Westbound Alameda is closed at Rio Grande due to a crash. There are no major injuries at this time.

Both directions of 2nd Street are closed at Tyler Road due to a crash that brought down a utility pole across all lanes of traffic. Please avoid the area and use 4th Street as an alternate route.

The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is urgently requesting the public’s assistance in locating 17-year-old Makayla Manzanares. Makayla was last seen in on June 9, 2026 the area of Meade Pl SW wearing a brown tan tank top and black shorts. Due to the circumstances of her disappearance, law enforcement is concerned for her safety.

Northbound Isleta at Blake is reduced to one lane due to a 4 vehicle crash. Please use caution if driving in the area.

Due to construction Eastbound I-40 near the Tijeras exit is experiencing heavy traffic. If you are traveling in the area please expect delays.

Westbound Passover del Norte is reduced to one lane due to a brush fire. @BernCoFire is on scene.

Broadway is closed in both directions between Rio Bravo and Prosperity due to a fire. @BernCoFire is on scene. Please use an alternate route. This is expected to be an extended closure.

Both directions of NM-217 are closed at NM-333 due to a 4 vehicle crash. There are no major injuries reported at this time.

Today, members of the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office proudly participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics New Mexico, joining law enforcement agencies from across the state in support of an incredible cause. Each year, it is an honor to carry the Flame of Hope and stand alongside the athletes, families, volunteers, and supporters who make Special Olympics possible. The Torch Run represents far more than a run—it symbolizes courage, determination, inclusion, and the unwavering spirit of the athletes we proudly support. We are grateful for the opportunity to participate in this tradition and help raise awareness for Special Olympics New Mexico. Thank you to everyone who came out to support the event and the remarkable athletes who continue to inspire us all.

More than a workout. More than a challenge. This week, our cadets took on “The Murph” — a workout commonly completed on Memorial Day to honor the sacrifices of our nation’s fallen heroes. Named after Navy SEAL Lt. Michael Murphy, the workout serves as a reminder of the courage, commitment, and selflessness of those who gave everything in service to our country. These cadets pushed themselves in honor of the men and women who serve our country and protect our communities. Their dedication, discipline, and sacrifice are the inspiration behind every rep, every mile, and every step forward. Strength built through purpose. Service inspired by heroes.

Today, we pause to remember Lieutenant William Sibrava — a devoted leader, protector, and public servant whose courage and sacrifice continue to inspire the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office. On May 27, 1994, Lieutenant Sibrava was tragically killed in the line of duty while attempting to serve an involuntary mental commitment order. Even after being mortally wounded, he acted with extraordinary bravery, returning fire and protecting those around him until his final moments. Lieutenant Sibrava dedicated 19 years of honorable service to the citizens of Bernalillo County and was just one year away from retirement. He was 51 years old. Though decades have passed, his legacy remains woven into the fabric of this agency. We honor his sacrifice, remember his service, and will never forget the price he paid in the line of duty. End of Watch: May 27, 1994 Gone, but never forgotten.

Eastbound I-40 is reduced to one lane near the Tijeras exit due to a crash. Please remember to slow down and move over for crews on scene.

Not everyone is built for this. But if you are — your future starts now. The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) is hosting FREE, stress-free Hiring Workshops designed to guide you through every step of the process. Whether you’re just getting started or need help navigating the next phase, this workshop gives you the tools and confidence to move forward. What to Expect: • Step-by-step guidance on the application process • Insight into the polygraph, interviews, psychological exam, and background investigation • Physical fitness test preparation tips • Study materials and insider advice from recruiters • Opportunity to ask questions and get real answers Take the Next Step: Get hands-on help starting your application and connect directly with BCSO recruiters who are here to support your journey. Location: 3801 Broadway Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Spots are limited! Register today by calling or texting (505) 804-0000 Start your path. Serve your community. Join BCSO.