Colorado Springs Phone Directory

The Colorado Springs phone directory covers all city departments, law enforcement lines, courts, and public service offices in the state's second-largest city. With close to half a million residents, Colorado Springs has a large network of local government contacts spread across multiple buildings downtown and throughout El Paso County. This directory puts those phone numbers and addresses in one place so you can reach the right office fast. Most city offices are near 30 South Nevada Avenue, and the main phone line for Colorado Springs city hall connects to a central switchboard that can transfer your call.

Colorado Springs City Hall Directory

City Hall sits at 30 South Nevada Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs. This is where most key city offices are housed, and it serves as the hub for local government contact needs. The building has several floors, each with its own set of departments. You can walk in during business hours or call ahead to check if the office you need is open that day. Hours may shift on holidays, so a quick call can save you a trip.

The City Clerk at (719) 385-5901 handles public records requests, city council agendas, and official city documents. This is often the first number to call if you are not sure which department handles your question. The clerk can point you to the right contact or transfer your call within the Colorado Springs phone system. They also process requests filed under the Colorado Open Records Act, which is the law that lets the public see government documents in Colorado Springs and across the state.

Note: City Hall is open Monday through Friday. Walk-in hours may differ from phone hours for some departments in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs Online Directory

The official city website at coloradosprings.gov has a full directory of departments, phone numbers, and email contacts for Colorado Springs. You can search by department name or browse through a list. The site also has forms you can fill out online, which cuts down on phone calls for simple requests. It is the best starting point when you need a specific office number in Colorado Springs.

coloradosprings.gov - Colorado Springs official city website and phone directory.

The home page links to all major city departments. From here you can get to the contact directory, online services, and public meeting schedules. Each department page lists its own phone number, address, and office hours for Colorado Springs residents.

For a full list of every department in one place, the contact page is the best bet. It pulls all the key phone numbers and office locations together on a single page, which saves time when you are not sure which division you need in Colorado Springs.

coloradosprings.gov/contact-us - Colorado Springs city contact page with all department phone numbers.

This page gives a quick view of the most called offices. It is sorted so you can find what you need without scrolling through the whole site. The contact page is updated by city staff, so the phone numbers listed for Colorado Springs departments should be current.

Colorado Springs Police Phone Numbers

The Colorado Springs Police Department is one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the state. Its main office is at 705 South Nevada Avenue. The non-emergency line is (719) 444-7000, which is the number to call for reports, general questions, or to reach a specific division. Do not call this line for emergencies. Dial 911 for those. The police phone directory in Colorado Springs covers a wide range of units and services.

The Records and ID unit at (719) 444-7463 handles police report copies, fingerprint cards, and identity-related requests. If you need a copy of a police report filed in Colorado Springs, this is the number to call. They can tell you the cost and how long it takes to get your copy. Fingerprint services are at (719) 444-7464, which is a separate line from records even though they work in the same area of the building.

coloradosprings.gov - CSPD Telephone Directory - full police department phone directory for Colorado Springs.

The online CSPD directory lists every division and unit phone number. It is kept up to date by the department and includes lines that are not on the main city contact page. If you need to reach a specific unit in the Colorado Springs police department, this page has the most complete list of numbers.

Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-7867 takes tips on crimes in Colorado Springs. Tips can be anonymous. The Victim Advocacy line at (719) 444-7777 connects you with staff who help victims of crimes navigate the system and find support services. Both lines are staffed during business hours, with voicemail after hours.

Note: The police non-emergency number (719) 444-7000 also works as a general directory line. The operator can connect you to any division in the Colorado Springs police department.

Colorado Springs Utilities Phone Directory

Colorado Springs Utilities is the city-owned utility that provides electric, gas, water, and wastewater service. It is not a private company. The city runs it. Their main customer service number is (719) 448-4800 for local calls or (888) 278-6847 toll-free. The customer service center is at 111 South Cascade Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs.

