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Pam Bacon

Pam Bacon

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Litigation , Regulation , Federal Tax Policy

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Total articles 806

  • Recorder’s Notes: Skip the trip to the motor vehicle office

    By Pam Bacon| Sterling Journal-Advocate Verified As the weather is warmer and spring is here, use the online services to “Skip the Trip” to the Logan County Motor Vehicle Office. Our hectic lives have turned us into a culture of convenience. No one wants to wait in line when a few cell phone taps will do the job. The same is true about your local motor vehicle office, especially as the weather is nice and you have better things to do; Coloradans get the itch to be outside where it is nice and warm.

    By Pam Bacon · Sterling Journal-Advocate

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Recorder’s Notes: Vehicle registration and license plates

    By Pam Bacon| Sterling Journal-Advocate Verified First-Time Vehicle RegistrationCustomers who recently purchased a vehicle through a Colorado dealership and have received the “title complete notice” postcard in mail, can complete their first-time vehicle registration online through myDMV in the Vehicle Services tab. If you purchase your vehicle in a private sale from a third party, you will need to visit Logan County Motor Vehicle Office to change the title and plate the vehicle.

    By Pam Bacon · Sterling Journal-Advocate

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Recorder’s Notes: Skip the trip to the motor vehicle office

    By Pam Bacon| Sterling Journal-Advocate Verified As the weather is warmer and spring is here, use the online services to “Skip the Trip” to the Logan County Motor Vehicle Office. Our hectic lives have turned us into a culture of convenience. No one wants to wait in line when a few cell phone taps will do the job. The same is true about your local motor vehicle office, especially as the weather is nice and you have better things to do; Coloradans get the itch to be outside where it is nice and warm.

    By Pam Bacon · Sterling Journal-Advocate

    Apr. 16, 2025

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