Deming Police Department's Interim Chief Jose Montoya (left) takes the oath of office with Chief Clint Hogan (right) DEMING - In Deming, Jose Montoya has become a familiar face over his 17 years with the Deming Police Department. What began as a young patrolman's journey evolved into a remarkable career marked by dedication, leadership, and a commitment to the safety of his community.
As a patrolman, Jose Montoya quickly demonstrated qualities that set him apart. His unwavering sense of duty and strong work ethic earned him promotions, moving up the ranks from patrolman to Corporal, Lieutenant and eventually to the esteemed position of Patrol Captain. It was a journey fueled by a passion for justice and a desire to make a positive impact.
During his tenure, Montoya didn't merely climb the positions ladder; he embraced the challenges and responsibilities that came with each promotion. His journey led him through the ranks of Corporal, Sergeant, and Patrol Lieutenant, showcasing not only his competence but also his ability to lead and inspire those around him.
One of the pivotal chapters in Montoya's career unfolded during his two years as Patrol Captain. It was during this time that he not only assisted in overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department but also assumed a critical role in the Special Response Team (SRT). As a member of the SRT, he faced high-stakes situations, honing his tactical skills and demonstrating an ability to remain calm under pressure.
Montoya's dedication to self-improvement was evident in his commitment to continuous learning. Chief Clint Hogan proudly announced that Captain Montoya had completed multiple leadership courses, underscoring his readiness for the challenges that lay ahead. Beyond the courses, Montoya attended various training sessions, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and experience that would prove invaluable in his leadership role.
In a recent statement to Deming Radio news, Chief Clint Hogan expressed his confidence in Montoya's capabilities. He highlighted Montoya's extensive training, acknowledging the wealth of skills and expertise that would define his interim role as Police Chief. As the newly appointed Interim Chief, Montoya is set to continue his role as the SRT Commander, a testament to his proven leadership within the specialized unit.
Chief Hogan told Deming Radio news that his retirement will start February 1st, 2024.
As a patrolman, Jose Montoya quickly demonstrated qualities that set him apart. His unwavering sense of duty and strong work ethic earned him promotions, moving up the ranks from patrolman to Corporal, Lieutenant and eventually to the esteemed position of Patrol Captain. It was a journey fueled by a passion for justice and a desire to make a positive impact.
During his tenure, Montoya didn't merely climb the positions ladder; he embraced the challenges and responsibilities that came with each promotion. His journey led him through the ranks of Corporal, Sergeant, and Patrol Lieutenant, showcasing not only his competence but also his ability to lead and inspire those around him.
One of the pivotal chapters in Montoya's career unfolded during his two years as Patrol Captain. It was during this time that he not only assisted in overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department but also assumed a critical role in the Special Response Team (SRT). As a member of the SRT, he faced high-stakes situations, honing his tactical skills and demonstrating an ability to remain calm under pressure.
Montoya's dedication to self-improvement was evident in his commitment to continuous learning. Chief Clint Hogan proudly announced that Captain Montoya had completed multiple leadership courses, underscoring his readiness for the challenges that lay ahead. Beyond the courses, Montoya attended various training sessions, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and experience that would prove invaluable in his leadership role.
In a recent statement to Deming Radio news, Chief Clint Hogan expressed his confidence in Montoya's capabilities. He highlighted Montoya's extensive training, acknowledging the wealth of skills and expertise that would define his interim role as Police Chief. As the newly appointed Interim Chief, Montoya is set to continue his role as the SRT Commander, a testament to his proven leadership within the specialized unit.
Chief Hogan told Deming Radio news that his retirement will start February 1st, 2024.
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