Call the main line to start or stop service, report outages, ask about your bill, or set up a payment plan. The phone system will route you to the right department based on what you need. Wait times can be long during storms or outages, so if your issue is not urgent, try the online portal first. You can manage your account, pay bills, and report problems through the Colorado Springs Utilities website without making a call at all.

For power outages in Colorado Springs, the same main number works. You can also report outages through the website or the mobile app. Gas leaks are urgent. If you smell gas, leave the area and call (719) 448-4800 right away. That number works around the clock for gas emergencies in Colorado Springs.

Public Records in Colorado Springs

Colorado has strong public records laws. The Colorado Open Records Act, found at C.R.S. § 24-72-201 through C.R.S. § 24-72-301, gives the public a right to inspect most government records. This applies to Colorado Springs city offices, El Paso County agencies, and state offices located in the area. If you want to see a public record held by the city, you file a request with the City Clerk at (719) 385-5901 or submit one through the city website.

The Colorado Judicial Branch also has public access rules. Chief Justice Directive 05-01 sets out what court records are open to the public and how to get them. Court records for cases filed in El Paso County, which includes Colorado Springs, can be searched through the Colorado Judicial Branch website. The 4th Judicial District Court in Colorado Springs handles civil, criminal, family, and probate cases for the county.

You can also look up professional licenses through the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies. The license lookup tool at dora.colorado.gov lets you search by name or license type. This covers doctors, lawyers, contractors, and many other licensed professionals in Colorado Springs. The Colorado Secretary of State CORA page has more details on how the open records law works and what you can request.

Note: Some records have fees for copies. The City Clerk can tell you the cost before they process your request in Colorado Springs.

State Offices in Colorado Springs

Several state agencies have offices in Colorado Springs that serve local residents. The DMV is one of the most commonly used. You can find Colorado Springs DMV contact information and services through the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles website. The site lists office locations, hours, and which services you can handle online versus in person.

The state court system also has a major presence here. The 4th Judicial District Court serves all of El Paso County from its location in Colorado Springs. This court handles everything from small claims to felony cases. Phone numbers for the court clerk and specific divisions are listed on the Colorado Judicial Branch website. If you need court records from a case in Colorado Springs, start with the clerk of court for the 4th Judicial District.

The Colorado Springs area also has federal offices including a Social Security Administration office, a VA regional office, and federal court facilities. These have their own phone directories separate from city and county listings. For most local needs though, the city and county phone numbers listed in this directory will get you to the right place.

Using the Colorado Springs Directory

Start with the department or office you need. If you are not sure, call the City Clerk at (719) 385-5901. They can direct your call or give you the right number. For police matters that are not emergencies, (719) 444-7000 is the line. For utility questions, (719) 448-4800 gets you to Colorado Springs Utilities.

Most city offices in Colorado Springs are open Monday through Friday during regular business hours. Some have limited hours on certain days, so calling first is a good idea if you plan to visit in person. The Municipal Court at 224 East Kiowa Street has its own hours and phone line separate from City Hall. The Parks and Recreation office at 1401 Recreation Way handles facility rentals, program sign-ups, and park permits for Colorado Springs.

If you need records from El Paso County rather than the city itself, the county has its own set of phone numbers and offices. County offices handle property records, vital records, court filings, and other documents that are managed at the county level rather than by the city of Colorado Springs. See the El Paso County page for those contact details.

El Paso County Phone Directory

Colorado Springs is the county seat of El Paso County. All county-level records, courts, and offices serve Colorado Springs residents through the El Paso County government. For county clerk contacts, court phone numbers, property records, and other county services, visit the full El Paso County phone directory page.

View El Paso County Phone Directory

Nearby Colorado Cities

Other major cities in Colorado also have their own phone directory pages with local government contacts, police numbers, and public service listings. If you need contact information for offices outside of Colorado Springs, these pages cover the key numbers for each city.