Very unbiased, knowledgeable, and trustworthy individuals. I highly recommend you all to check this…read moreoffice for more information about the U.S. Army.

When I Enlisted in March of 2024 I had Ssg Hoffler as my recruiter, she stayed on top of my…read moreprogress to join and was very motivating the whole time I was at this recruiting station, I got the job I wanted and I wouldn't change my decision to join at this recruiting station for anything

Excellent Place of Business, very Warm and friendly and accommodating. Come and explore Elbert.read more

I am so happy I joined the Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce a couple of months ago. Everyone I have…read moremet there and through them have been wonderful. I look forward to a very long relationship.

This is a historical clock that was donated to the city by Jerome Wheeler, the town's first banker,…read morein 1889 for the opening of the Manitou Mineral Water Bottling Company. It was cast by the J. L. Mott Iron Works of Trenton, New Jersey, and also served double duty as a fountain. Water flowed from the dolphin heads into bowls for dogs to drink. On the top of the clock tower you will see a statue of Hygeia, the daughter of the Greek god of health and medicine, Aesclepius, looking at a lamp that she is holding in her left hand. It is located at near the end of the Manitou strip and is located in a small plaza area with benches. It has a clear view of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. The clock was restored, to include repainting, recreating stained glass faces from historic photos, recasting missing dolphin heads, new surrounding landscaping, and creating new interior works/illumination, in 1991, with donations from local citizens and businesses. This is not a main attraction of the town and definitely not a destination stop. It will mainly get visitors that are already there to check out the tourist strip of shops and restaurants. If you are in the area this is surely worth a quick peak or you can take a load of on one of the benches in the plaza. As with most similar stops that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a very long stop. I was there less than 10 minutes. With that being said, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip.

We cannot say enough good things about the Sheriff's Dept and how much we appreciate them as Divide…read moreresidents! Thank you for being on top of the speeders along 24, thank you for always being friendly and waving as you drive by, and thank you, Renee B for all the information you provide to residents on the Next Door Neighbor App....this is very appreciated!!! Update 4/1/2023: Thank you to the TCSO for everything you are doing about the 403 fire! You are tireless and working so hard to keep the public informed and our family appreciates you!

This is a really cool library and their kid section has a ton of fun stuff like a car kids can take…read moreapart and pretend to repair. Outside is a a skating area, cool jacks sculptures, and a splash pad.

Made a last minute appointment and snagged the last spot of the day. Checked in at kiosk and waited…read morefor my number to be called. Went to the correct room and counter. Mitchell helped me again which was closing the circle and amazing. Got to show him my sneak peek preview of the wedding photos. Ordered copies of my marriage certificate as well. Easy peasy.

What's not to love?! A small, yet effective venue for gatherings and celebrations. It is settled at…read morethe base of the city amongst the other municipal buildings. The fees for use are extremely reasonable. It is an alcohol free location. During the warm months they have a quaint lawn area that boasts of a gazebo, jailhouse from the early 1900's and a hanging swing. All in all, it is a perfect location for your party needs!