About the District

Who We Are

Established in 1984, the Castle Pines North Metropolitan District (CPNMD) is a Title 32 Special District. We provide water & wastewater services to approximately 12,000 residents, as well as a number commercial customers through roughly 4,000 service connections.

Our Mission Statement: Provide sustainable, high-quality, clean, safe, reliable, on-demand drinking water, and wastewater services to the residents of Castle Pines North Metropolitan District at the lowest possible cost.

Who We Serve

We serve residents of the City of Castle Pines, west of I-25, in Douglas County, Colorado. Our customers include those living within our boundaries, as well as residents of Hidden Pointe. We also service Daniels Park, ensuring that the buffalo herd and caretakers have sufficient, safe water. This is done through an agreement with the City and County of Denver.

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Learn More About Our Wastewater Services

Detailed map of the Castle Pines North Metro District, serving residents and businesses in the City of Castle Pines, CO, located west of Interstate 25 . The map outlines the district boundary in red and includes labeled subdivisions such as Coyote Ridge Park and Daniels Gate Park, which are inside the district boundaries. It also shows Daniels Park and Hidden Point, which are outside the District service area but still use District water and wastewater services . Major roads like Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch Boulevard are clearly marked, along with parks, open spaces, trails, and the District’s administrative office location on Castle Pines Parkway just one mile west of Interstate 25.

Where Our Water Comes From & Is Treated

We provide high-quality water to our residents through two sources:

May-September: We use our water wells, drawing from the Arapahoe, Denver, and Lower Dawson Aquifers. This water is treated at our own water treatment facility.

October-April: We take full advantage of our renewable water resources. This is accomplished through an agreement with Highlands Ranch Water. Highlands Ranch treats our stored renewable water in Chatfield Reservoir. We then use our Interconnect Pump Station to deliver their high-quality drinking water directly to our residents.

Our wastewater is treated by the Plum Creek Water Reclamation Authority (PCWRA), located south of Castle Rock, discharging into Plum Creek. This facility primarily serves CPNMD, the Town of Castle Rock and Castle Pines Metropolitan District (The Village at Castle Pines). Treated wastewater return flows are captured and used as the primary source of irrigation water for The Ridge Golf Course.

Office Hours, Location, and Phone Number

Main Phone Number:

303-688-8550

Office Address:

Castle Pines North Metro District
7404 Yorkshire Drive
Castle Pines, CO 80108

Hours of Operation:

Open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday - Friday