Arapahoe County Government

After I left the emissions place, I figured I would hop straight over to the DMV to get my plates. I looked at near locations, and from what it LOOKED like per the DMV site, this was my closest bet.
When I arrived, I laughed at the building. Damn, is it ugly! Needless to say, it is easy to find. Looks like there is plenty of parking all around the building. It led me to the south side of the building. I was greeted with a metal detector and a few guards. Since I had my steel toes on, I knew I would set it off– but after lifting up my pants, I was let through.
I had no idea where I was going, so I asked some older lady sitting in front of a health sign told me the license plate area was right across the hall. I went into the room, and it was damn near empty (score). They had an automated machine to sign in, and then I quickly realized that this was for Licenses only, not plates. Also, this location is cash only, but they have an ATM right in the hallway if need be.
Well, since I had recently moved, I didn’t completely waste my time– the lady at the counter gave me an address change form I could fill out and gave me a sticker to put on the back of my current license.
She then told me the closest location for me where to get my plates– which ended up being the place I originally got my license (I am finally learning my way around town!). She was very friendly here too.
I guess if you need anything license related, I would come here– as I was impressed with how empty this place was.