In observance of the Labor Day holiday, all Douglas County Government offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 2, 2024. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 3, for normal business. Many County services are available 24/7 by visiting online services.
In observance of the Labor Day holiday, all Douglas County Government offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 2, 2024. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 3, for normal business. Many County services are available 24/7 by visiting online services.
DOUGLAS COUNTY MOTOR VEHICLE PROVIDES LIMITED DRIVER LICENSE SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
No walk-in, Commercial Driver License (CDL), or non U.S. Citizen/Permanent Resident service is available through Douglas County Motor Vehicle.
If you are not a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident, need CDL services, or if the service you need is not available online or listed on this page, you must schedule an appointment at a Full Service Driver License Office operated by the State of Colorado.
Cost: $30.87 (Add $2 if renewal includes a Motorcycle Endorsement)
Requirements:
* NO Commercial Driver License (CDL) at this location *
Permit to license is when a person who currently holds a Colorado learner’s permit is ready to obtain a Driver License.
Cost: $30.87
Requirements:
Please note: Douglas County Motor Vehicle offices do not provide driver’s tests or issue learner’s permits. Visit the State of Colorado “Drivers” page for information on these services.
Cost: $12.00 for the first, $16.00 for the second (Plus additional County fee of $2.50)
Requirements:
This location does not offer motorcycle testing. Visit the State of Colorado website for Full Service Driver License Offices that provide motorcycle services.
Cost: $30.87 for the renewal plus $5 to add the Motorcycle Endorsement
Requirements:
A person new to the State of Colorado can have their Driver License from their previous state of residence transferred to Colorado.
Click here to speed up the process and apply for a Driver’s License or ID online. Fill out the appropriate information, print out the barcode, and bring to a Driver License office.
Cost: $30.87 (Add $2 if out-of-state license includes a Motorcycle Endorsement)
Requirements:
A person of any age can have an Identification Card instead of a Driver License. An identification card does not permit a person to drive a vehicle.
Cost: $17.67 (Includes County fee of $5)
Requirements:
Click here to add/change a Driver License or ID address online.
Name Change Requirements:
Cost: $30.87 (Add $2 if Driver License includes a Motorcycle Endorsement)
Colorado statute allows eligible applicants to add a veteran indicator, military identifier, or both, to their Driver License or ID card.
The word “VETERAN” may be printed on the Driver License or ID card if the applicant is a veteran of the United States Armed Forces and presents one of the following documents at a Driver License Office:
A MILITARY IDENTIFIER may be added to the Driver License or ID card for applicants who have served or are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. Only one military identifier may be added to any document (Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, National Guard or Navy). Military identifiers from other states do not transfer – applicants must present one of the following documents at a Driver License Office to add a military identifier:
Once the veteran indicator and/or military identifier has been added to the Driver License or ID card, additional documentation is not required at renewal.
Click here for Additional Active Duty and Military Veterans Driver License/ID Information.
Colorado statute allows eligible applicants to voluntarily add a disability identifier to their Driver License or ID card.
The disability identifier helps eligible Coloradans easily and discreetly communicate that they have one or more disabilities. This is helpful during medical emergencies and interactions with law enforcement when communication can be difficult.
Cost: $30.87 (Add $2 if renewal includes a Motorcycle Endorsement)
Please click on the link for your selected service:
The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles recommends 5 Stages of having the conversation with a family member on when it is time to retire from driving. There are also specific skills and abilities to consider: Mental, Physical, Visual, and Reaction Time. Please use the helpful handout provided here for more information.
Concerned family members can submit a request for re-examination due to physical or mental constraints by emailing [email protected]. The email should include the driver’s name and date of birth, the reason for concern, and the name and relationship to the driver.