Castle Pines Posts January 13 Council Agenda - Swearing-In Scheduled

The City of Castle Pines published its latest meeting notices on January 9, 2026, making the agenda and supporting documents available ahead of the planned Swearing-In Ceremony and a hybrid City Council regular meeting on January 13. The announcement appears in the City’s Latest News panel and links directly to the council agenda and materials, while the City events calendar lists upcoming council and advisory board meetings.

Posting the full agenda several days before the meeting gives residents time to examine proposed actions and background materials. The hybrid format means the January 13 meeting will accommodate both in-person attendance and remote participation, broadening access for residents who cannot travel to City Hall. The agenda and supporting documents are available through the City of Castle Pines website’s City Council / Agendas pages, where the Latest News entry dated January 9 directs residents to the materials.

Timely access to meeting materials is significant for Douglas County residents because council decisions influence local services, development approvals, budgeting and advisory board recommendations. Reviewing the agenda in advance allows residents to identify items of interest, prepare comments, and make arrangements to attend or watch remotely. The City’s events calendar also lists advisory board meetings, enabling community members to follow committees that handle planning, parks, and other municipal functions.

The Swearing-In Ceremony scheduled for January 13 marks the formal start of service for council members subject to the ceremony. The regular council meeting that follows will proceed in hybrid format, offering opportunities for public observation and participation in accordance with City procedures. Residents seeking details on participation options and meeting times should consult the City Council / Agendas pages on the City of Castle Pines website, where full agendas and supporting documents are posted.

Municipal meetings at the start of the year often set priorities and procedural matters for the months ahead. For residents of Castle Pines and neighboring Douglas County communities, engaging with the posted agenda is the most direct way to track policy directions, raise concerns, and stay informed about decisions that affect local quality of life.