El Paso

Organization 8

Departments

• El Paso County Assessor's Office

  The El Paso County Assessor's Office is a constitutional office responsible for the valuation of all real and personal property in El Paso County for property tax purposes.
• El Paso County Board of County Commissioners Legislative

  The five-member Board of County Commissioners is the legislative and policy-making body for El Paso County, Colorado, responsible for setting policy, land use decisions, and overseeing county operations including the annual budget.
• El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Clerk

  The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder is a constitutional officer responsible for marriage licenses, land records, vehicle titles and registration, county elections, and voter registration.
• El Paso County Department of Public Works Public Works

  The El Paso County Department of Public Works maintains county roads and bridges, manages stormwater, and provides transportation planning and engineering services.
• El Paso County District Attorney's Office

  The 4th Judicial District Attorney's Office serves El Paso and Teller Counties, prosecuting criminal cases with 57 experienced prosecutors, 16 paralegals, 14 legal assistants, and support staff.
• El Paso County Public Health

  El Paso County Public Health provides public health services including disease prevention, environmental health, emergency preparedness, and community health programs for El Paso County residents.
• El Paso County Sheriff's Office

  The El Paso County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement, public safety, and detention services for unincorporated El Paso County and contract cities in the Colorado Springs metropolitan area.
• El Paso County Treasurer's Office

  The El Paso County Treasurer and Public Trustee is a constitutional officer responsible for the collection and distribution of property taxes in compliance with Colorado Statutes.