Town Facility Furlough Closures

All Town of Parker public facilities, with the exception of the Parker Police Department, will be closed for several furlough days in 2020. 

Due to COVID-19 budget impacts, all Town employees, excluding commissioned Police Officers and other safet...

Town Budget Reduced Due to COVID-19 Impacts

Like many of our surrounding communities, the Town of Parker’s budget has been significantly impacted by COVID-19 and the Governor’s Stay at Home Order. Although crucial for community health, these orders have had a devastating effect ...

COVID-19 Testing in Parker

COVID-19 testing is now available in Parker. If you or someone in your family is exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, you can call 303.805.5528 to speak to someone who will determine if you need a test or not.

Safer-At-Home Order: Who to Call?

It can be confusing who to call right now when you have a question about COVID-19 or the State safer-at-home order. We wanted to provide some clarification to help everyone get the information they need faster.

Dial 2-1-1

The Colorado State Emergency Operat...

Parker Police Department Reduces Hours and Services at Front Desk

The Parker Police Department lobby hours are temporarily changing. For the safety and concern of our employees and citizens, the lobby hours will be Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The doors will be locked on Saturday and Sunday, however, after-ho...

Human Services Available to Parker Residents

Our area residents have a number of human services resources available to them to assist with the human impact of the COVID-19 health emergency. If you or someone you know finds themselves in need of assistance with things like food, child care, shelter, ...

Stage Two Fire Ban Enacted in Parker

In response to recent wildfires and in an effort to limit the possibility of a wildfire, the Town of Parker’s Office of Emergency Management followed the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office by issuing a Stage Two Fire Ban on July 2 until f...

July 2020 Talk of the Town - Online Only

Due to the rapidly changing environment due to COVID-19, the Town of Parker’s Talk of the Town monthly newsletter has transitioned to a digital-only format for the near-term. This change will allow the Town to communicate the most up-to-date inf...

Town Election Set for November

A regular Town Council election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to elect a Mayor and three Councilmembers to four-year terms. Serving on the Town Council is a great way to help shape the future of the Parker community! 

The Town will hold a pre-ca...

New Town Directors Appointed

The Town of Parker announced the official appointments of Jim Tsurapas as Police Chief and Mary Colton as Parks and Recreation Director in June. 

"It gives me great pleasure to announce the promotion of Jim Tsurapas to Chief of Police and Mar...

Town of Parker Cornavirus News and Resources

The Town of Parker continues to closely monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health emergency and is taking steps to keep our community and staff safe. View the latest updates related to the items that affect our community at our Coronavirus News and Resour...

Human Services Available to Parker Residents

Our area residents have a number of human services resources available to them to assist with the human impact of the COVID-19 health emergency. If you or someone you know finds themselves in need of assistance with things like food, child care, shelter, ...

Roadway Resurfacing Program Begins in June

The Town of Parker has contracted with Aggregate Industries to perform roadway resurfacing work this summer in two areas in Parker, including Crown Crest Boulevard (between Parker Road and Pine Lane) and Dransfeldt Road (between Lincoln Avenue and Longs W...

Town Facility Furlough Closures

All Town of Parker public facilities, with the exception of the Parker Police Department, will be closed for several furlough days in 2020. 

Due to COVID-19 budget impacts, all Town employees, excluding commissioned Police Officers and other safet...

Town Budget Reduced due to COVID-19 Impacts

Like many of our surrounding communities, the Town of Parker’s budget has been significantly impacted by COVID-19 and the Governor’s Stay at Home Order. Although crucial for community health, these orders have had a devastating effect ...