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Join Castle Rock’s Community Spirit: Volunteer for Local Boards
Castle Rock is calling out to its residents! The Town of Castle Rock is actively seeking community members to step up and participate in its local governance by serving on one of the various boards and commissions. This is a chance not only to engage with local government but also to make significant contributions that shape the future of your community.
Acknowledge the Importance of Your Voice
Serving on a town board or commission is more than a title; it’s about bringing your perspective to the table. These positions are instrumental for residents to influence decisions regarding community development and local policies. Whether it’s the Board of Adjustment or the Public Art Commission, your involvement can help foster a more vibrant and inclusive environment.
Understanding the Roles Available
Currently, there are two key vacancies that residents can apply for:
- Board of Adjustment: Meetings take place monthly on the first Thursday at 6 p.m. at Town Hall, with a need for one member to fill a partial term ending May 31, 2026.
- Public Art Commission: Meeting on the second Thursday of each month at 4 p.m. at the Central Service Center, this commission also has a vacancy for a partial term ending May 31, 2026.
Preference is given to residents of Castle Rock, followed by those living in Douglas County. Individuals interested in applying should familiarize themselves with the bylaws and the Boards and Commissions Member Handbook before submitting their application.
Be Part of the Change
Your willingness to volunteer can lead to meaningful changes in the community. As a board member, you will not only gain insights into how your town operates but will also develop skills that enhance community life. Imagine being a part of artistical initiatives or decisions that impact property development around you.
Accessibility for All
It is crucial to note that the Town of Castle Rock is committed to inclusivity. If you encounter any accessibility issues with the application process as outlined by Colorado House Bill 21-1110, help is readily available through their dedicated accessibility team at 303-663-4440.
How to Apply
Applying is straightforward! Interested residents can complete an application online. Don’t hesitate—there are limited spots available, and this is your opportunity to advocate for change right from your neighborhood.
Together, let’s build a stronger, more connected Castle Rock. By serving on the boards and commissions, you have the chance to make your voice heard and contribute to the collective vision for our town’s future!
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