Deputies educated students at Bill Childress Elementary on drug dangers during the Red Ribbon Campaign, emphasizing healthy choices and resistance to drugs.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies attended a "Trunk or Treat" event at Tornillo Middle School, where they handed out candy and interacted with students.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies presented on drug awareness at Idea Edgemere High School, informing students about the effects of drugs and demonstrating law enforcement equipment and responsibilities.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office opens applications for its Volunteer Wildland Fire Crew Academy, a six-week course for firefighting skills, running February to March 2025. Applicants must meet requirements and commit to volunteer hours.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted its second annual "Trunk or Treat" event, where families enjoyed treats from decorated police vehicles in a community-building exercise at Dr. Applegate Park.

The Doña Ana County Emergency Rental Assistance Program is concluding at the end of 2024, after distributing most of its $34 million grant to aid renters impacted by COVID-19.

Sheriff's deputies played a friendly soccer match with Clint Early College Academy students to fundraise for the school's team and strengthen community relations.

Detective Marissa Williams of the El Paso Sheriff's Office won the IACP 40 Under 40 Award for her achievements, including solving a major fraud case and her community involvement.

Las Cruces will host its 28th annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov 9 to honor "Veteran First Responders" starting at 11 a.m., with ceremonies and street closures planned to facilitate the event.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided a "Day in the Life" program for high school students, offering hands-on law enforcement experiences, mentorship, and real-world insights into the field.

Las Cruces Public Libraries and AARP are hosting an anti-fraud presentation in the Roadrunner Room at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library to educate the public on scam prevention.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of Zulu, a horse from its Mounted Unit, who was euthanized due to severe colic. Zulu was a valued member of the community, involved in various services and events.

Las Cruces law enforcement collected 133 stray shopping carts in a two-day effort, preceding the enforcement of a new ordinance criminalizing their abandonment.