Several law enforcement agencies operating in El Paso County will increase enforcement of expired and unregistered vehicles from Sunday to April 11, according to a news release by the county’s Sheriff’s Office.

El Paso County Sheriff Joe Roybal promised a “surge of enforcement” by increasing the focus on identifying non-compliant vehicles, he stated in the release.

The Sheriff’s Office will conduct the operation alongside the Colorado Springs Police Department, Colorado State Patrol, Monument Police Department, Fountain Police Department and the Palmer Lake Police Department.

The seven-day period of increased enforcement will attempt to address some of what the release calls the “substantial share” of Colorado’s non-compliant vehicles that traverse the state’s most populous county.

Residents can visit the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s website for information on vehicle registration services.