Stories tagged with Southern Ute Police Department

Thu Jan 12th, 2023

Tribal Broadband Modernization Project underway

Thu Jul 28th, 2022

Tribal Broadband Modernization Project to impact Bayfield Parkway

The Tribe’s Justice and Regulatory Department was recognized during Law Enforcement week in Ignacio; Detention Division Head, DeWayne Todd mans the grill during an appreciation luncheon, Wednesday, May 18, in conjunction with a dinner and breakfast by Tribal Rangers and the Southern Ute Police Department. The formal recognition honors law enforcement officers — locally and across the nation that have given the ultimate sacrifice in their service to the communities they serve.  The Tribe also recognizes active law enforcement staff throughout the week for their service and dedication to the local community.

Fri Jun 3rd, 2022

Honoring Peacekeepers

Aeden Valdez-Baker added his own touches to the “Rise Above” mural that adorns the wall in the new Behavioral Health building. He was one of many youths who helped paint the mural with help from graphic artist Jonathan Judge, Director of Media and Campaigns for Rise Above Colorado.

Fri May 20th, 2022

Behavioral Health now has space for growth

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

Tribal Broadband Modernization Project construction travel impacts

Thu Apr 21st, 2022

Southwest Colorado narcotics traffickers sentenced to federal prison

Tribal held its annual meeting with the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners on Monday, March 14. This is the first in-person meeting in two years, the last meeting held in 2020 right before the start of the pandemic.

Fri Mar 25th, 2022

Tribal Council meets with Archuleta’s Board of County Commissioners

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

Obituary: Randy J. Baker Sr.

Colin Blackburn, Patrol Officer, Southern Ute Police Department

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Colin Blackburn – Featured SUPD Officer

The amount of white substance shown next to a penny is a lethal dose of fentanyl, according to federal agents at the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Fentanyl is deadly and it’s in our community

10 Years Ago: Pearl E. Casias made history April 13, 2011, when she was sworn in as the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s chairwoman, becoming the first woman ever to take the reins and lead the Tribe. She quickly named Councilman Mike Olguin her vice chairman and Andrew Frost her executive officer. Ute Mountain Ute Chairman Gary Hayes was present to honor Casias with a blanket and be the first tribal leader to shake her hand as chairwoman.
This photo was first published in the April 22, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Apr 23rd, 2021

Many Moons Ago

Thu Apr 22nd, 2021

Social Services welcomes new staff, and stands behind its mission

10 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Police Department volunteered some of its staff to help with the Reading Wednesdays afternoon activity at Ignacio Elementary School on Feb. 16, 2011. Reading Wednesdays is part of the Families in School program coordinated by the Pine River Community Learning Center for parents and family members. Officer John Schnelting reads aloud to a group of students while others in the school library listened to books read by participating parents like Agatha Bison.
This photo was first published in the Feb. 25, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Feb 26th, 2021

Many Moons Ago

Fri Nov 20th, 2020

BEE HEARD: Reducing means to suicide and harm

Fri May 8th, 2020

Southern Ute Reservation Initiates Stage I Fire Restrictions

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