As Colorado's first county, we strive to be first in service. Our web site is designed to provide residents, businesses and visitors with a great source of information about County government and the community in which we live.

Throughout www.co.arapahoe.co.us you’ll find links to Arapahoe County services, documents and connections to community resources, such as local governments, schools and non-profit agencies. Take a minute to navigate our site and let us know what you think. Just click on the Contact Us menu located in the upper right corner and you’ll find e-mail addresses and main phone numbers to our departments and offices.

Arapahoe County voters registered with the Democratic, Republican or Libertarian parties have been mailed a ballot to participate in the August primary.

Voters can return their ballot in a couple of ways. You can mail your ballot to the County by placing 61 cents in postage on the envelope, or you can drop off your ballot at any of the County’s 14 Mail Ballot Drop-off locations. Ballots must be received by the Clerk and Recorder’s Office by 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 10 in order to be counted.

For your convenience, beginning on Monday, Aug. 2, Arapahoe County’s Primary Election Service Centers will be available for voters who want to register to vote, update their current voter registration, emergency register, request a new ballot or a replacement ballot and drop off their voted ballot. Click for a list of locations.

You can check the status of your ballot by clicking here.For more information, or to see a list of the 14 mail ballot drop-off locations, and four Primary Election Service Centers visit www.arapahoevotes.com.