In an effort to limit the possibility of a wildfire, the Town of Parker’s Office of Emergency Management has followed the Douglas County Office of Emergency Management by issuing a Stage Two Fire Ban until further notice. Read on...
Join us for a Parker Porch Party on Saturday, July 4 at 5 p.m. The Parker Porch Party Series is a great time to enjoy nice weather, chat with your neighbors and win some fantastic prizes while in the comfort of your own home. Read on...
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. Read on...
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! Read on...
The Town of Parker announced the official appointments of Jim Tsurapas as Police Chief and Mary Colton as Parks and Recreation Director in June. Read on...
If you or someone you know finds themselves in need of assistance with things like food, child care, shelter, mental health and more, we encourage you to check out our list of resources available to Town of Parker residents. Read on...
The Town of Parker will 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 Way). Read on...
A forecasted decline in sales tax and other revenues, combined with an additional $1 million in unplanned COVID-19 response expenses, has resulted in the need to reduce the Town’s budgeted revenues by $13 million, or about 25 percent. Read on...
The Parker Town Council decided, with advice from Partnering for Parker’s Progress (P3), to take Pine Curve off the market and reevaluate the process for selling the property. Read on...
