El Paso County Sheriff’s Statement Commemorating Veterans Day 2025

Recently, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office partnered with TESSA to support domestic violence survivors throughout the Pikes Peak region, donating $4206.48 raised through the sale of purple awareness patches and keychains. “Domestic violence impacts individuals, families, and communities throughout our region. As a law enforcement agency, we see the devastating effects of abuse and understand the importance of supporting

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office (EPSO) is recruiting community-minded volunteers for its third Sheriff’s Posse Academy, scheduled for Spring 2027. The program provides residents with specialized training to support deputies and assist with public safety operations in non-sworn volunteer roles throughout El Paso County. Sheriff’s Posse members help expand the Sheriff’s Office’s ability to serve the community, support law

On September 23, 2026, El Paso County Code Enforcement contacted the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office regarding several homeless encampments on private property near East Las Vegas Street (under the Marin Luther King Jr. bypass) in unincorporated El Paso County. Deputies assigned to the Support Services Section of the Law Enforcement Bureau responded to the area, contacted individuals staying at

Last week, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office celebrated two deputies’ graduation from the Special Response Team (SRT) Academy. The deputies completed a demanding 50-hour program that included an oral board process, rigorous physical fitness requirements, an obstacle course, and extensive classroom and scenario-based instruction. “As someone who served on SRT for several years, I understand firsthand the commitment, discipline,