Denver will no longer close its DMV locations on a rolling basis beginning in August, ending a cost-saving practice that began in 2024 in response to the city’s migrant crisis.

Long waits and staffing shortages are creating headaches for customers at Denver DMV offices.

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After budget constraints led the city of Denver to periodically close its Department of Motor Vehicles, the city has ...

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The city of Denver is planning to close DMVs, slash recreation center hours and cut back on park services as part of a plan to save $5 million this year that can then be funneled toward the growing ...

DENVER — Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced budget cuts Friday to address a $180 million shortfall caused by the migrant crisis. The first cuts are being made to services for Parks and Recreation ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Denver is slashing its parks and DMV budgets to save about $5 million, according to Mayor Mike Johnston, and these won’t be the last cuts. The cuts are to help fund a projected $180 ...