Happy New Year from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office! Thank you for your partnerships and support throughout the past year. We wish you a safe, healthy, and prosperous year head. | Alameda County Sheriff's Office

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office recently participated in 'Guardians of the Bay 2025, a vital two-day, multi-jurisdiction maritime security training exercise. The intense exercises served as critical tests of our readiness to maintain public safety during large-scale events or unexpected critical incidents. Our response teams pushed their physical and mental limits and, most importantly, enhanced our ability to collaborate seamlessly as regional partners. Scenarios like these help us identify

We’re excited to share that our hiring process updates are completed, and we are accepting applications for Deputy Sheriff Recruit, Deputy Sheriff I (Academy Graduate), and Deputy Sheriff II (Lateral). Please visit our website for more information and to apply today! | Alameda County Sheriff's Office

ACSO UAV Team is in Butte County to help map devastated areas and provide real time information to the community and emergency responders. | Alameda County Sheriff's Office

COPS is back Friday night with an all new episode, featuring Riverside County Sheriff's Department Alameda County Sheriff's Office and Spokane Valley Police Department. #copstv #mclovin #superbad #ifkyk #riverside #alameda #spokanevalley #copstv #police #sheriff #cops #reels | COPS

HIT AND RUN UPDATE - WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO The Alameda County Sheriff's Office still needs your help in identifying the suspect from the February 11, 2023, hit and run at the First Presbyterian Church on Grove Way in Castro Valley that left a 77-year-old woman injured. The suspect vehicle is believed to be a mid-2010s Nissan Altima and not a Nissan Sentra as previously reported. The investigation is ongoing. Please call Sheriff's Dispatch at 510-667-7721 or our Anonymous Tip Line at (510) 667-3

As the graduates of the 176th Academy of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office Regional Training Center wrap up their first week as California peace officers, we wish them continued success and look forward to witnessing their contributions to the communities they serve. Participating Agencies: Alameda County Sheriff’s Office Albany Police Department- California Antioch Police Department BART Police Department East Palo Alto Police Department Milpitas Police Department San Leandro Police Departmen