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Matthew Volk was promoted to the rank of lieutenant; he was joined by his wife, children and extended family. Volk told the gathering he felt \"very blessed to be here\" and thanked his family and colleagues for support during the promotional process. He noted he finished the promotional list with a cumulative score of 92.4 and described his service history in the office, which the presenter summarized as including patrol assignments across all three area commands, roles in field services and records management supervision, and service in the canine unit.

Deputy Vincent Harrison was promoted to sergeant. The ceremony noted Harrison began with the office in June 2014 and has worked in patrol, headquarters criminal investigations, a federal child‑exploitation and human‑trafficking task force and as a special weapons and tactics operator. Presenters cited his roles as a field training officer, use‑of‑force instructor and other specialty assignments; prior nominations and commendations read at the ceremony included a life‑saving award and letters of commendation related to task‑force investigations that led to rescues of minor victims.

Deputy Natasha Nieto was also promoted to sergeant. The presenter said Nieto joined the office in June 2015 and has worked in violent crimes, homicide, field services and criminal investigations, and has held instructor and investigator roles. Major Anderson pinned Nieto's badge and Nieto thanked the command staff and family in brief remarks, acknowledging violent‑crimes colleagues who supported her development.

Sheriff John Allen was not present at the ceremony after falling ill following travel to Washington, D.C.; ceremony staff said he \"was here in spirit.\" Major and undersheriff staff participated in pinning and remarks.

Clarifying details: the promotions were ceremonial appointments announced at the event; the transcript records the promotional outcomes and acceptance remarks but does not record a formal board vote or ordinance. Family members and colleagues were present for pinning and photographs. The ceremony included explicit thanks to unit supervisors, specialty team members and task forces that supported the promoted deputies' careers.

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The ceremony recognized CSA Luis Torres as civilian of the fourth quarter; Deputy Jonathan Skraw as uniform deputy of the fourth quarter; Deputy Alexander Apodaca as nonuniform deputy of the fourth quarter; Danielle Sadio (name announced at the ceremony; a nomination memo referenced “Miss Cedillo”) as civilian of the year; Deputy Jonathan Skraw as uniform deputy of the year; and Deputy Steve Aldridge as nonuniform deputy of the year. The presentations included summaries of nominees’ actions and nomination memos read at the ceremony.

The awards signal internal recognition of investigative productivity and community‑safety work. For example, the nomination read for Deputy Jonathan Skraw credited him with 98 arrests (86 felonies), recovery of three firearms, 19 traffic stops, 401 person contacts and clearing 36 warrants during Metro unit operations; the presenter said those figures represented roughly 46% of warrants cleared during Metro unit activities and 33% of Metro unit arrests for the period cited. A nomination read for the civilian award noted that the staff member identified as Miss Cedillo entered 7,686 felony warrants in 2023, which the presenter said equated to about 60% of the unit’s felony warrant entries that year and roughly 57% so far this year.

The citation for Deputy Alexander Apodaca described a multidisciplinary response that engaged multiple units to address repeated calls involving a juvenile in possession of firearms; the memo credited his coordination with helping ensure the safety of the juvenile and family. The citation for Deputy Steve Aldridge summarized an off‑duty life‑saving intervention while Aldridge was participating in an out‑of‑state duathlon: he performed nearly eight minutes of CPR until other participants and emergency medical crews arrived and an AED restored a heartbeat; the presenter said the individual later survived and received a stent.

Nomination sources were read aloud by ceremony staff; nominators named in the presentations included Sergeant Cardellon (CSA Luis Torres), Sergeant Daniel Skartwed (Deputy Skraw) and Chief Deputy David Funes (Detective Apodaca). Erin Klein was named as the civilian supervisor who submitted the nomination referenced for the civilian of the year, though the ceremony used two different surnames in readings of that nominee (see clarification below).

The awards portion concluded with an invitation to light refreshments and photographs in the lobby.

Clarifying details: the ceremony presenter read nomination memos and supplied the numerical totals cited above; no formal vote or public hearing accompanied the awards. The ceremony announcement used the name Danielle Sadio for the civilian of the year but the nomination memo excerpt read at the event referred to “Miss Cedillo”; the transcript gave both references and did not resolve the discrepancy.

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Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office promotes Matthew Volk to lieutenant; Harrison and Nieto advanced to sergeant

Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office presents fourth‑quarter and year‑end awards to deputies and civilian staff