Parker Phone Directory

The Parker phone directory covers contact numbers for the Town of Parker, Douglas County offices, and state agencies that serve this growing community south of Denver. Parker is technically a town, not a city, but it runs a full set of government departments from its town hall at 20120 E Mainstreet. The main phone number is 303-841-0353. Douglas County handles property records, courts, and elections for Parker at the county seat in Castle Rock. This page gives you the direct phone numbers for every office you might need, from town hall to the county clerk to the state DMV. Use the search tool below or scroll through the directory sections to find who you need to call.

Parker Town Hall Phone Numbers

Parker Town Hall is at 20120 E Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80138. Call 303-841-0353 to reach the main switchboard. Staff answer the phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. They can transfer you to any town department. If you are not sure which office handles your question, this is the number to start with. The line covers everything from parks to permits to utility billing.

The town website at parkeronline.org has a full staff directory with direct phone numbers and email addresses for every department. You can browse by department name or search for a specific person. The site also has online forms for many common requests, which can save you a phone call if you just need to submit something simple. Parker keeps its directory up to date, so the contact info there matches what you would get by calling the main line.

Parker has grown fast over the past two decades. The town added departments and staff to keep pace with new residents. That growth means the phone directory is broader than you might expect for a town of this size. Water, parks, community development, public works, and police all have separate phone lines. The sections below break down each one so you can call the right office in Parker without going through the switchboard.

Parker Department Phone Directory

Each department in Parker has a direct line. Calling the right number saves you from being transferred around. The Community Development department handles building permits, zoning, and land use questions. Public Works covers roads, drainage, and town infrastructure. Parker Water runs the water and sewer system and handles utility billing for residents. Parks and Recreation manages trails, open spaces, and rec programs across town.

The Parker Police Department is the law enforcement agency for the town. Their non-emergency line takes reports, case status questions, and general inquiries. For emergencies, always call 911. The police records division can help with report copies and incident lookups during business hours. Parker police handle all law enforcement inside town limits. Calls about incidents in unincorporated Douglas County go through the sheriff instead.

The Town Clerk handles public records requests, meeting agendas, and official documents for the Town of Parker. This is the office to call if you need minutes from a town council meeting, a copy of an ordinance, or any other town record. The Finance department manages budgets and accounts. Human Resources fields questions about town jobs and employment. Each of these offices can be reached through the main line at 303-841-0353 if you do not have the direct number.

Note: Parker town offices close on weekends and most state holidays. If you reach voicemail, leave your name and number. Staff in Parker typically return calls within one business day.

Douglas County Contacts for Parker

County-level services for Parker run through Douglas County. The county seat is in Castle Rock, about 10 miles south of Parker. Douglas County handles property records, elections, court cases, and the sheriff. The main county phone number is 303-660-7400. Most Parker residents use this number when they need something the town does not cover on its own. Property tax questions, recorded documents, marriage licenses, and voter registration all go through Douglas County offices.

The Douglas County Clerk and Recorder is at 100 Third St in Castle Rock. The phone number is 303-660-7469. This office handles recorded documents like deeds and liens. It also manages elections and voter services for Parker and the rest of Douglas County. The elections division can be reached at 303-660-7444 for questions about registration, ballots, and polling locations. During election periods that line sees heavy call volume, so plan to call early in the day.

The Douglas County Sheriff is at 303-660-7505 for non-emergency calls. The sheriff covers unincorporated areas around Parker and handles civil process for the county. If you had an incident outside Parker town limits but nearby, the sheriff is the agency that took the report. The Douglas County website has a full department directory with phone numbers and office locations.

Note: Douglas County offices are in Castle Rock, not Parker. If you need to visit in person, plan for the drive south on Parker Road or I-25.

Douglas County Contact Directory

The Douglas County contact page lists every department with its phone number, address, and hours. Parker residents use this page to find the right county office for their needs.

The page groups contacts by department name. Each listing shows the direct phone line and physical address in Castle Rock. You can also find links to online services from this page. Many requests that used to need a phone call or office visit can now be done through the county website, which saves Parker residents the trip to Castle Rock. Still, some things like notarized documents and certain filings need an in-person visit to the clerk.

Parker Public Records Phone Contacts

Public records in Parker come from two sources. Town records are held by the Parker Town Clerk. County records are held by the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder in Castle Rock. The type of record you need tells you which office to call. Town council minutes, building permits, code enforcement files, and town contracts are Parker records. Property deeds, tax records, marriage licenses, and court documents are county records.

Colorado's open records law gives anyone the right to request government documents. C.R.S. 24-72-201, known as the Colorado Open Records Act, applies to both Parker town records and Douglas County files. You do not need to live in Parker to make a request. You do not need to say why you want the record. The office can charge for copies, typically $0.25 per page, and may charge for staff time if the request takes more than an hour. Being specific about what you need keeps costs low and speeds things up.

