El Paso County · Colorado Springs · Southern Colorado
Official contact information for the El Paso County Judicial Building and Colorado Springs Municipal Court, plus a neutral description of the separate Colorado DMV administrative process.
Official sources checked August 22, 2026
The firm is located in Pueblo, not Colorado Springs, and is not affiliated with any court, city, county, the Colorado DMV, or a law-enforcement agency.
El Paso County Judicial Building photo: David Shankbone / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0; cropped and darkened.
Court contacts
State and municipal courts are separate public institutions. The court identified in an official case record is the source for matter-specific information.
270 S. Tejon Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The Colorado Judicial Branch lists this as an El Paso County state-court location.
224 E. Kiowa Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The city identifies this separate court for alleged city-ordinance violations.
Separate public systems
Court records and Colorado DMV records may contain different dates, identifiers, and requirements. This page does not calculate or monitor a deadline or recommend a response.
Official court pages publish court locations, contact information, calendars, and public notices.
Official court information →The Colorado DMV publishes general information about its separately administered DUI process.
Official DMV information →Common factual questions
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The Colorado Judicial Branch lists the El Paso County Judicial Building at 270 S. Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903. Its main telephone is 719-452-5000.
The City of Colorado Springs lists Municipal Court at 224 E. Kiowa Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903. Its telephone is 719-385-5928.
No. The Judicial Building houses Colorado state-court functions. Colorado Springs Municipal Court is a separate city court.
Court proceedings and Colorado DMV administrative proceedings are separate. Official records and notices describe the dates and requirements for the proceeding they concern.
No. Website use, a telephone call, or an appointment request does not create an attorney-client relationship. A relationship begins only after the firm accepts the matter, a written fee agreement is signed, and the required retainer is paid.
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Ike Lucero, Jr. represents Colorado drivers in DUI, DWAI, traffic, license, DMV, and CDL matters. Consultations are by appointment only.
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