Stories tagged with Chris Naranjo

Chris Naranjo retired from the Southern Ute Police department on Friday, Nov. 5. Chris Naranjo worked as a police officer for 29 years and worked for the Tribe a little over 26 years. During his time at SUPD, he has worked his way up from patrol officer, community resource officer, dispatch, sergeant, criminal investigator, acting chief, and lieutenant.

Fri Nov 19th, 2021

Naranjo retires from SUPD after serving 29 years

Kristen Maulsby with SUPD stands at attention, during a formal vehicle inspection by the Tribe’s Chairman.

Fri May 24th, 2019

Dedicated to Law Enforcement

Chris Naranjo, working as a patrol sergeant for SUPD, stands with his daughter, Alicia, at an Ignacio High School basketball game in 2004. For Lt. Naranjo, the job is all about community service.

Fri Aug 17th, 2018

Naranjo celebrates 23 years of service

SUPD dispatchers (IMG 0035). Pictured are: TJ Herrera, Dolores Gallegos, Brenna Atcitty, Amber Albo, Faren Burch, Jonathan Chavarillo and Julie Smith. Not pictured are Lucinda Tyler-Nez and Roxanne Shepard.

Fri Apr 28th, 2017

Honoring Dispatchers

Southern Ute tribal member, Jesse Vigil successfully completed fifteen weeks of training at the Indian Police Academy in Artesia, NM.

Fri Sep 18th, 2015

Vigil reports for duty

Chris Naranjo of the Southern Ute Police Department becomes Lieutenant after swearing in and awarded the badge by chief of police, Ray Cortiz and Judge Chantelle Cloud on Thursday, Oct. 3.

Tue Oct 15th, 2013

Southern Ute Police Department gets new lieutenant

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