| Historical information is drawn from the 2000 book The Legend of the Burning Mountain: An Early History of New Castle by local resident, newspaper editor and former coal miner Dale Shrull. The paperback can be purchased through Town Hall.
Tax Center
A one stop collection of tax documents, forms, and links to various areas on IRS.gov. It was created for small business owners and the self-employed community to assist with various tax issues.
Relocation Guide
Whether you are considering relocating to our wonderful town or have already made the move, you will want a Relocation Guide. This guide is packed with information on Garfield County and its school district and includes resources like maps (Colorado, Silt, New Castle) and a hunting and fishing guide. You’ll even get a special welcome gift. To request yours today, e-mail your name and address to the Chamber.
Local Information
We have compiled a list of local and regional resources. New Castle is a town of about 3,400 residents positioned in Garfield County, which has a total population of more than 52,000. Key industries include tourism, natural gas, ranching and farming. We know that you’ll enjoy living, working, and playing in a place that is authentically Colorado.
Want to know more?
Profile of General Demographic Characteristics: 2000 Census
This report includes social, economic, and housing information
Other information about Garfield County from the U.S. Census Bureau
Join the Chamber
New members are always welcome. Annual dues are $75 for businesses and $35 for individuals. Checks may be made payable to the New Castle Chamber of Commerce. To join, fill out the application and mail it to:
P.O. Box 983
New Castle, CO 81647
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