Montezuma County Sheriff's Office
State of Colorado
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Montezuma County Sheriff's Office
State of Colorado
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We are currently accepting applications for the positions of Patrol Deputy and Detention Deputy.
Please click here for application
The Sheriff's Office has (67) full-time employees, as
well as a number of Reserves and Volunteers which include, Search & Rescue,
Sheriff's Posse & Chaplains. Special units consist of a
K-9 Unit, a Tactical SWAT Team, and a School Resource Officer.
Montezuma County encompasses approximately, 2300 square miles of canyons, national
forest, mountains and high altitude desert. The population of
the county is about 27,000 people, with the cities of Cortez (7,000),
Dolores (1,100), Mancos (1,300) and Towaoc (1200) included in the population
total. Towaoc is on the UTE Mountain UTE Indian Reservation which is
patrolled by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Montezuma County also
encompasses Mesa Verde National Park as well as areas of Hovenweep National
Monument and the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Other
agencies inside Montezuma County include the Cortez Police Department,
Mancos Marshal's Office, Colorado Division of Wildlife, National Park
Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land management, and Bureau of
Indian Affairs, as well as the Colorado State Patrol.
 
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