The Teller County Sheriff’s Office is proud and humbled to receive a Certificate of Appreciation today from the Wings and Warriors organization of Colorado for our role in the Chateau Fire response. The award was presented to Sgt. Eric Hellman (pictured). He graciously accepted the award on behalf of the agency. We are pleased that we have such high support from our community and vow to continue to provide excellent service to our citizens and we appreciate the important w

The attached letter is posted at the request of Teller County Public Works. Please direct any questions or comments to Fred Clifford, Teller County Public Works Director, at (719) 687-8812.

Listen to #TCSO Sheriff Jason Mikesell’s guest appearance on the @IngrahamAngle radio show tomorrow (8/29/18) between 9:30a-10:45a on Westwood One radio network stations to discuss his stance on cooperating with #ICE #immigrationpolicy on one of these stations:

Teller County, CO, August 20, 2018– Late yesterday, District Court Judge Linda Billings-Vela entered an order denying the ACLU’s motion for a preliminary injunction against Sheriff Jason Mikesell. The Sheriff’s position is that he has the legal authority to cooperate with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and detain persons for whom ICE has issued a detainer request and a warrant for the arrest of alien. The judge’s order allows the Sheriff to continue cooperating wi

The Teller County Sheriff's Office responds to many requests and challenges to the law enforcement lip-sync challenge. All songs are copyright by the original artists.

Good Morning Teller County! El Pomar Foundation, El Paso County, and the City of Colorado Springs asked Teller County Administration to pass along information to those who have been impacted by the Severe Weather that we have been experiencing. People who live, work in, or were visiting the damaged area can qualify for financial assistance where other financial support is not available from federal, state and insurance. Individual grants are available to help cover any costs.

Teller County, CO, on August 3, 2018 – The Teller County Sheriff’s Office is wanting to communicate that missing juvenile Angel Lucero, missing from Cripple Creek, CO has been located in Laredo City, Texas. The Laredo City, TX police department located Lucero and is now conducting a sexual assault investigation that apparently occurred in their jurisdiction. It is unknown at the time of this release if a suspect is in custody. In our support of Laredo City Police Department’s

Teller County, CO, on August 3, 2018 – The Teller County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 15-year old girl who is considered to be endangered. Angel Lucero, pictured below, was last seen at the Teller County Fairgrounds near Cripple Creek, CO on Wednesday, August 1, 2018 at about 5:30pm. Lucero is a white female, brown eyes, approximately 5’4” and 120 pounds. She has long (just past shoulder length) bleached-blonde hair with dark roots. Luce

Angel Lucero, a 15 year old female was last seen wearing pink and blue spandex pants and a white top, She is approximately 5' 6" and 140. pounds. She has dyed blonde hair. She does not have a cell phone and is very shy. Last seen sitting on steps of the main building Cripple Creek Fairgrounds on Wednesday August 1 at 4:00 p.m. If you have seen Angel or have any information as to her location, please contact the Teller County Sheriff's Office at 719-687-9652.