Press Release

Over 55,000 Coloradans helped design, choose State’s most widespread piece of branding 

LAKEWOOD - Monday, February 28 — After almost two years of development, over 55,000 votes and more than 400 entries by 119 Centennial State artists, the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) unveiled the state’s newest driver license and identification (ID) card.

Governor Jared Polis revealed the Iconic Credential and announced the new card is now available on Monday, Feb. 28, during a press conference at the History Colorado in Denver.

Federal training requirement takes effect Feb. 7

Governor Polis highlighted the driver license fee relief program with Department of Revenue Executive Director Mark Ferrandino in Southern Colorado 

Plates to now expire when owner sells, transfers vehicle

LAKEWOOD, Friday Dec.

LAKEWOOD, Monday, Dec. 6 - Due to programming updates needed to comply with the Sustainability Of The Transportation System Act, motor vehicle registration renewal reminders for Coloradans’ whose vehicle registrations expire in January 2022 will not be mailed in December.

These registration renewal reminders will start being sent on Jan. 3 

LAKEWOOD, Nov. 18, 2021 -- Space Force Guardians and veterans of the U.S.’s newest branch of the armed forces can now get a driver license with the service’s logo.

LAKEWOOD, Monday Sept. 13, 2021 -- With the implementation of the Driver's License Electronic Renewal By Seniors Act (HB21-1139), Colorado seniors now have the permanent ability to renew their driver license or identification card online.

Coloradans ages 66 and older can renew their driver license or ID online at myDMV.Colorado.gov or via the myColorado™ app. 

DENVER -  The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is focused on accessibility of services to anyone, anywhere, anytime they are needed. Under the Polis-Primavera administration the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has been driven to improve the accessibility of its services for Coloradans, whether that’s in-office or online.