Katharhynn Heidelberg
Senior Writer at Montrose Daily Press
Assistant Editor and Senior Writer, Montrose Daily Press. Keeper of the resplendent bobcat. Crepuscular's the word!
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6 days ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
The Montrose County Sheriff’s Office will cooperate with federal law enforcement in arresting those sought on warrants, as allowed by law, but will not be enforcing federal immigration laws, nor raiding schools and workplaces for potential immigration violations, the sheriff said.
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6 days ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Sean Pond said he will seek election as Montrose County commissioner in 2026. Pond, who was appointed to represent District 3 after the death of the elected commissioner for that seat, made his announcement Thursday, along with other county officials who are seeking reelection. Brad Hughes, current Montrose County assessor, said all of those who announced were making it known early on to demonstrate continuity.
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1 week ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
Montrose County Sheriff Gene Lillard continues to press for commissioners’ blessing to join the Fire and Police Pension Association, again saying it will provide better retirement options for peace officers, as well as a powerful recruitment and retention tool. “The percentages of it costing the county is pretty minimal. It’s not going to break the county. The Montrose Police Department does it, Olathe Police Department does it.
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1 week ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
After being moved to interim status amid disputes between Montrose County commissioners and the public, Mirza Ahmed is again the Montrose County Public Health director. Commissioners met Wednesday morning in Nucla for their regular meeting, during which they convened as the Montrose County Board of Health for purposes of appointing the health director. Without debate or discussion, Commissioners Sean Pond, Sue Hansen and Scott Mijares voted to appoint Ahmed to the job.
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1 week ago |
montrosepress.com | Katharhynn Heidelberg
A recent presidential executive order has caught Colorado sheriffs in between federal immigration action and the requirements of state law, the latter of which prohibits sheriffs from detaining people solely because of their immigration status. Beyond that, San Miguel County Sheriff Bill Masters sees President Donald J.
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