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08/30/2024
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08/28/2024

A great surprise at Alamosa High School on Tuesday when Erika Henderson was presented with the Educator Highlight Award by Adams State School of Education. Congratulations, Mrs. Henderson!

08/27/2024

For Immediate Release
Monday, August 26, 2024
Alamosa Police Department News Release

Alamosa, CO – 2024 Dale Ruff Protector Award
On Friday, August 23, Detective Brandon Bertsch, Alamosa Police Department was recognized by Tu Casa, Inc. with the Dale Ruff Protector Award for his work and diligence in investigating a violent sexual assault that resulted in the perpetrator receiving a multi decade prison sentence. Detective Bertsch was nominated by District Attorney Anne Kelly and staff from Tu Casa, Inc. for his work in holding a violent predator accountable.
The Dale Ruff Protector of Children Award was created in 2018 in honor and memory of the late Chief, Dale Ruff, of Sanford Police Department. Chief Ruff is remembered as a supporter of the SLV Child Advocacy Center model and for his kindness towards those he served as a police officer. The recipients of this award are nominated by their peers and Multi-Disciplinary Team Members. This year, Tu Casa appropriately renamed this award as the Dale Ruff Protector Award, so we may honor the diligent work our Law Enforcement partners provide to both children and adult survivors throughout the San Luis Valley.
In recognizing Detective Bertsch, Tu Casa, Inc noted the following:
“Detective Bertsch has been a law enforcement officer serving the Alamosa area for 10 years. Recently, Detective Bertsch investigated an adult sexual assault case that resulted in convictions of a violent r**e and assault with a multiple decade long prison sentence for the perpetrator. Detective Bertsch not only investigated this case ethically and with intention, but he offered the victim kindness and support throughout the entire process, reminding the victim of their worth and dignity, while making them feel safe and valued. Because of Detective Bertsch’s dedication and passion for this case, this survivor was able to obtain justice, reconnect with family and support systems, and graduate from substance abuse treatment successfully. The words of this survivor encapsulate what drives Detective Bertsch every day he serves his community: “You literally saved my life. Thank you for protecting me. Thank you for sticking with me when I couldn't stick up for myself”.”

08/26/2024

Alamosa, CO – On Saturday, August 24, 2024 at approximately 0730 hours, Officers with the Alamosa Police Department were notified of a theft that occurred throughout three blocks of the downtown district in the early morning hours of August 24th. Officers were advised that 25 Pride flags were stolen from the downtown district. Officers have recovered 3 flags at this time but are still missing 22 flags valued at approximately $563.00 . This is an ongoing investigation which is currently being investigated as a Biased Motivated Crime.

The Alamosa Police Department is asking the community for assistance in identifying the subject in the photograph.

If you can identify this person of interest, please contact Alamosa Police through CSP dispatch at 719-589-5807 or our admin line at 719-589-2548.

08/21/2024

Strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible across northern portions of south central and southeast Colorado today. Large hail up to around 1 inch, damaging gusts to around 60 mph, and heavy rainfall will be possible with the stronger storms. Keep a close eye on the weather and seek shelter indoors if thunderstorms threaten.

08/20/2024

The Monte Vista Police Department hosted the All Valley Law Enforcement Meeting, today.

Today’s meeting involved agencies from around the valley, including, Center Police Department, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Alamosa Police Department, Alamosa County Sheriff’s Office, ATF, DEA, Mineral County Sheriff’s Office, Colorado State Patrol, Manassa Police Department, Colorado Parole, South Fork Police Department, Sanford Marshal Department and the 12th Judicial District Attorney’s Office.

These meetings bring local, state and federal agencies together, to share information and ensure continued collaborative efforts in combating crime within the valley. Successful public safety involves these agencies working together to achieve common goals for our respective communities.

08/17/2024
Cattails hosts the Alamosa Invitational today with several high school teams in attendance.
08/16/2024

Cattails hosts the Alamosa Invitational today with several high school teams in attendance.

08/16/2024

Just after 4pm, 15th August, 2024, the Monte Vista Police Department were dispatched to Rickey Place, Monte Vista, for a report of a dog attack.

However, after arrival on scene, officers determined that at least one female party had injuries consistent with knife wounds and she was transported to hospital by attending EMS, shortly afterwards.

Monte Vista Police Detectives are currently investigating and liaising with the 12th Judicial District Attorney’s Office regarding the incident.

The investigation is ongoing and further details will be released when deemed appropriate by investigating agencies and the 12th Judicial District Attorney’s Office.

There is no further threat to public safety relating to this incident.. Please stay clear of the area to allow a thorough investigation.

***All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law***

08/15/2024
08/13/2024

Don't miss either Colorado treasure Jon Chandler and his big voice and big western songs, or the Tejas Brothers, who are more fun than you've probably ever had at a concert!   Society Hall Update - It

08/13/2024
Early morning collision kills seven horses A tragic traffic accident in the pre-dawn hours of Wednesday morning resulted...
08/08/2024

Early morning collision kills seven horses
A tragic traffic accident in the pre-dawn hours of Wednesday morning resulted in the death of seven horses on a stretch of highway between La Jara and Sanford in Conejos County.
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