FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
May 16, 2008
Contact: Hillary Hall, Boulder County Clerk & Recorder, 303-413-7700 or 303-884-0593
Boulder County Clerk & Recorder unveils Longmont Motor Vehicle branch office remodeling on May 20
The Longmont branch office will be closed for reconstruction on Monday, May 19
(Boulder County, Colo.) - The Boulder County Clerk & Recorder will unveil the remodeling of its Motor Vehicle office in Longmont on Tuesday, May 20. The renovations will include additional seating for customers and two new terminals to meet the growing need for service in the Longmont branch office.
The Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's Longmont Motor Vehicle's office, located at 529 Coffman Street, Longmont, will be closed on Monday for the entire day to complete the renovations. The public should visit the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's Boulder or Louisville office to take care of any business related to the County Clerk & Recorder on May 19:
· Boulder: 1750 33rd Street
· Louisville: 722 Main Street
"We're reorganizing the Longmont office to meet the growing number of residents visiting that office to register their vehicles and obtain marriage licenses," said Boulder County Clerk & Recorder Hillary Hall. "These renovations also prepare us to manage the future population growth we expect to see in Longmont in the coming years."
The remodeling will also include a new automated customer queuing system that will automatically alert customers when it is their turn to be served in line. The system will improve the overall efficiency of serving customers in a timely manner.
Customers will also be able to enter the Longmont Motor Vehicle's office directly from a new separate exterior entrance located on the North East corner facing Coffman Street. The Boulder County Clerk & Recorder added this new entrance during the renovations to improve the office's privacy from the main building's foot traffic.
"The number of customers we have coming through this office has more than tripled over the last five years," said Longmont Motor Vehicle Manager Rose Bustamante. "I think this renovation is going to be a great asset to Boulder County."
The Longmont branch office has not undergone a major remodeling since 1989, when the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder moved into the office space. The Longmont Motor Vehicle office is responsible for issuing marriage licenses to the public, handling recording matters, as well as titling and registering motor vehicles. The County Clerk & Recorder will hire new staff in the office in the near future.
"Our goal is to serve the public as efficiently as possible," said Hall. "I think these renovations will help us achieve that goal in the long term."
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