Eagle County

Eagle County is located in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, including 1,692 square miles of dramatic alpine terrain in west-central Colorado. Eagle County seat is Eagle, a small town situated along Interstate 70 and the Colorado River. As of the 2020 Census, Eagle County had a population of approximately 55,731 residents. Eagle County was established on February 11, 1883, carved from Summit County during Colorado's mining boom era. Eagle County is renowned internationally as home to Vail and Beaver Creek, two of North America's premier ski resorts, along with other mountain communities including Avon, Minturn, Gypsum, and Edwards. Eagle County's economy centers heavily on tourism, hospitality, and outdoor recreation, drawing millions of visitors annually to its world-class ski slopes, hiking trails, and year-round recreational opportunities. The White River National Forest covers much of Eagle County's mountainous terrain, offering pristine wilderness areas. Eagle County's government operates from Eagle County Administration Building at 500 Broadway in Eagle area, Colorado 81631. Key county offices include Eagle County Clerk & Recorder, Eagle County Assessor located at P.O. Box 850, Eagle County, CO 81631, and Eagle County Treasurer. Eagle County's unique character blends working-class communities with upscale resort towns, creating diverse demographics unusual for a rural mountain county. The elevation ranges from approximately 6,200 feet along the Colorado River valley to over 13,000 feet at mountain peaks. Eagle County represents a significant economic engine for Colorado's Western Slope, with property values and median incomes among the state's highest due to resort development.

• The elevation ranges from approximately 6,200 feet along the Colorado River valley to over 13,000 feet at mountain peaks.

Eagle County Court is located in Eagle County, Colorado. The address is 500 Broadway, Eagle, CO 81631. The court is responsible for handling civil and criminal cases, including traffic violations, small claims, probate, juvenile, and family law matters. The court also handles appeals from lower courts. The court is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. To 4:30 p.m.

Eagle County Court is located in Eagle County, Colorado. It is a county court of general jurisdiction with jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases. The court has jurisdiction over all criminal and civil cases arising in the county. The court also has jurisdiction over appeals from municipal courts and other county courts in the county.

Law Enforcement & Arrests

• Processing fees typically apply for copying and research time.
• Mugshots and booking photos are generally considered public records in Colorado and may be available through the jail's inmate lookup system or by specific request to the detention facility.

Jail & Inmate Records

• The bond and bail process follows Colorado state guidelines, allowing for cash bonds, surety bonds, or property bonds, depending on the charges and court requirements.

Court records for this county include civil cases, criminal cases, traffic violations, and family law matters handled by the local Circuit, District, or Superior Court.

• Certified copies of court documents cost $1.50 per page plus a $5.00 certification fee.
• Regular copies are typically $0.75 per page.
• Online access through the Colorado Courts E-Filing System (CoCourts) provides viewing of most civil and criminal case information, though some sealed or confidential records are restricted.

• Recording fees are established by Colorado statute (C.R.S.
• § 30-1-104) with the standard fee for the first page of a document at $13.00 and $5.00 for each additional page.
• The online database provides digital images of most documents recorded since the system's implementation.
• Box 850, Eagle, CO 81631; phone: 970-328-8610) maintains property valuations, ownership data, and parcel information.
• Eagle County Treasurer's Office (970) 328-8620) handles property tax payments and provides payment history, delinquency information, and tax lien data.

Vital records for this county include birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates issued under state vital statistics law.

• Processing time for walk-in requests is typically same-day or next business day if all requirements are met, while mail requests may take 2-3 weeks.
• Eligible requestors include the registrant (for birth certificates), family members, legal representatives, and parties with court orders.
• The state office maintains records statewide and offers online ordering through VitalChek with expedited processing available for additional fees.
• The marriage license fee in Eagle County is $30.00.
• Certified marriage certificates cost $20.00.

Business records, licenses, and permits for this county are processed by the County Clerk and local government offices.

• This online portal provides free searches for corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, and nonprofit organizations registered in Colorado.
• Users can search by entity name, identification number, or registered agent to access formation dates, status (active/delinquent/dissolved), principal addresses, and registered agent information.
• Building permits, zoning approvals, and land use permits in unincorporated Eagle County are issued by Eagle County Community Development Department (phone: 970-328-8640), located in Eagle County Administration Building.