Colorado DMV is back online after a major digital upgrade

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has completed a major system upgrade, bringing myDMV online services and self-service kiosks back up statewide. In-person appointments at state DMV offices are also resuming.

State officials say the upgrade replaces outdated technology with a modernized platform designed to improve security, navigation and overall customer experience for Coloradans managing driver’s license and vehicle services.

DMV leaders say the new system also includes stronger cybersecurity protections, especially for sensitive transactions like address changes and driver record requests.

“This upgrade is critical,” Colorado DMV Senior Director Electra Bustle said. “The new platform allows for enhanced cybersecurity, simpler maintenance, and significant improvements to customer experience and accessibility. We are thrilled to move away from obsolete technology to a modern platform that will deliver superior service for years to come.”

For vehicle registration services, Colorado Springs residents are reminded that county clerk and recorder offices manage registrations and set their own hours and availability. Drivers are encouraged to check their local county website before heading in.

More information about online and in-person services is available at dmv.colorado.gov/myDMV.