This library has become my new favorite of those located within Douglas County. Located just off…read morethe main thoroughfare, the Castle Pines library is small, but quaint, peaceful, and charming. I love that most of the upstairs is fully dedicated to the children. There's a mail truck, mailbox, and instructions to make a letter. You can even dress up like a mailman and deliver packages. The storytime room is also located on the second floor along with an outdoor seating area. They have games, puzzles, a large chess/checkers set, connect4, etc. they don't have a huge selection of books for kids or adults, but it's a wonderful place to curl up and read. They have private study rooms as well as very clean bathrooms.

I am so glad we live so close to this library!…read more I come here every other week or two to replenish my reading needs. Staff is wonderful and so pleasant. Very spacious library with lot of private study rooms that you can book. They also have a hall that you can book for private events. I really like that they have new desktops with printers for anyone that needs printing done (cheaper than ups). I've spent hours here and Always look forward to coming to the library! If you aren't a member yet, you should get yourself a library card here soon!

It's never open on posted hours. Here on a Monday at 945am. And doors locked. No sign on the door…read moreor anything. Happens way too often to be acceptable .

I love this place!! So convenient for mailing anything, organized and an awesome gift shop!…read moreThe staff is so helpful and friendly!!!

They have done a nice job transitioning this from the old library into the community center it is…read morenow. I brought my daughter here for a class that we signed up for through South Suburban. It has a refreshed and updated feel on the inside. There was a group of senior citizens playing games in the main area. And there are quite a few private education and meeting rooms. There is a desk at the front with someone you can check in with and ask questions.

From the owner: Along with fun and unique educational programming for all ages, The Lone Tree Hub is home to the…read morenew Esports Lounge with 6 professional gaming computers, the newest in gaming consoles and over 250 games. The Lone Tree Hub also offers rental space for anything and everything. Formal conference room, classroom spaces, large open lobby with lots of windows. The Hub offers a lot of flexibility when planning your next event or business meeting.

If you live or work in the city of Lone Tree and have ever tried to cross Lincoln Ave, you are…read moretaking your life into your hands as crazy drivers would run you over before you could blink an eye. Enter the Lincoln Ave Pedestrian Bridge, or the Leaf Bridge as it was named due to the large 78 ft high leaf shaped suspension cable retainer holding the bridge up. This bridge connects the north and south sides of Lincoln Ave allowing pedestrians and cyclists to cross in a timely and safe manner without disrupting the traffic down below thanks to the smart engineering decisions of the city of Lone Tree and all of its concerned citizens.

Welcoming Staff in a modern building with lots of comfortable seating, quiet spaces & fireplaceread more

An awesome library for all ages!…read more We came here for the outdoor story time. What a fun time for the kids! The staff were very engaging with the kids the whole time. Inside they have a great kids section with lots of toys and even a play veterinary office! Lots of great books to choose from for all ages. Cool displays of books. I loved the staff picks!! It was a bunch of outdoorsy reads. On the second floor they have an outdoor patio, great for relaxing and reading. They've also got plenty of quiet rooms inside if you need that as well. The whole place is very clean. The staff here are great too if you have a question don't hesitate to ask! Plenty of parking.

I was arrested 2/3/2000. Yes, you see that date correctly! Arizona DPS won't give me a fingerprint…read morecard because of that arrest. I was let go with no charges. I called last week and gave the lady a pretty good laugh. Here is what I read to her, "Records indicate you were arrested and/ or fingerprinted for Marijuana on or about 2/3/00. DPS was unable to determine if you are awaiting trial. While the nice lady tried every which way to find me, she couldn't. The only thing that bothers me is that I have to pay for the proof that I'm not wanted/awaiting trial. I feel like they could just email the same thing for free.

I have always had good encounters with Douglas county sheriffs. No one's defunding our sheriffs…read more Thank you all for your service. Stay save God bless

The only reason I'm giving it a two star, is because I've had a previous experience here that was…read moredecent. I came in to mail off a small package. It was already in a prepaid envelope. This one post office worker(He was the slightly older Asian guy) was the most unprofessional and rudest person I've met in a long time. I literally just want to know where I can drop off the packages. Instead of showing me, you continuously asked if I was sure the postage was enough. It's not even my package. I told him to not worry about it, and I'm sure the post it was enough, as a company sent me a prepaid envelope. But he refused to just show me where the drop off location was. He continuously harassed me to let him check the postage. And when I told him "no it's OK, I'm sure it's enough." He goes "if it's not enough it will just be returned to you. If you don't want it, do you want me to throw away in the trash?" Then he went to the trashcan and opened it and looked at me as if he was waiting for me to walk over and throw the packages away into the waste container. Like seriously? After he repeatedly said those extremely unprofessional things (mind you, in a belittling and snarky manner) I went with him to get the postage value check. Just because I wanted to finish my business and get out of there. And stop talking to this obnoxious and unbelievable man. And lo and behold, the postage stamp was more than enough. All I needed, the entire time, was to be pointed in the direction of the drop off ("exit the shop, to the right"). (Yes, I know, I was being blind because i had walked right by it). I had almost considered just walking away in his mid sentence and look for the drop off place by myself, but no, that would be rude.

