Castle RockCORECitizens Organized for Responsible Elected OfficialsA Local Political Committee
Empowering Castle Rock residents to demand honest, responsive, and accountable local government.
Our Mission
Castle Rock CORE works to strengthen public trust, protect the quality of life residents value, and ensure growth serves the people who live here.
“Castle Rock CORE’s mission is to promote honest, transparent, and accountable local government by informing and engaging residents, examining the conduct of elected officials, and supporting lawful political action when public officials fail to represent the community or uphold the public trust.”
“We work for a thriving Downtown, responsible growth, and elected officials who put Castle Rock residents before personal political interests.”
Expecting elected officials to listen, act ethically, explain their decisions, and remain accountable to the residents they represent.
Supporting a healthy local economy that helps fund the roads, public safety, parks, infrastructure, and Town services Castle Rock residents depend on.
Planning thoughtfully for new residents, housing, transportation, and public facilities so Castle Rock grows without losing the character and quality of life people value.
Inside the CORA Records
What was being said about David Miles and his business? What information was being sought, and how were his political views being described?
Our focus is the correspondence released by the Town of Castle Rock under the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA): business-related inquiries, political labels, and the context behind those communications.
This is about the records — not a campaign against individual officials.
Read the original documents in context. Castle Rock CORE’s commentary is separate from the source records; no criminal wrongdoing is asserted.
Get updates on events, volunteer opportunities, and election reminders from Castle Rock CORE.
Contributions fund the advocacy, outreach, and organizing work behind honest local government in Castle Rock.
Contributions to this committee are not tax-deductible. Colorado law requires disclosure of name, address, occupation, and employer for contributions over $100.