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The City of Lone Tree is a premier Colorado community, connected by great neighborhoods, vibrant public spaces, a beautiful natural environment, and thriving businesses.

Connect with Council 🤝Stop in to meet your Lone Tree City Council! Get to know the Mayor and Councilmembers, ask questio...
06/02/2026

Connect with Council 🤝

Stop in to meet your Lone Tree City Council! Get to know the Mayor and Councilmembers, ask questions, share your thoughts, and enjoy light refreshments.

Whether you’re hitting the driving range, practicing your putt, stopping by after activities, or simply taking in the views, swing by the patio and say hello. Everyone is welcome — kids included!

Tuesday, June 9 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel
9808 Sunningdale Blvd

Let us know you’re coming: https://go.cityoflonetree.com/connect-council-RSVP

The latest Timberlines is out now! 🗞️In this edition, you’ll find updates on High Note Park, evacuation planning resourc...
06/02/2026

The latest Timberlines is out now! 🗞️

In this edition, you’ll find updates on High Note Park, evacuation planning resources, Independence Day festivities, the 2026–2027 Lone Tree Arts Center season, and much more!

Plus, don’t miss the summer events calendar you can tear out and stick on the fridge to keep up with events all summer long. ☀️

Residents and businesses, watch for your copy in the mail or read it online today!

𝑻𝒐𝒑 𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔:
🌳 High Note Park Breaks Ground
🚨 Evacuation Planning: Are You Ready?
🎆 Lone Tree’s Independence Day Celebration
🎭 2026–2027 Lone Tree Arts Center Season Preview
🏢 Business Feature
🤝 Community Spotlight
🏡 Resident Highlight

Read it online here: https://go.cityoflonetree.com/timberlines-118

Planning a summer home project? Don’t forget the permit check. 🛠️As the weather warms up, many Lone Tree homeowners are ...
06/01/2026

Planning a summer home project? Don’t forget the permit check. 🛠️

As the weather warms up, many Lone Tree homeowners are getting started on projects around the house — from finishing a basement or replacing a roof to installing a new water heater, furnace, deck, or patio cover.

Before work begins, take a moment to check whether your project needs a building permit. Permits help ensure improvements are completed safely, meet local building codes, and protect your home, family, investment, and neighborhood.

Not every project requires a permit. Smaller updates like painting, same-size window replacements, certain plumbing fixture replacements, and fences under 7 feet may not need one — but it’s always a good idea to confirm before getting started.

See if your project needs a permit: https://cityoflonetree.com/community-development/building/do-i-need-a-building-permit/

Questions? Contact the City of Lone Tree Building Division at 720-390-5211 or [email protected]

This update is intended to provide a brief overview of some of the agenda items for the City Council Meeting on Tuesday,...
06/01/2026

This update is intended to provide a brief overview of some of the agenda items for the City Council Meeting on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

For more information on this meeting including the full agenda and packet, please visit our website: https://cityoflonetree.community.diligentoneplatform.com/Portal/Default.aspx

- Public Hearing: Ordinance 26-03, an Ordinance Rezoning Planning Area Three of the Lone Tree Town Center Planned Development and Approving the Lone Tree Town Center Planned Development, First Amendment, Project No. ZR25-0001 Associated Therewith, on Second Reading

- Public Hearing: Dutch Bros Replat, SB25-0001

- Public Hearing: Dutch Bros Site Improvement Plan, SP25-0002

Honoring Leadership: Teen Court's First-Ever Volunteer of the Year and Our Outstanding SeniorsThe Lone Tree Teen Court S...
05/29/2026

Honoring Leadership: Teen Court's First-Ever Volunteer of the Year and Our Outstanding Seniors

The Lone Tree Teen Court Student Leadership Board (SLB) wrapped up their 2025-2026 session last week, and it was an incredible way to close out the year. The meeting was devoted to the students’ “Flat-Alex” leadership competition presentations, and every single SLB student delivered an outstanding presentation showcasing their leadership, service, and impact.

At the conclusion of the presentations, students voted on the first-ever SLB Volunteer of the Year award. Congratulations to Charlotte Ratcliff (Legend High School), who was selected by her peers as the 2025–2026 SLB Volunteer of the Year! Charlotte received the Gold Volunteer of the Year plaque and an SLB leadership award gift bag in recognition of her exceptional dedication and leadership.

Navid Makooi (Rock Canyon High School) earned second place, and Tatum Theobald (Chaparral High School) received honorable mention for an outstanding presentation and continued leadership.