Criminal justice records fall under a separate law. C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act, controls access to police reports, arrest records, and related files. Parker Police handle requests for their own records. Douglas County Sheriff handles records for incidents in unincorporated areas. Some records are free to view in person, while copies carry a fee. The Colorado Secretary of State CORA page explains how to make a formal open records request and what to expect from the process.

Note: Some records are exempt under CORA. Medical files, certain personnel records, and active investigation files may not be available even with a formal request.

Court Phone Numbers for Parker

Parker does not have its own courthouse. Court cases go through the Douglas County Combined Court in Castle Rock. The courthouse is at 4000 Justice Way, Castle Rock, CO 80109. Douglas County falls in the 18th Judicial District. Civil cases, criminal matters, family law, and probate all go through this one courthouse for Parker residents.

The Colorado Judicial Branch runs the court system statewide. The main phone for the judicial branch is 720-625-5000. The Colorado Judicial Branch website has a case search tool that covers all 64 counties. You can look up cases by name or case number for free. If you need the actual documents from a case, you will need to call the court clerk or visit in person. There may be a copy fee depending on how many pages you need.

CJD 05-01 is the chief justice directive that sets rules for public access to court records in Colorado. It spells out which records are open, which are restricted, and how to request sealed files. Most case filings, docket entries, and court orders are public. Some records in family and juvenile cases have limits on access. If you need a record from a Parker-area case, call the 18th Judicial District court clerk in Castle Rock for the fastest help.

Colorado Court Docket Search

The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search lets you look up court cases from Parker and every other city in the state. It covers all districts and all case types.

This search tool is free. Type a name or case number and it pulls up docket entries, hearing dates, and case status. Parker cases filed in Douglas County show up under the 18th Judicial District. You can also search other districts if you need records from a different part of Colorado. For full copies of court documents, contact the clerk by phone at the courthouse. The online docket gives you the case details but not the actual filed papers.

State Phone Numbers for Parker

Some services that Parker residents need are handled at the state level. These agencies have their own phone numbers that work the same no matter which city you live in. The Colorado Secretary of State at 303-894-2200 handles business filings, notary records, and election oversight. The main courts line at 720-625-5000 can point you to the right judicial district for any case question.

The Colorado DMV at (303) 205-5600 covers driver licenses and vehicle registration statewide. Parker residents can use the Douglas County motor vehicle office in Castle Rock for plates, titles, and registration. For license renewals and new licenses, any state DMV office works. The DMV website lets you handle some tasks online, but others still need an office visit. Call ahead to check what you can do remotely before making the trip.

For professional license checks, the DORA license lookup tool lets you verify if someone holds a valid license in Colorado. This is a free search that covers doctors, contractors, real estate agents, and dozens of other fields. DORA is a state agency, so the tool works the same for Parker as for any other city. You can search online or call their office with questions.

• Secretary of State: 303-894-2200
• Colorado Courts: 720-625-5000
• DMV: (303) 205-5600
• Douglas County Clerk: 303-660-7469
• Parker Town Hall: 303-841-0353

Parker town offices cannot transfer calls to state agencies. You need to dial those numbers on your own. The list above covers the state contacts that Parker residents call most often for records, licenses, and registration tasks.

Using the Parker Phone Directory

Most Parker town offices open at 8:00 AM and close at 5:00 PM on weekdays. Douglas County offices in Castle Rock keep the same hours. Calling early in the morning or midweek tends to mean shorter hold times. Monday mornings and Friday afternoons are the busiest periods for both Parker and county phone lines. If you reach voicemail, leave your name, phone number, and a short note about what you need.

The main Parker line at 303-841-0353 works for almost any town question. But if you already know the department you need, using the direct number gets you there faster. The same goes for Douglas County. Calling the main county line at 303-660-7400 works, but calling the clerk at 303-660-7469 or the sheriff at 303-660-7505 saves a transfer step. This phone directory lists those direct contacts so you can skip the switchboard when possible.

Many Parker services are now available online through parkeronline.org. You can pay utility bills, submit permit applications, and file public records requests through the website. Online forms are available around the clock, which helps if you cannot call during business hours. For anything that needs a real conversation, though, the phone is still the fastest way to get answers from Parker town staff.

Douglas County Phone Directory

Parker is in Douglas County. All county-level services, from the clerk and recorder to the sheriff and courts, run through Douglas County offices in Castle Rock. For the full list of Douglas County department phone numbers, office addresses, and hours, visit the Douglas County phone directory page on this site.

View Douglas County Phone Directory

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