Stories tagged with Southern Ute Tribal Rangers

SUPD Sergeant Khaera Chee-Wauneka, having recently received a promotion within the Southern Ute Police Department, gets a new badge ceremoniously pinned to her uniform for the first time by husband, Adrian Wauneka, Friday, Aug. 18.

Fri Aug 25th, 2023

Rising in the ranks

Thu Jul 28th, 2022

Avoiding Black Bear Encounters

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

Fri May 22nd, 2020

Avoiding black bear encounters

William “Brook” Burrows, Environmental Health Officer with IHS, lends a hand with injections, during a free rabies vaccination clinic held at Ute Park on Wednesday, June 19. Shalina Luna and her daughter Narissa, comfort “Bella,” a small breed of dog called a Papillon.

Tue Jul 2nd, 2019

Dog days at Ute Park

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

Jr. Miss Southern Ute Autumn Sage greets the NAFWS attendees while Southern Ute Chairman Christine Sage, Miss Southern Ute Lorraine Watts and Southern Ute Brave Dominick Goodtracks watch on.

Fri Aug 17th, 2018

Tribes celebrate natural resources

Southern Ute Chairman Christine Sage proclaims Monday, May 14 - Friday, May 18, Law Enforcement Appreciation Week.

Fri May 25th, 2018

Law Enforcement Week: Honoring our own

Fri May 11th, 2018

Avoiding black bear encounters

Ronnie Baker chats with Southern Ute Chief of Police, Ray Coriz and Community Resource Officer Sergio Howe during Coffee with Cops, Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the Patio Restaurant.

Thu Oct 12th, 2017

Coffee with Cops

Thu May 25th, 2017

Tribe to implement Active Shooter Training

A mountain lion with its prey is now among the other animals native to the Southern Ute region mounted in the Leonard C. Burch Building.

Fri Dec 23rd, 2016

Tribe has new mountain lion mount

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