The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a series of community engagement events named Lunchbox Lemonade, providing free refreshments and facilitating conversations about safety and law enforcement.

Las Cruces Police Department will host a 'Bridging the Badge' livestream on April 15 to discuss the Traffic Unit's role, aiming to connect with the community.

Coronado High School's Speech and Debate team equips students with confidence and skills useful for many careers. Students like Alejandro Martinez Diaz attribute their ability to articulate and engage in political discussions to the team's training.

Las Cruces Police's Community Outreach unit scheduled an initiative on April 10 to address local issues like vandalism and panhandling to improve community quality of life.

Canutillo High School's Stage Players advanced to the Regional UIL 5A One-Act Play competition with their production of "Amadeus," earning top distinctions and technical awards.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduces a monthly Board Game Day every third Sunday at the Branigan Library for community engagement and strategy games.

UTEP's annual Project MOVE attracted over 650 volunteers contributing 4,000 hours to local service initiatives, including a residence revamp with Rebuilding Together El Paso.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies participated in the 3rd Annual Easter Eggstravaganza to engage with the community and build relationships in the Village of Vinton.

El Paso County hosts the 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt with activities, free food, and games at Veterans Park on April 12, 2025, from 10 AM to 12 PM. Sheriff Ugarte invites the community to join.

El Paso ISD students are participating in the VITA program to offer free tax preparation for locals, providing service to the community and gaining financial literacy skills.

El Paso County officials led a ceremony to honor crime victims, reading their names as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, emphasizing remembrance and solidarity.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted 'Lunch with Cops' to improve youth-police relations and discuss the importance of mental health awareness in law enforcement.

Deputies from Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station visited Tornillo Head Start students for community outreach, showing equipment and encouraging positive perceptions of law enforcement.