Congratulations to Ben Schler on being promoted to Senior Policy Advisor! Ben joined the Denver Clerk and Recorder’s office in 2021 as the office’s head of policy and compliance. He brings a wealth of legal and policy experience, having previously spent 10 years with the Colorado Department of State in several roles including Legal and Policy Director and Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State. Born and raised in Durango, CO, Ben is a graduate of the University of Colorado and the University of Colorado Law School.

As the great Congressman John Lewis once said, “The right to vote is precious, almost sacred. It is the most powerful nonviolent tool or instrument in a democratic society. We must use it.” 

60 years ago, this month in Selma, Alabama— Black American activists protested to show their desire to participate in the democratic process of voting. They were met with police attacks for their march toward justice. Today, our office is proud to have one of the most secure, transparent, and accessible voting models in the nation, available to every eligible U.S. citizen 18+.

Visit our website for information on how to register, eligibility requirements, and the forms you'll need. Just click the link below!  

Did you know that you can access election and voter data, as well as maps, directly from your phone or computer? Click below for easy access! 

A Phoenix couple was recently accused of impersonating homeowners and selling a house they were squatting in. Unfortunately, this type of property fraud is common and is the reason our office proudly offers FraudSleuth™, a property alert monitoring service. This service allows property owners to proactively combat fraud and track property recording activities.

Property owners who set up a profile online can receive alerts if a document is recorded against the information in their profile. Sign up below, today!

Did you know that all recorded documents in Denver, such as property deeds, titles, mortgages, and marriage licenses, are accessible through our online database? You can easily view, download, and copy them electronically, and even order certified copies for your personal records. Simply click below to start your search. 

To commemorate the 56th anniversary of the West High School Blowouts, we are highlighting two proclamations from over five decades apart that help tell the story of the young Chicano students who walked out in protest on March 20, 1969, and the violent response they faced.

Combating misinformation through media presence is one of our office's top priorities. See our top highlights below or click the button to check out our latest press releases and advisories to stay up to date.

Denver's Clerk & Recorder's office is thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for a passionate and dedicated Community Engagement Associate to join our team. This is a full-time position that offers the chance to directly contribute to advancing our mission and building a strong, connected community. 

Denver’s independently elected Clerk and Recorder, Paul D. López assumes the role of Chief Elections Official, City Clerk, County Recorder, and Public Trustee. One way that we advance our mission to provide accessible, reliable, and secure civic services to Denver constituents is attending community meetings and special events. 

Clerk López frequently speaks on topics that include administering elections, voter turnout and barriers to access, combating mis/dis-information, marriage equality, campaign finance, and other important civic issues.

You can see Clerk Lopez in action by visiting our website calendar to see where he will be. If you want to invite Clerk Paul López, or a representative from our office to engage with your organization, business, neighborhood, or association with the link below.