FAQs • City and County of Broomfield, CO • CivicEngage

What do I do with my plates when I sell my vehicle?: Colorado plates remain with the customer, not the vehicle. If a vehicle is sold or traded, license plates should be removed and a pro-rated amount of the fees, based on the time remaining be credited toward your new vehicle registration or the renewal of another vehicle registered in the same name, provided the registration is not expired at the time the credit is applied for. Plates, proof of sale and registration should be brought into the office.

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Motor Vehicles

1. Where do I register my vehicle in Broomfield County?: Vehicles may be registered at the George Di Ciero City and County Building, 1 DesCombes Drive, Broomfield CO 80020. Our office is located in the west wing.

We do not accept registration renewal payments to be made over the phone at this time.

You CAN renew online at mydmv.colorado.gov

3. I just moved to another county, do I still renew my vehicle in Broomfield County?: No, please contact the county where you now reside.
MyDMV renew a vehicle registration

4. What forms of payment does Broomfield Motor Vehicle accept?: Broomfield Motor Vehicle accepts cash and checks with no additional fees. Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover are accepted. Additional portal fee of .75 cents per transaction plus 2.25% will be charged on both Credit/Debit cards.

Yes, your insurance provider may fax proof of insurance to our office. Our fax number is 303.464.5862.

We will also accept a Digital Proof of Insurance shown on your phone, tablet or laptop.

6. Where can I obtain a Verification of Vin Number?: Colorado Law Enforcement
Licensed Colorado Auto Dealer
Emissions Station

7. What do I do with my plates when I sell my vehicle?: Colorado plates remain with the customer, not the vehicle. If a vehicle is sold or traded, license plates should be removed and a pro-rated amount of the fees, based on the time remaining be credited toward your new vehicle registration or the renewal of another vehicle registered in the same name, provided the registration is not expired at the time the credit is applied for. Plates, proof of sale and registration should be brought into the office.