We recently placed a mail hold while we were out of town for two weeks. We did this online, with…read moreconfirmation that all of our mail would be delivered on April 24. On April 24, we received 3-4 pieces of mail. Knowing this could not be possible for the duration we were gone, I attempted to contact this post office on April 25, to see where our mail was. Per my cell phone log, I called the post office between 10 AM and 2 PM TWELVE times and every time the phone rang until it went to voice mail. Not one employee picked up the phone in 4 hours. The held mail was delivered on April 25, only a day later than the requested date, but what is so hard about getting it right? This is not the first time this has happened to us. Not to mention other poor service from this post office (full mail bins, mail returned as "undeliverable," non-working kiosks, etc.). And not one person could pick up the phone? I hope the ringing drove the employees crazy. Typical government entity. Any entity w/little to no competition is a recipe for poor service because they don't have to improve. And the employees act like they don't care. But keep raising those postage prices! I've been using UPS for sending packages as I want to give the post office as little business as possible. Do yourself a favor and avoid this post office if you can.

Really quaint farm with the historical homestead on site for self guided tours. We went for a fall…read morefest and there were fun family oriented activities including vendors, food trucks, wagon rides, the Cheyenne mobile zoo, marshmallow roasting and even a mini pumpkin patch. I was glad we brought our wagon to haul the pumpkins home (and our daughter around). Parking for the event is a little bit of a trek but they offered rides to those in need via golf cart. Considering this event is free, put on by the city of Lone Tree, I was super impressed! It wasn't too busy/crowded and food and pumpkin prices were reasonable while all else was free! I highly recommend Schweiger Ranch for an event and/or a visit outside of an event.

Went for their Austrian Christmas event. Parking is at the light rail station across the street and…read morethey have golf carts to ferry you across the road if you want to ride. I chose to because it's fun and the path down to the ranch is muddy. He walked. I headed to the line for horse carriage rides. They had two carriages and took 10 people each time. So fun! I love horse carriages. The horses are gorgeous. It was so fun. Then we walked around the vendors. And ended up at the handmade bratwurst sandwich stand. I don't eat a lot of meat but the elk brats were delicious. So lean and tasty. And they had well done ones in addition to the regular ones. Some sauerkraut, spicy mustard and ketchup. It was cold but we sat at an outdoor table and ate our lunch. Visited the reindeer pen. Adorable. They have children's crafts and you can visit the historical buildings and see the goats. An enclosed tent where performers are and also Santa ! It's not a large event but made me happy to finally have a carriage ride for the holidays. I tipped the carriage rides company - they take cash or Venmo. And the vendors take cash or Venmo as well.

I spent time in douglas county between november 20th 2025 to april 30th 2026. Im giving them 4…read morestars because its by far the cleanest jail ive ever been to. Meals are decent. guards are generally polite unless provoked. but DCSO cannot really be reviewed as one entity. There are so many moving parts that makes that machine work. I did not get along with the nurses at all, but i did take part in JBBS (jail based behavioral services) ran by Jennifer Cordova. She was great, it was the very first time i went to jail and felt like the guards, nurses, judges, and public-defenders were working at the rehabilitation of inmates. Not just punish them. Lets be real. nobody likes to go to jail. but of the jails ive been to, this is by far the cleanest with the most polite staff, after i left i was told that that my four prescriptions would be in my property in the form of a voucher. But this ended up being a lie or a mistake. I had vital meds that i must take daily to remain healthy, i give nurse mindy alone a 2/5 stars.

A review of a uniformed services page is maybe only as good as one's last encounter with an…read moreofficer. Aside from 2 very professional traffic ("alleged" speeding) pull overs, I've yet to be on the "other side" of these fine officers. The same can't be said regarding one particular relative, but that's a long bar conversation and a walk home. However, I do try to convince my Wife that I'm a "Bad Boy" at heart, but she's not buying it. Here's a few other experiences I've had with the Douglas County Sheriff's Department: 1. Free prescription meds drop off at the main HQ. The box is just beyond Security and the folks there have been most helpful in getting that job done. 2. Genoa Candy Dance and Western Heritage Days (including Horse Parade). Again very professional. 3. I'm a contributor to the The Douglas County Sheriff's Advisory Council. Other Comments 1. I'm a graduate of the Carson City Sheriff's Citizen's Academy and hope to do the same in Douglas County. This is a great learning opportunity. 2. Carson City Sherriff Ken Furlong is a master (in my opinion) at maintaining a nonpartisan approach to law enforcement and public outreach. I trust that our Sheriff has a similar line of action. 3. I'm on the Board of Temple Bat Yam in South Lake Tahoe and very much appreciate the Security efforts of the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office, which is just across the State Line from Douglas County.