The El Paso County Public Works in Colorado Springs, CO, manages a diverse array of services, including parks, recreation, and community initiatives. Among its notable attractions is the Rainbow Falls Historic Site, featuring picturesque waterfalls and educational facilities for visitors. Rainbow Falls reopens for the public following a rockfall incident, with safety measures in place to ensure visitor protection. A new parking location and shuttle service have been established to facilitate access to this scenic spot, emphasizing the county's commitment to managing and maintaining its open spaces responsibly. Generated from the website

Metro Districts of Highlands Ranch is the local government agency in Highlands Ranch, Colo. Founded in 1981, it owns and maintains a network of outdoor recreation amenities, with more than 20 parks, over 70 miles of trails and 2,000-acres of natural open space. Metro Districts works with several Douglas County organizations to ensure the safety and security of Highlands Ranch community members. Tri-County Health Department is the public health department, serving the area. Centennial Water and Sanitation District is the water and wastewater utility in Highlands Ranch that provides quality water supply through its state-of-the-art Joseph B. Blake Water Treatment Plant. In addition to providing infrastructure, Metro District s works staff also cooperates with regional agencies, such as Douglas County Public Works Department, the Colorado Department of Transportation and Denver Regional Transportation District, to coordinate other transportation projects and services.