100 Club of Montezuma County

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100 Club of Montezuma County The Montezuma 100 Club is a non-profit organization that raises money to help the families of First Responders who are killed in the line of duty.

Happy National First Responder Day. We appreciate and support all our first responders. We hope you have a safe and amaz...
10/28/2026

Happy National First Responder Day.

We appreciate and support all our first responders. We hope you have a safe and amazing day.

So if you see one of us out there don’t hesitate to stop and say Hi. It usually makes our day when we can engage with our community outside of an emergency.

Donations can be dropped off
06/29/2026

Donations can be dropped off

Due to the incredible support of our local communities wanting to help with donations to support responders during this terrible critical fire season, donations can be made as follows:

Drop- off date will be Wednesday, July 1st from 10:00 am - to 4:00 pm.

Drop-off sites:

Mancos Fire Department: 41595 Hwy 160, Mancos
Lewis/Pleasant View Fire Departments: Hwy 491 Rd.W (Lewis Grange)
Cortez Fire Department : 31 N. Washington St, Cortez
Dolores Fire Department: 47 Central Ave, Dolores
Rico Fire: 119 S. Glasgow Ave, Rico

Items accepted will be non-perishable food, water/electrolyte replenishing drinks and powders, personal size hygiene items, and individual sized ibuprofen, Tylenol, etc.

We are grateful for the incredible suport and concern for the safety and well-being of our responders. Thank you!!!

Rest in peace. Thank you doesn’t even come close to describing, the men and women who put their life on the line for the...
06/29/2026

Rest in peace. Thank you doesn’t even come close to describing, the men and women who put their life on the line for the sake of others, and is nothing but completely and truly heroic. And make no mistake that’s what these individuals are. Heroes.

Thank you for your service. Rest easy we have the watch from here.

Rest easy sir we have the watch from here.
10/29/2025

Rest easy sir we have the watch from here.

We are devastated to share the news of the sudden passing of Pleasant View Volunteer firefighter Clint Schurr. Clint was a hardworking dedicated firefighter who always put the teams needs ahead of himself. His quirky sense of humor and friendly nature will be deeply missed at the fire house and on calls. He always showed up with determination and a willing spirit. He was always encouraging his fellow firefighters and had a great perception off people's needs and took care of lots of little things that made a big difference.
Pleasant View Volunteers are grieving along side the Schurr family. Please keep the Schurr family and volunteers in your prayers during this very difficult time.

Firefighter Clint Schurr
E.O.W. 10/28/2025
Rest Easy Brother we have it from here.

Today, we honor those who put everything on the line and paid the ultimate price. When a firefighter goes down, it’s not...
06/30/2025

Today, we honor those who put everything on the line and paid the ultimate price. When a firefighter goes down, it’s not just a life lost — it’s a hole torn in the fabric of a crew, a family, and a community. These are the people who ran toward the flame when everyone else ran from it. Their sacrifice is not forgotten. Their courage lives on in the boots still on the ground, in the smoke-filled skies, and in the stories we carry forward.

We remember. We respect. We carry them with us.

06/01/2025

An update on the officer involved shooting. Our hearts and prayers are the families.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. 6-1-2025

Bloomfield Police Officer Timothy Ontiveros Passed from Injuries Sustained in the Line of Duty Shooting.

It is with deep sadness we inform that Bloomfield Police Officer Timothy Ontiveros passed away on Sunday, 6/1/2025 due to injuries sustained during a shooting on the night of Monday, 5/26/2025.

Officer Ontiveros was conducting a traffic stop in Bloomfield, NM when he was shot multiple times by the driver, Officer Ontiveros was taken to San Juan Regional Medical Center where he remained until he was stable enough to be flown to Albuquerque on Tuesday morning, 5/27/2025.

In Albuquerque, despite multiple surgeries and tireless efforts from medical staff made for his survival and recovery, Officer Ontiveros passed away as a result of his injuries on Sunday, 6/1/2025.

“Officer Ontiveros was a valued member of the Bloomfield Police Department. In his short time with the agency, he demonstrated kindness, professionalism, and dedication to the safety of the community he served”. “We are all grieving his loss and ask for your prayers and support for the family of Officer Ontiveros and the Bloomfield Police Department as we navigate this tremendous loss.”

Officer Ontiveros has been with the Bloomfield Police Department since December 2024 and previously worked for the Farmington Police Department. Additionally, he served as a volunteer firefighter for the Aztec Fire Department since 2017.

Procession and funeral arrangements have not been confirmed yet. We will update the public at a later date with the appropriate information.

Phillip Francisco
Chief of Police, Bloomfield Police Department
franciscop@bloomfieldnm.

Huge shout out to all my brothers and sisters who continue to be amazing and protect and serve our communities everyday....
05/14/2025

Huge shout out to all my brothers and sisters who continue to be amazing and protect and serve our communities everyday. May god watch over you and protect you. Happy police week!!!

National Police Week is a time to honor the brave men and women in law enforcement who keep our communities safe. This week, and every week, we recognize their service. Thank you for all you do!

The  2025 Gun Show was another great success! Special thanks to Slavens, IFA, Mesa Verde Motorsports and Jonas Weiss for...
04/17/2025

The 2025 Gun Show was another great success! Special thanks to Slavens, IFA, Mesa Verde Motorsports and Jonas Weiss for donating our raffle items.
Congrats to our raffle winners:
Gerrie - camp skillet
Gretchen - ax/knife set
Emiko - travel mug/coffee set
Julie - rocket stove
Tyler - corn hole set

Looking forward to seeing you at our next event!

06/26/2024

It’s with a heavy heart that we are writing this post, so we can help an amazing family that does so much for this community. The Minor family is unfortunately going through the toughest thing a family can endure.

The passing of their son, Jesse Minor, they will be met with unexpected expenses in the coming days.

There has been a memorial fund account setup at Dolores State Bank, The Jesse Minor memorial fund. If you are willing to help this family out in a time of need I know they would be very appreciative. You can make deposits to this account at both branch locations ( Dolores and Cortez).

There has also been a memorial fund setup at Four Corners Community Bank in Cortez.

Whichever is more convenient for you, they will both go directly to the family.

Our deepest condolences goes out to this family. The Minor family will dropped everything to help other families in need, they are huge supporters of their kids sports, by coaching and volunteering their time.

I know we live in the best community and we are gonna wrap them in love and support. I have no doubt that it will prove itself again.

If you can please donate, anything helps.

If you could share this post we would greatly appreciate it.

Address

35 S Beech Street # 1101
Cortez, CO
81321

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