Community Information Bulletin

The following information is provided in an effort to keep the citizens of Yuma County informed of monthly activities and statistics for the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office.
 

Community Events

During September 2026, the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office participated in the following community events:

9/11 Memorial Run
On Saturday, September 12, 2026, the YCSO participated with a 5k run/walk, an information booth with refreshments, and the Bearcat armored vehicle was displayed. This event was organized by the Travis Manion Foundation and took place at the Colorado River State Historic Park.

Chamber of Commerce Community Expo
On Saturday, September 12, 2026, Sheriff’s Office deputy and public information officer participated in the Community Expo, which took place at the Yuma Civic Center. The officers hosted an information booth with brochures and interactive materials about services and career options.

Z93 Sex Offender Notification Segment
On Monday, September 14, 2026, a Sheriff’s Office public safety corporal participated in a segment with Z93 radio station to provide information about sex offender notifications. During the segment, the corporal discussed the registration process, risk classification levels, and the type of information available to the public.

Sunrise Optimist Club Respect for Law
On Wednesday, September 16, 2026, Sheriff’s Office public safety sergeant and deputy attended a breakfast hosted by Sunrise Optimist Club in connection with the Respect for Law program. During the event, Deputy Bell was recognized with the Optimist International Law Enforcement Award and presented with a certificate in recognition of his service.

Yuma County Career Fair
On Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the Sheriff’s Office participated in the Career Fair, which was held at the Yuma County Administration Services building.  YCSO Human Resources staff and officers hosted an information booth with engaging visuals, brochures, and provided information about career opportunities and the hiring process.


Administration Bureau

Civil Department

Services provided in September 2026:

Documents Received for Service 392
Attempts to Serve Legal Documents 312
Legal Documents Served 219
Fingerprints 64

Records Department

Records processed in September 2026:

Reports Merged 1720
Reports Processed for Court 164
Victim Notifications Received 273
Impound Vehicles 1
Impound Releases 3
Validations 132
Requests for Records Completed 525
Records Checks Completed 193
Scanned/Imported Documents 3,694
Data Entry 142
Jacket Consolidations 1

Sex Offenders

YCSO Records Department is responsible for registering sex offenders who reside in Yuma County. This includes new registrations, address changes and/or updates, and confirming offenders that have moved out of the area.

Sex offenders processed in September 2026:

New Registered Offenders 7
Moved out of Yuma County 4
Information Updates 56
Community Notifications 3
Compliance Checks 50
Incarcerated 12
Living in Yuma County 349
Pending Level Assessment 1
Level L&M 50
Level 1 133
Level 2 93
Level 3 72

 

Detention Bureau

Inmate Population

Yuma County Detention Center Inmate Population in September 2026:


Average Inmate Population 335
Adult Male 276
Adult Female 56
Juvenile Male 3
Juvenile Female 0
Sentenced Inmates Housed 27


Inmates Admitted 454
Adult Male 327
Adult Female 126
Juvenile Male 1
Juvenile Female 0
Average Bookings Per Day 15


Inmates Released 433
Adult Male 323
Adult Female 108
Juvenile Male 2
Juvenile Female 0
Average Released Per Day 14

 

Patrol Bureau

Patrol officer incident responses in September 2026:

  Month YTD
Motor Vehicle Collisions 81 722
Fatal Collisions 0 10
Injury Collisions 27 162
Injury Collisions Alcohol 0 12
Non Injury Collisions 39 402
Non Injury Collisions Alcohol 1 19
Private Property Collisions 14 117

Traffic Citations 550 7,179
Citations 96 1,135
DUI 2 50
Incidents 144 1,601
Repair Orders 38 775
Warnings 261 3,593

Total Incidents 11,834 79,998
Average Calls Per Day 394  

Communications Department (Dispatch)

The YCSO Communications Department dispatches calls for the Sheriff’s Office, Yuma County Animal Control, Wellton Police Department, Tacna Fire Department, Martinez Lake Fire Department, and Tri-Valley Ambulance.

Calls for service in September 2026:

Incoming Calls 7,903
Admin Calls 5,941
911 Calls 1,962
Outgoing Calls 2,051

Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) Calls 13,026
Calls for Service 12,031
Other Agencies 995

Foothills Substation

Substation services provided in September 2026:

Walk-In Customers 190
Vacation Notifications 3
Records Report Request Received 16
Records Report Request Completed 14
Records Checks Received 1
Civil Documents Received 1
Notary Services 4

 

Narcotics Task Force

Officer incident responses in September 2026:

Incidents 5
Arrests Male 3
Arrests Female 0
Contraband 0
Distribution/Sales Charges 2
Possession Charges 7

Drug Seizures Qty Street Value
Cocain 0.5 Grams $25.00
Fentanyl 0 Units $0.00
Marijuana 0 Grams $0.00
Methamphetamine 41.8 Grams $418.00

Non-Drug Seizures Qty
Currency $293.00
Firearms 24
Drug Paraphernalia Items 11
Vehicles 0

 

Sheriff’s Office League of Volunteers

The Sheriff's Office League of Volunteers (SOLV) donate hours to YCSO and the community.

Hours donated and event participation in September 2026:

  Month YTD Hours
Total Hours Donated 464 4,614
Civilian Volunteer 106.5 2,366
Explorer 64 540
Posse 0 395
Reserve Deputy 179.5 609.5
Search & Rescue 114 703.5

Events:

  • 9/11 Memorial Run, Sep 12

Call-Outs:

  • 3 Call-outs
 

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