Pueblo County Sheriff's Office

09/11/2026

We must never forget the events of September 11, 2001.
It’s been 25 years since our country changed forever.
Today we remember those whose lives were taken, those heroes who answered the call, and those whose lives have been changed forever.
Twenty-five years later, we will never forget.

09/10/2026

Ready to start a new chapter in your career?
We’re looking for motivated individuals to join our PCSO team as Detention Deputies.
No law enforcement experience? No problem. If you’re 21 or older, have a high school diploma or GED, and a valid driver’s license, you can apply.
Don’t wait. The application deadline is September 27.
For more information on the job and how to apply, go to
www.pueblosheriff.com/DocumentCenter/View/3987/Detention-Deputy-09-26?bidId=

09/09/2026

Sometimes our deputies protect more than just our community. Many times they protect tiny paws too.
While patrolling through the rural roads in eastern Pueblo County today, Lt. Josh Rude spotted a tiny kitten abandoned on the road.
Lt. Rude didn’t hesitate. He stopped and safely rescued the little furball, getting it out of harm's way. The kitty is now being well cared for and, as you can imagine, is receiving lots of love and cuddles.
This is more than just a cute moment. It's another example of the compassion and kindness our deputies bring to work every day.
Thank you, Lt. Rude, for creating a purrfect ending to this situation.

09/09/2026

Congratulations to our Special Investigations Detectives, who, along with several Pueblo Police officers, were recognized by representatives from 3SI for their outstanding work on armed robberies that occurred in the community.
Our detectives, along with Pueblo PD, were commended for their investigative work that led to the apprehension of suspects following a robbery at an Alta Convenience Store.

09/09/2026

Huge shoutout to Lisa and Ken Guagliardo for spoiling our K9s and our deputies too!
The Guagliardos generously donated basketfuls of toys, tasty snacks, and many thoughtful pet accessories for the four-legged deputies – Loki, Gunner, Zeus, and Edo. 🦴
They also gifted our K9 handlers and patrol deputies with mountains of food, snacks, drinks, desserts, and other super useful goodies. 🍇🍪🔦
We appreciate your generosity and thoughtfulness. Your kindness brought plenty of smiles and tail wags.
🐾Paws down, Lisa and Ken, you are the best! 💙🖤

09/07/2026

We take a moment today to honor the hard work and dedication of workers in our community.
Thank you to everyone working today, especially our law enforcement and other First Responders. Your work does not go unnoticed.
For those who have the day off, we wish you a relaxing and safe day.
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office is closed today; however, all emergency services are still available.

09/06/2026

In celebration of the Colorado State Fair and Colorado’s 150th anniversary, Pueblo County Sheriff’s employees have been rocking their best cowboy hats.
From patrol to detention to civilian staff, we’ve been saddling up for the celebration after Sheriff David J. Lucero allowed for employees to wear cowboy hats throughout the duration of the fair in celebration of Colorado and Pueblo’s western heritage
Giddy-up – Happy State Fair and Happy Birthday Colorado! 🌟🐎

09/06/2026

🎉🌺 Fiesta Day Fun! 🌺🎉
We are proud to have been part of this year’s Colorado State Fair Fiesta Day Parade!
A huge thank you to everyone who lined the streets, waved, cheered, and celebrated Pueblo’s rich Hispanic heritage with us.
Have a safe and happy Fiesta Day!

09/05/2026

UPDATE: Pueblo County Coroner identifies remains found Sept. 1 as missing Pueblo West man Adam Armstrong.

09/04/2026

Great news regarding FEMA Public Assistance for Aspen Acres Fire recovery.

This is welcome news for Pueblo County and an important milestone in our recovery from the Aspen Acres Fire.

President Trump has approved FEMA Public Assistance for communities impacted by this devastating fire. We are waiting on the details of the approval, but this is encouraging news for Pueblo County and our residents. The assistance can help support critical recovery work, including debris removal, emergency response, damaged roads, water systems, utilities and other essential public infrastructure.

We are grateful to everyone who sent letters, made calls and advocated for our community. Your voices mattered.

As the Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners, we will continue working with our state and federal partners to make sure Pueblo County receives every available resource to support our recovery.

But our work is not finished. Families lost homes, property and livelihoods, and additional assistance remains under review.

Our recovery continues, and Pueblo County will continue standing together.