RV to make stops at Nucla, Ute Mountain, Pagosa Springs
LAKEWOOD, Wednesday March 16, 2022 -- Have RV, will travel.
The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles is pleased to announce DMV2GO will tour the Western Slope from March 20 to 25, making stops in Montrose County, Pagosa Springs and Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Reservation.
This is DMV2GO’s first regional tour and it will offer rural Coloradans an opportunity to save a trip to a driver license office, which for many who live on the Western Slope can mean a missed day of work or school.
“Thank you to all of our local partners, we would not be able to offer these needed services without your help,” DMV2GO Manager Desiree Trostel said. “Since Day One, DMV2GO has had great partners like Archuleta County Commissioner Warren Brown, Montrose County Commissioner Sue Hansen and Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Towaoc Administration Executive Director John Trocheck. Local partners really do make a difference, especially in helping us find a central place to serve their communities and really help spread the word. DMV2GO’s success is just as much theirs as it is the DMV’s.”
DMV2GO offers the following services:
- First time: Colorado Driver License or ID card
- Out-of-State Transfers
- Renew: Driver License, Permit, Identification Card,
- Issue New: Driver License, Permit, Identification Card
- Motor Vehicle Records
- Reinstatements
- Colorado Roads and Community Safety Act services
Appointments will not be needed.
Nucla, March 20-21
The tour starts in Nucla, where DMV2GO will provide DMV services from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 20 and from 8 a.m. to noon on March 21 at the Nucla fire station, 555 Main St. be able to serve town residents as well as those from Naturita, Norwood, Redvale and Paradox. DMV2GO will save residents a trip to the nearest state driver license office, which is between 1.5 to 2.5 hours away at either Montrose or Grand Junction.
Ute Mountain, March 22-23
After serving Western Slope residents in Nucla, DMV2GO will travel South to Ute Mountain where it will provide DMV services to members of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Once on the reservation, DMV2GO will provide essential DMV services from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 22 and from 8 a.m. to noon on March 23 at 495 Sunset Blvd. (Quad Area), Towaoc. There DMV2GO will be able to serve members of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe who do not have easy access to DMV services due challenges faced by many underserved Coloradans.
Pagosa Springs, March 24-25
The tour wraps up in Pagosa Springs, where DMV2GO was launched in August 2022. DMV2GO will provide DMV services from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 24 and from 8 a.m. to noon on March 25 at the parking lot adjacent to 449 San Juan St. DMV2GO will residents from Archuleta County and the surrounding area. DMV2GO will save residents a trip to the nearest state driver license office, which is over an hour away in Durango.
About DMV2GO
With DMV2GO, the DMV can set up pop-up and mobile driver license offices throughout the state, including rural areas where Coloradans might not have convenient access to DMV services. The program currently includes two SUVs and an RV which have everything needed to set up pop-up driver license offices virtually anywhere in the state.
DMV2GO offers Coloradans the same services as a standard driver license office, except Driving Knowledge tests and endorsement exams. DMV2GO also offers access to online vehicle registration and driver record services as well.
For more information, visit DMV.Colorado.gov/DMV2GO. It’s important to note that DMV2GO does not make house calls.
The DMV is committed to providing services for all Coloradans where they are needed most, whether it’s in-office, online or on the go. Visit DMV.Colorado.gov/Anywhere to find out how you can DMV anywhere. Yes, anywhere.
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The DMV2GO RV is displayed on Thursday, Aug. 11, 2022, near Pagosa Springs, Colorado. DMV2GO is the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles' new program that offers a mobile way to DMV. DMV2GO can provide pop-up driver license offices as well as an office on wheels almost anywhere in the Centennial State. DMV2GO is meant to help underserved Coloradans, including those who live in rural areas, Coloradans in assisted living facilities, indigent Coloradans and those re-entering society from incarceration. (Derek Kuhn/DOR Photo)
DMV2GO Team Members serve Coloradans on Friday, Aug. 12, 2022, inside the DMV2GO RV in downtown Pagosa Springs, Colo. DMV2GO is a new mobile service that can provide pop-up driver license offices as well as an office on wheels almost anywhere in the Centennial State. DMV2GO is meant to help underserved Coloradans, including those who live in rural areas, Coloradans in assisted living facilities, indigent Coloradans and those re-entering society from incarceration. (Derek Kuhn/DOR Photo)
A DMV2GO Team Member serves a Coloradan on Friday, Aug. 12, 2022, inside the DMV2GO RV in downtown Pagosa Springs, Colo. DMV2GO is a new mobile service that can provide pop-up driver license offices as well as an office on wheels almost anywhere in the Centennial State. DMV2GO is meant to help underserved Coloradans, including those who live in rural areas, Coloradans in assisted living facilities, indigent Coloradans and those re-entering society from incarceration. (Derek Kuhn/DOR Photo)