Town of Castle Rock
Ricci Buckingham is an experienced professional with a diverse background in various roles within healthcare and finance. Currently serving as a Sales Tax Auditor and Sales Tax/PIF Specialist for the Town of Castle Rock since February 2020, Ricci previously managed operations and provided therapeutic services as a Practice Manager and Licensed Massage Therapist at Elevate Bodywork + Massage. Ricci also founded Empower Integrative Massage and worked as a Therapist Liaison and Behavior Technician at The Center for Autism and Related Disorders, as well as serving as a Behavioral Therapist at Colorado Behavior and Learning Group. Earlier roles include a position as a Licensed Massage Therapist at 100% Chiropractic. Educated at Metropolitan State University of Denver with a Bachelor of Science in Adult Fitness and Exercise Science and Pratt Community College with an Associate of Science in Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies, Ricci Buckingham combines healthcare expertise with financial acumen.
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Town of Castle Rock
Nestled just south of Colorado’s capital city, Castle Rock is a thriving, world-class community. With about 80,000 residents, Castle Rock values its small-town character, with a traditional downtown core and cherished community events. Castle Rock is a full service municipality. It employees about 500 full-time employees to provide residents police, fire, emergency medical, parks, recreation, water and transportation services. The Town also serves as the Douglas County seat and is home to headquarters for Douglas County School District, Douglas County, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and a local Colorado State Patrol troop. As the community continues growing, the Town will continue to provide high-quality services while preserving the history and heritage of Castle Rock. At the same time, the Town will remain physically freestanding from the rest of the metro area. The Town’s identity stems not only from the namesake rock, but also from a scenic natural landscape that surrounds it. There are more than 87 miles of trails, 50 well-planned parks and more than 6,000 acres of open space for residents and visitors to enjoy, making Castle Rock a regular on Money magazine’s top places to live list. (See other ways the Town has been recognized at CRgov.com/ourcommunity.) In order to preserve their rich traditions and quality of life, Castle Rock residents effectively manage change. The community works to enhance the Town’s self-sufficiency and foster a strong local economy, making Castle Rock an attractive place to work and own or start a business.