Providing clean, safe, reliable, on-demand drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, parks, trails, and open space services to the people of Castle Pines, west of I-25.
Providing clean, safe, reliable, on-demand drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, parks, trails, and open space services to the people of Castle Pines, west of I-25.
A good landscape and garden begins with a good design. To learn how Xeriscaping can enhance your home and save you money on your water bill, read The 7 Principles of Xeriscape. You will also find information on water saving Bluegrass alternatives in this document.
Although the Front Range presents a special set of challenges for growing trees, the desire to have a large shade tree in your yard can be a reality. Learn more about caring for your trees in Castle Pines North.
Want to know the proper way to plant trees and shrubs? Our Tree and Shrub Planting Guidelines can get your plants off to the right start.
Full color guide to Xeriscape Plants
Established in 1984, the Castle Pines North Metropolitan District (CPNMD) is a Title 32 Special District located in Douglas County, Colorado. CPNMD provides the community’s water & wastewater utilities, maintains the storm drainage system, and has fiduciary and stewardship responsibilities for 352 acres of open space, fourteen miles of trails, and three parks, including Coyote Ridge Park, Daniels Gate Park, and The Retreat Park. CPNMD serves approximately 3,500 residential and commercial customers in Castle Pines — about 11,000 residents — west of I-25.
To provide high-quality, clean, safe, reliable, on-demand drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, parks, trails, and open space services to the people of Castle Pines at the lowest possible cost.