Denver County Phone Numbers

The Denver County phone directory covers all city and county government offices in one place. Denver is unique in Colorado because the city and county share the same borders and the same government. That means one set of phone numbers connects you to courts, clerks, public health, parks, law enforcement, and more. The main line for Denver County is 720-913-1311. You can also dial 3-1-1 from inside Denver for quick help. This page lists the key contacts, department numbers, and ways to reach Denver County offices by phone, email, or in person.

Denver County Government Contact Info

All Denver County phone numbers route through a central system. The main number is 720-913-1311. If you call from a phone inside Denver, just dial 3-1-1. Both lines reach the same place. Staff can transfer you to any department. TTY users should call (720) 913-8479 for help.

The Denver County government sits at 201 W. Colfax Avenue in downtown Denver. This is where most offices are based, though some departments have branch sites around the city. Hours for most Denver County offices are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Some offices close earlier on Fridays. It is a good idea to call first and check hours before you go. The Denver County online directory also lets you search for staff by name or department if you need a direct line.

Denver County Department Phone Numbers

Denver County runs dozens of departments. Each one has its own phone line. The list below covers the offices people call most. Save these numbers if you deal with Denver County offices on a regular basis. Some departments also take email, and a few let you submit forms online through the Denver County website.

The Denver City Council handles laws and budgets for Denver County. Call them at 720-337-2000 with questions about local rules or to reach your council member. The City Clerk, also at 720-337-2000, takes care of public records requests, city contracts, and official documents. For building and land use matters, Denver County's Community Planning and Development office answers at 720-865-2500. They handle permits, zoning questions, and code complaints. Each of these Denver County offices can point you to the right person if your question falls outside their scope.

Law enforcement numbers for Denver County are important to keep handy. The Denver Police non-emergency line is 720-913-2000. Use this for noise complaints, minor theft reports, and general questions. The Denver Sheriff office can be reached at 720-913-3600. They run the Denver County jail and provide courthouse security. For crime tips or serious matters, the District Attorney's office in Denver County takes calls at 720-913-9000. You can also email the DA at info@denverda.org.

Note: Always dial 911 for true emergencies in Denver County rather than the non-emergency lines listed here.

Denver County Court Phone Directory

The Denver County Court handles civil and criminal cases at the county level. Call 720-337-0410 to reach the clerk's office. They can help with case lookups, filing questions, and records requests. Denver County Court sits at 520 W. Colfax Avenue, just down the block from the main city building. Court hours are typically 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays.

If you need court records from Denver County, you can make a request by email. Send it to coradatarequests@denvercountycourt.org. Under Colorado's open records law, C.R.S. 24-72-201 (the Colorado Open Records Act), most court files are public. That means anyone can ask for copies. Some records have limits. Criminal justice records fall under C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. And Chief Justice Directive 05-01 sets rules for what the Colorado Judicial Branch can release. Still, basic case data and contact info for Denver County Court are easy to get.

The state court system also keeps phone listings for all Colorado courts. You can search the Colorado Judicial Branch site for Denver County Court staff, judges, and division numbers. This is helpful if you need a direct line to a specific courtroom or department within Denver County Court.

Denver County Directory Search

The City and County of Denver runs an online staff directory where you can look up phone numbers by name, department, or job title. This tool covers all Denver County employees.

The search tool is free to use. Type a last name or department name and it returns direct phone numbers and email addresses. This is one of the fastest ways to find the right contact in Denver County without calling the main line first.

Denver County Health and Services Contacts

Denver County has several health and human services offices with their own phone lines. The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment takes calls at 720-865-5500. They cover food safety, air quality, disease tracking, and community health programs. Environmental Health, a branch within the same department, has a direct line at 720-865-5455. Call them about restaurant inspections, lead paint concerns, or pest complaints in Denver County.

Parks and Recreation in Denver County shares the main 720-913-1311 line but also has a direct number through the city website. They manage over 200 parks, recreation centers, pools, and golf courses across Denver County. For license-related questions like business permits, liquor licenses, or contractor licenses, the Excise and Licenses office uses 720-913-1311 as well. Denver County's election division stands apart with its own line at 720-913-8683. Call this number for voter registration, ballot questions, or polling place info.

Note: The Denver County website at denvergov.org has live chat during business hours if you prefer not to call.

Colorado State Phone Resources

Some phone directory searches go beyond Denver County and into state-level systems. The Colorado Judicial Branch website has contact info for every state court, including those serving Denver County.

Use this site to find judges, clerks, and court staff phone numbers across all of Colorado. For Denver County, the relevant courts include Denver County Court and the Denver District Court, both located in downtown Denver. The state site also links to case search tools and court forms.

Colorado also makes public records available under the Colorado Open Records Act. The Secretary of State maintains a CORA resource page that explains how to submit records requests to any state or local agency, including Denver County offices. If a Denver County department does not respond to your phone call or email, a formal CORA request can help you get the information you need.

The CORA page spells out your rights as someone seeking public records. Denver County must respond within three business days. Fees vary by department but must be reasonable under state law.

Denver County License and Professional Lookups

Two state tools help Denver County residents verify professional contacts. The Colorado DORA license verification tool lets you check if a professional in Denver County holds a valid license. This covers doctors, nurses, real estate agents, engineers, and many other fields. You can pull up their license status and sometimes find a listed phone number or address.

For vehicle and driver-related lookups, the Colorado DMV site is the place to start. Denver County residents can check office locations, hours, and phone numbers for the nearest DMV branch. The site has online tools for many tasks, so you may not even need to call. But if you do, the DMV site lists direct numbers for each office that serves Denver County.

Tips for Reaching Denver County Offices

Getting through to the right person in Denver County takes some planning. Hold times can be long, especially on Mondays and right after lunch. Try calling Denver County offices between 9:00 and 11:00 AM on a Tuesday or Wednesday for shorter waits. The 3-1-1 line is often faster than the main 720-913-1311 number for general questions.

If you can't get through by phone, try the Denver County online directory at denvergov.org. Many staff members have direct email addresses listed there. Email is good for non-urgent requests. For records requests, email is actually preferred by several Denver County departments. The county court, for instance, asks that data requests go to coradatarequests@denvercountycourt.org rather than come in by phone. Public Works at 720-865-2500 handles street, sidewalk, and traffic signal issues. They often respond faster to online service requests than phone calls in Denver County.

Keep in mind that Denver County offices close on state holidays. The schedule follows Colorado state government closures. Plan around those dates if your matter is time-sensitive.

Cities in Denver County

Denver County contains just one city because the city and county are the same entity. The City and County of Denver is a consolidated government. All phone directory resources for this area fall under Denver County's unified system. There are no separate city governments within Denver County's borders.

Since Denver is the only city within Denver County, all government services run through the same offices listed above. Residents of any Denver neighborhood use the same phone numbers and contact the same departments.

Nearby Counties

Several counties border Denver County. If you live near the edge of Denver, your address might actually fall in a neighboring county. Check your address carefully before calling Denver County for services. Each county has its own phone directory and government offices.