Clerk and Recorder
Clerk and Recorder
Limited Availability of Vehicle Licensing Services
Due to technical issues affecting motor vehicle offices state-wide, we have limited ability to provide in-person service at this time. However, we are able to provide service over the phone at 970-498-7878 as well as through our self service kiosks. More information on the services available through the self-service kiosks can be found here. Renewing your registration can also be done online at mydmv.colorado.gov. Please check back here for updates. Thank you for your patience.
Vehicle Licensing System Outage
Due to a technical issue, the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles is currently experiencing a statewide outage. Renewal kiosks and some online services are also affected. At this time, we are unable to perform Vehicle Licensing transactions in our offices and over the phone.
Following the resignation of Congressman Ken Buck on March 22, 2024, a special election has been scheduled for June 25, 2024, to fill the vacant seat in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District (CD-4). The election will allow CD-4 residents to select a representative of the 118th Congress who will serve the unexpired partial term of office from July 2024 to January 2025.
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All Larimer County unaffiliated voters will receive a secrecy sleeve for their ballot package in the upcoming June election.
As we approach the upcoming June 25, 2024 election, unaffiliated voters need to understand what to expect in their mail ballot packets.
In this election cycle, unaffiliated voters will receive a mail ballot with a specially designed secrecy sleeve. The secrecy sleeve will allow a bipartisan team of election judges to confirm that only one party’s ballot was voted and returned while ensuring the vote remains confidential.
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Fort Collins Vehicle Licensing Office Undergoing Renovations
Our Fort Collins Vehicle Licensing Office will be undergoing renovations from May 1st through May 24th. In-person services will still be available throughout construction. Thank you for your patience.
A senior student at Loveland Classical Schools, Julia Dicks, is the winner of the Larimer County 2024 “I Voted” sticker design contest.
Julia’s design was chosen from public voting. “Larimer County residents cast their vote throughout the week of April 8-12 and I’m thrilled to announce Julia Dicks, a senior at Loveland Classical Schools as the winner of the “I Voted” sticker design contest,” Larimer County Clerk & Recorder Tina Harris said.
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I Voted Sticker Design Contest Winner!
Congratulations to Julia D. (Grade 12) of Loveland Classical Schools for winning the inaugural I Voted sticker design contest! View the winning design and Ranked Voting election results at larimer.gov/ivotedsticker.
Local area high school students showed their creativity and skill in submitting designs for the first-ever Larimer County “I Voted” sticker design contest.
“This contest provides an excellent opportunity for local students to show off their creativity and talent while taking that first step in engaging with their local government,” said Larimer County Clerk & Recorder Tina Harris
The reviews of those submissions are complete and the top ten finalists have been selected. Voting is now open to the community.
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Polls open to Larimer County residents for the 2024 General Election I Voted sticker design contest.
In February, the Larimer County Clerk & Recorder Elections department offered local high school students the opportunity to showcase their creativity and skills by participating in the first-ever Larimer County I Voted sticker design contest. The internal review process has been completed, and the top ten finalists have been selected. Voting has now opened to the community.
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