by Anthonette Klinkerman

Teenagers should have a voice in the goings-on of the new city of Castle Pines North, and Mayor Shul is putting out a second call for a Youth Advisory Commission. As the new city grows, the mayor feels it is important that all residents “have a seat at the table,” and make suggestions and voice concerns in order to further benefit the community.

Shul stated at the inception of this idea, “Teens should be given a direct line to the city’s government.” The youth of the fledgling city have much to contribute, she knows, and stresses that it is never too early for teens to become active participants in the happenings of their local government.

Residents of CPN who are 13 to 18 years old are urged to contact the communications department with a letter of interest and intent at .