Public Resources & Information

City of Denver

Call 3-1-1 or (720) 913-1311 for questions or concerns regarding trash, recycling, compost, large item pickup, hazardous waste, graffiti, Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV), street parking, fallen trees, road debris, animal control, utilities, potholes, and more.

Access Denver 3-1-1 resources online or on your phone.

Call 8-1-1 Before you dig. Failure to check before you dig can result in injuries, disruption of services to entire neighborhoods, fines, and repair costs.

If a pothole has damaged your vehicle, you may file a claim with the city attorney’s office on their file-a-claim page (link).

The Denver Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (link) is a voluntary, non-profit coalition of representatives from Denver’s Registered Neighborhood Organizations (link) and city agencies that gather to promote responsible city change and growth.

You may submit an online complaint if you suspect a short-term rental host in your neighborhood is unlicensed or violates the “primary residence” rule (link).

The Bike Streets Project (link) is an all-volunteer advocacy organization for bicycle riders in Denver. They’ve created a map of more than 400 miles of low-street routes.
The City of Denver also provides a Bike Map (updated 2019).