County Clerk and Recorder

The Office of the Clerk and Recorder is where many of the transactions between County Government and its citizens occur. This office is where you go to be issued a marriage license, search for land records and deeds, title your vehicle, renew your vehicle registration, and register to vote. We also are responsible for
conducting all County elections.

Clerk and Recorder: Chuck Broerman

Telephone: (719) 520-6202
Clerk Chuck Broerman

Main Office:
1675 W. Garden of the Gods Road, Suite 2201
Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Parking garage adjacent to Centennial Hall is closed.
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Motor Vehicle

The Motor Vehicle Department provides innovative customer service in transacting vehicle registrations, driver’s license, and other services

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Elections

The Clerk and Recorder’s award-winning Elections Department conducts elections for El Paso County

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Recording

The Recording Department provides services including marriage license applications, deeds, document recording, and access to plat maps

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Clerk to the Board

The Clerk to the Board oversees County Commissioner meeting agendas, liquor and medical marijuana licensing, and property tax appeals

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Featured News

Camper Register Now

Reminder to Register Summer Vehicles

Memorial Day traffic is expected to be high with El Paso County citizens eagerly anticipating the start of summer.  The Clerk and Recorder is reminding residents to make sure their vehicle registration is up to date and that recreational-type vehicles including campers and trailers must be registered. “Memorial Day kicks off the summer season and…

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Reprecincting 2019

Clerk’s Office Proposes Subdivision of Nine Precincts

Clerk and Recorder Chuck Broerman will present proposed subdividing of nine precincts within El Paso County at the Board of County Commissioners meeting tomorrow, May 16, 2019. As required by Section 1-5-101 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, each county’s Clerk and Recorder is authorized to subdivide precincts that contain between 1,500 and 2,000 active eligible…

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