It’s today!
National Drug Take Back 10 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Bring unused/unwanted/outdated prescription meds to Pueblo County Sheriff’s PW station, 320 E. Joe Martinez Blvd; Rural Fire Station, 29912 U.S. Highway 50 E; Valley Health Mart Pharmacy, 4493 Bent Brothers Blvd.
Don’t let unused or expired prescription medications fall into the wrong hands. Bring them to our National Drug Take Back event tomorrow. Three locations in Pueblo County. Meds will be safely disposed in cooperation with the DEA.
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Our Detention Bureau reached a historic milestone earning 100% compliance on 398 standards for re-accreditation by the American Correctional Association. This is first time the agency attained 100% compliance on mandatory/non-mandatory standards. More at
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2/2 Accepting meds at 3 sites - PWest Sheriff's Substation, Pueblo Rural Fire Station, 29912 U.S. Highway 50 E, and Valley Health Mart Pharmacy in Colorado City. For more information on what is and is not accepted go to https://t.co/Zqn2XA5mpt
Time to look through your medicine cabinet and check for any outdated, unused or unwanted prescription medications and bring them to our Drug Take Back event this Saturday, Oct. 24. (1/2)
An investigation by one of our Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) detectives led to the arrest of Mark Scott, 53, for felony sexual exploitation of a child. Scott, who had lived in Pueblo, was arrested in Akron, Ohio by U.S. Marshals.
More at https://t.co/M4NF05cjOj
We're seeking information on the owner of this vehicle in a fraud case. It's a blue Kia Sportage, model year 2017-2019. License plate unknown. A female with long dark hair was driving vehicle. Any info call (719) 583-6250, reference #28345; Pueblo Crime Stoppers (719) 542-7867
Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Kyle Holman, 36, for felony arson after several witnesses saw him setting fires near an apartment complex on Sunday afternoon. Read more at
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Who knows these two?
We're seeking help identifying this woman and this man in connection with a theft case.
If you know who either of them is, call us at (719) 583-6250 and reference #29593, or call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at (719) 542-7867.
Happy Birthday to our amazing K9 Edo!
Today, we celebrate one of our hardest-working, most loyal four-legged partners, K9 Edo. Thank you, Edo, for your dedicated service and bravery. You are appreciated!
Join us in wishing K9 Edo a very happy birthday! 🎉🐾
Great News Pueblo County!
We have received a grant to continue our co-responder program. The program pairs a trained mental health professional with deputies on calls involving behavioral health needs. More at https://t.co/fWIwlu0K3k
Deputy W.W. Green
End of Watch: October 15, 1918
Today, we pause to remember and honor the life and service of Deputy Green. His dedicated service will never be forgotten.
We honor Deputy Green today and always.
Help us ID this man wanted in connection with a shoplifting incident at the Walmart in Pueblo West. He left in a silver Cadillac with Kansas license plates (unknown number). Know him, call us at (719) 583-6250 reference #28708 or Pueblo Crime Stoppers at (719) 542-7867.
Looking for a career of service?
We may have just the perfect job for you. We are now hiring detention deputies. Don't wait; the application deadline is Oct. 21. For more information, go to https://t.co/86rDTBVzoD
2/2 The proceeds go back to the students to support the school’s CTE programs & hands-on learning. Deputy Morey donated the dog houses back to the students, allowing them to resell them & raise more funds. Great job, Deputy Morey, for building a positive connection with students
Shoutout to Deputy Morey, a D70 School Resources Officer, for spearheading a great project supporting the students at Pleasant View Middle. Thanks to his efforts and the generosity of our amazing PCSO employees, we raised funds to purchase four student-made dog houses. (1/2)
Thanks to everyone who came out to support Law Enforcement and Bikers at Toy Bowl on Saturday. We also thank the officiating crew and everyone who made this Pueblo tradition a success again this year. While the outcome wasn’t in our favor (Bikers won 38-36), we had a great time.