Liability claims arise when a citizen or other private entity believes that a State employee or department is responsible for monetary damages the citizen experienced. The loss arises from an accident or other unexpected event, and causes an injury or property damage that costs the citizen a monetary loss. In Colorado, there is only one method of filing a claim with the state. The citizen or private entity must mail a written claim to the Attorney General's office.
For more information on that process, please download one of our claim forms below.
Submit a Claim Status of a Claim
Additional Resources
State Incident Report Forms
- New Claim Information Form
- If you are a State employee reporting an accident in a State vehicle, please see the State Fleet forms page to find the vehicle accident report form.
Questions? Contact the Liability Claims Manager or 303-866-4277.
- State Vehicle Insurance Information Cards and Order Forms
State employees, please use these forms for ordering insurance replacement cards for your state vehicle.
Driving Standards Universal Policy
The Driving Standards Universal Policy, effective March 31, 2025, sets clear expectations for State employees operating state-owned vehicles to ensure safety on Colorado roads. This policy mandates adherence to State Fleet Management and agency-specific guidelines and the utilization of telematics where applicable. Drivers must maintain a valid, non-restricted Colorado driver license, obey traffic laws, and be able to safely operate a motor vehicle. To be eligible to drive a State-owned vehicle, employees must hold a valid Colorado driver’s license within 30 days of employment or residency change and meet specific driving record criteria. Agencies are responsible for enforcing this policy and annually reviewing driver license records. For more detailed information, please refer to the full Driving Standards Universal Policy document.