File for or check the status of an elevator/escalator conveyance permit within the City and County of Denver specifically (as opposed to statewide Colorado OPS)
domain: denvergov.org — Denver Fire Department Conveyance Program · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the equipment is within Denver's home-rule jurisdiction, where Denver Fire Department's Fire Prevention Division — not state OPS — manages conveyance permitting
Create/use an Accela Citizen Access (Denver's e-permit system) account, then select 'Conveyance' to start a new application or search existing ones
Submit the application with required plans/specifications; Denver reviews applications in the order received and issues fees upon approval
Pay assessed fees to receive record documents by email, and note conveyances must be renewed annually with a Denver-issued notification
For Certificates of Operation, confirm the required third-party private inspection and the requirement that testing be completed roughly 60 days ahead of the scheduled periodic inspection, per Denver Fire Department guidance
Known gotchas
Denver is a separate, delegated AHJ from Colorado's statewide OPS Conveyance Program — do not use the OPS database for a Denver-jurisdiction device or vice versa
The Accela portal requires account registration and may need pop-ups enabled/alternate browsers per Denver's own troubleshooting note
Annual renewal notifications are pushed by Denver via email — a missed renewal isn't necessarily visible without checking the Accela account directly
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