All of our graduating SLB seniors did an amazing job, and they will truly be missed. Thank you to all of our Student Leadership Board members for your hard work, leadership, and commitment to making a difference in our community!

✨ Discover Art in Unexpected Places ✨Lone Tree is proud to be part of Art Encounters—a year-long outdoor sculpture exhib...
05/28/2026

✨ Discover Art in Unexpected Places ✨

Lone Tree is proud to be part of Art Encounters—a year-long outdoor sculpture exhibit bringing creativity into everyday spaces across our community and neighboring cities.

As you explore Lone Tree, keep an eye out for these inspiring pieces:
🕊️ Hope
🌿 New Sprig
🌸 Flower Power

Art Encounters is all about sparking curiosity, building community pride, and turning a simple stroll into som**hing memorable. Even better? Every piece is available for purchase, giving you the chance to bring a little public art home.

Take a walk, snap a photo, and experience art where you least expect it. 🎨

Check out where all the current Art Encounters sculptures are at across the county: https://artencounters.douglas.co.us/current-sculptures/

05/27/2026

Proactive Patrol Results in Felony Drug Arrest 🚔

While conducting increased patrols in the 8700 block of Yosemite St., Officer Egebrecht observed a white truck parked in a non-designated parking area in front of a local business. The vehicle was unattended, with the door ajar.

As the officer approached the truck, suspected drug paraphernalia and drug residue were observed in plain view on the front seat. Additional officers and a K-9 unit responded to assist with the investigation. During the investigation, an individual from an upstairs window claimed ownership of the vehicle and stated he had recently purchased it and was waiting on paperwork.

The K-9 positively alerted on the vehicle, and a subsequent search led to the recovery of 78 grams of crystal m**hamphetamine, 1.3 grams of powder m**h and multiple financial devices and identification cards that did not belong to the owner.

The male suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Douglas County Jail.

He is facing the following charges:

• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Violation of a Protection Order
• Felony Possession of Crystal Methamphetamine
• Felony Possession with Intent to Distribute
• Criminal Possession of Identification Documents
• Criminal Possession of Financial Devices

Note: All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

UPDATE: Accident has cleared.EB Lincoln is one lane at Oswego st. NB and SB Oswego travelers can only make right hand tu...
05/27/2026

UPDATE: Accident has cleared.

EB Lincoln is one lane at Oswego st. NB and SB Oswego travelers can only make right hand turns.

Updates as they become available.

🌊 🥾 Ask a Rueter-Hess Ranger series! 🐾🎣Be sure to bring your binoculars to your next visit to Rueter-Hess—you’re going t...
05/27/2026

🌊 🥾 Ask a Rueter-Hess Ranger series! 🐾🎣

Be sure to bring your binoculars to your next visit to Rueter-Hess—you’re going to want them.

Ranger Bernadette Ortiz recommends the best bird watching spots at the Reservoir:

📍 Scenic Overlook – Wide-open, calm, and perfect for spotting birds across the water

📍 Coyote Loop (early morning) – Best for birding by ear and spotting white pelicans in the early morning.

Take advantage of one of the best ways to slow down and take in the reservoir – whether you're a novice or a seasoned bird-spotter! 🦅

Learn more about Rueter-Hess recreation: https://www.douglasco.gov/rueter-hess-recreation/

Paws-itively Good News for Mikey! 🐾Mikey, Lone Tree's Victim Services therapy dog, recently received his annual eye exam...
05/26/2026

Paws-itively Good News for Mikey! 🐾

Mikey, Lone Tree's Victim Services therapy dog, recently received his annual eye exam — and we’re happy to share that his eyes are still “good as gold!” 💙

A huge thank you to Eye Specialists for Animals and Dr. Martha Julien, MVB, for generously donating Mikey’s exam through the ACVO/Epicur National Service Animal Eye Exam event.

This incredible program provides free wellness eye exams for qualified service and working animals, including therapy dogs, police and military dogs, guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, and more. These screenings help detect potential eye issues early and ensure these hardworking animals stay healthy and ready to serve.

We’re incredibly grateful to the veterinarians, staff, and clinics who donate their time, expertise, and care to support service animals like Mikey. Thank you for helping keep our four-legged community helpers healthy and happy! 🐶

Learn more about Mikey: https://cityoflonetree.com/mikey

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9220 Kimmer Drive Suite 100
Lone Tree, CO
80124

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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