Pueblo County

Bonds:

• Bond Appearance Form Word
• Bond Appearance Form PDF
• View Bond Definitions

Request a Transcript of a Court Hearing:

• Transcript Request Form - Completed forms for Pueblo County can be submitted in person or by email to 10CourtReporter@judicial.state.co.us

A Court Visitor is an individual appointed by the court, when a Petition for Appointment of Guardian and/or Conservator for Adult has been filed with the court. A Court Visitor will interview certain parties in these cases, known as protective proceedings, and report back to the court. It is a great opportunity to assist their community and the court. For more information please see Chief Justice Directive 04-05 or Court Visitors Information Sheet.

If you are interested in becoming a Court Visitor and would like to apply, please provide the following information and documentation: 

• A completed Court Visitor Application; Court Visitor Program Application
• A completed background check form; Release for Information Background Check
• A cover letter detailing your background and your qualifications to be a Court Visitor, i.e., background in the legal field, interviewing and investigation, social services, psychology, elder issues etc.

Find a Judicial Officer to Perform a Wedding Ceremony:

Before contacting a judicial officer to arrange a ceremony you must have a marriage license. To obtain a marriage license contact the Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder’s Office, located in the Pueblo County Courthouse, 215 W. 10th Street, Pueblo, Colorado 81003, (719) 583-6507 during the hours of 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, or visit the web site at www.co.pueblo.co.us/clerk/recording.

All wedding ceremonies are performed by appointment only and may include a fee outside of normal business hours. Please contact judicial staff at the numbers below to make an appointment with a judicial officer to perform a wedding ceremony. 

Judicial Officer:       Honorable Michelle Chostner   719-404-8890

Judicial Officer:       Honorable Amiel Markenson    719-404-8720
 

• County Court Civil Procedure - Div. 304