Aurora DUI Records Lookup
Aurora DUI records may be in multiple counties. Aurora spans Arapahoe, Adams, and Douglas Counties. The location of your arrest determines which court handles your case.
Aurora Quick Facts
Aurora DUI Court Jurisdiction
Aurora is unique in spanning three counties. Most of the city is in Arapahoe County. Parts extend into Adams and Douglas Counties. Where you were arrested determines your court.
Visit the Aurora city website for municipal information. The Aurora Municipal Court handles city violations. State-level DUI charges go to county courts.
The Aurora website provides information about city services and municipal court.
| Primary County | Arapahoe County (18th Judicial District) |
|---|---|
| Secondary Counties | Adams County (17th), Douglas County (18th) |
| Arapahoe Court | 303-649-6355 |
| Adams Court | 720-595-4000 |
Finding Aurora DUI Records
Finding Aurora DUI records requires knowing where the arrest occurred. Different counties maintain separate records. Check your citation or arrest paperwork for the location.
Arapahoe County cases go to Centennial. The court is at 7325 S. Potomac Street. Adams County cases go to Brighton. Douglas County cases go to Castle Rock.
Places to search for Aurora DUI records:
- Arapahoe County Court (most Aurora cases)
- Adams County Court (north Aurora)
- Douglas County Court (south Aurora)
- Aurora Police Department
The Colorado Judicial Branch portal covers all three counties. Visit jbits.courts.state.co.us to search online. You need an account to access records.
DUI Process in Aurora
Aurora Police enforce DUI laws across the city. They may use sobriety checkpoints. Field tests determine if arrest is warranted. Chemical tests measure blood alcohol content.
Colorado law under CRS 42-4-1301 sets BAC limits. A BAC of 0.08 or higher is DUI. A BAC between 0.05 and 0.08 is DWAI. Both are criminal offenses.
The Express Consent Law requires chemical testing. Refusal leads to license suspension. You have seven days to request a DMV hearing. This is separate from criminal court.
Your case goes to the county where arrest occurred. Each county has its own procedures. Penalties are consistent across Colorado. The location affects where you appear in court.
Aurora DUI Penalties
DUI penalties are consistent across Aurora's three counties. First offenses carry fines and license suspension. Alcohol education is typically required. Jail time is possible.
A BAC of 0.15 or higher brings Persistent Drunk Driver status. This requires Level II treatment. An ignition interlock device is mandatory. You must keep it for two years minimum.
Repeat offenders face harsher penalties. Second convictions mean mandatory jail. Third offenses become felonies. Insurance rates increase significantly.
Note: Penalties follow state law regardless of which Aurora court handles your case.
Getting Copies of Aurora DUI Records
Request records from the appropriate county court. Arapahoe County is most common for Aurora. Contact the clerk where your case was filed.
Fees vary by county. All charge per page for copies. Certified copies cost extra. Call ahead to confirm current rates.
DMV records are statewide. Access them at mydmv.colorado.gov. The Hearings Division at cdor.colorado.gov handles license suspension appeals.
Aurora County DUI Records
Aurora spans three counties. Each maintains separate court records. Find the county for your case based on where the arrest occurred.