

Town Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, starting at 6 p.m. Town Council can also schedule special meetings. Get details at CRgov.com/Council.



If you can’t attend in person, watch online or on TV. Town Council meetings are broadcast live at CRgov.com/WatchCouncil, where you can also find a recording of the meeting the next day. Town Council meetings are also broadcast on Channel 8 for CenturyLink subscribers and Channel 22 for Comcast Cable Subscribers several times each day.
View Council's current agenda.

5. How can I receive emails about Town happenings?

Your Town is excited to connect with you! Get information straight to your inbox by signing up for various email lists at CRgov.com/NotifyMe. Some lists are based on projects. For general updates, sign up for the “News and Announcements” listing. For all lists, look for a confirmation email from NoReply@CivicPlus.com.) Sign up for emails.

6. Where can I learn about events and open houses?

Check out CRgov.com/Events. There, you’ll find a calendar of upcoming events that includes everything from Town Council or Board and Commission meetings to special events, concerts, and neighborhood meetings or open houses. You can also sign up for emails from the calendar listings at CRgov.com/NotifyMe. See a calendar of events.

7. Is it possible to opt out of door-to-door solicitation?

The Town's No Knock List was created to allow homeowners to opt out of door-to-door solicitation and sales. Register and learn more at CRgov.com/NoKnock. Learn about the No Knock List.

8. How do I retire a damaged American flag?

Flags in need of retirement can be brought to Douglas County’s Office of Veterans Affairs, which is in the basement of the County building at 301 Wilcox St.

9. Does Castle Rock have a sister city?

No, Castle Rock does not have a sister city.