DENVER – Blaming Congress for failing to reach a consensus earlier this week on an immigration bill that would have helped cities like Denver deal with the migrant crisis, Mayor Mike Johnston on Friday announced long-forewarned cuts to city services as Denver entered a “different stage” in its response to the influx of migrants coming from the southern border.
Here’s what’s going to change for Denverites through at least the end of the year starting later this month.
The DMV is changing how it does (some) business
The DMV will stop processing vehicle registration renewals in-person beginning March 4. Anyone who needs to renew their vehicle registration will have to do it online after that date. Vehicle registration renewals can be done online by clicking here .
Those who do not have internet access can also renew their vehicle registrations by mail or at a kiosk.
If going the mail route, you’ll be asked to mail your payment, your renewal card and proof of emissions or insurance (if required) to Denver Motor Vehicle Main Office, located at 2855 Tremont Place, Denver, CO 80205.