OUR VOLUNTEER BOARD
Crime Stoppers operates under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors who meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:00 AM.
The board works in partnership with all area law-enforcement entities. Interested in volunteering your time while keeping our community safe? Apply below!
BRITTANEY LETURGEZ
CHAIR
Brittaney is currently the Chair of the Crime Stoppers of Mesa County board. She works as the Lead Product Manager of Digital Products for Alpine Bank and loves everything about living in Grand Junction. In addition to serving as the board’s Chair, Brittaney is also the Chair of the Events Committee and the Tech and Social Media Committee. She enjoys seeing the impact that Crime Stoppers has on her small community each and every day – be it through the anonymous tip line or the many avenues of community outreach that they take part in.
DEBBIE MOESSER
TREASURER
Debbie serves on the Crime Stoppers of Mesa County Board. She has 2 adult children – one who lives in Denver and one who lives in the Grand Valley. Debbie serves on the Youth and Golf committees with Crime Stoppers. She likes working with Crime Stoppers along with working with first responders in the law enforcement community. She enjoys working in the community and explaining how the Crime Stoppers organization gives back to the community.
ROSS BENTZLER
BOARD MEMBER
Ross is the EVP-Security Officer for Alpine Bank. He oversees cybersecurity, physical security, and digital governance risk and compliance for Alpine Bank. Beyond work, he enjoys creating BBQ fusion, running ultra marathons, and the outdoors. Ross has a passion for community outreach and helping people protect themselves against cybercrime.
SARAH COLVIN
BOARD MEMBER
Sarah was born and raised in Casper, WY. In 2012 she and her husband moved to Grand Junction with their 3 kids. Sarah enjoys being a part of the community and making it a safer place. She sits on the Golf Committee with Crime Stoppers, is a volunteer with CASA of Mesa County, and is a director on the board for the Grand Junctions Lions Club. Sarah has been a Specialty Leasing Manager for Mesa Mall for the last 10 years, prior to moving to Grand Junction she was an Executive Secretary in the Oil & Gas industry for nearly 20 years. Sarah enjoys spending time with family and most importantly her 3 grand children.
SONJA HRUBY
BOARD MEMBER
Sonja is a Colorado native, living on the Western Slope for over half her life. She is a single mom raising her two kids in the Grand Valley. She enjoys all outdoor activities and serving her community. She joined the Crime stoppers organization to help law enforcement protect our community.
FORD KEELER
VICE CHAIR
Ford is a Financial Advisor with Western International Securities, and has lived and worked in Grand Junction for most of the past 45 years. Ford is excited being on the Mesa County Crime Stoppers board primarily for the ability to assist our local law enforcement for whom he greatly respects and appreciates their hard work. Ford loves living in Western Colorado while enjoying outdoor activities such as golf, biking, running, and skiing. He is married to his wife Kelle, and they have two adult children, Ryan and Rachael, who both live in Colorado.
RYAN KEELER
BOARD MEMBER
Ryan is a Loan Officer with Grand Valley Bank in Palisade and was born and raised in Grand Junction. He graduated from CMU before heading over to the front range for 8 years working in the sports industry. Ryan loves the outdoors and relishes any moment to be a part of the gorgeous Western Colorado scenery. He enjoys all aspects of volunteering and looks forward to carrying the strong tradition of the Crime Stoppers organization.
SHARI ZEN
BOARD MEMBER
Shari is a retired police officer having served with the Grand Junction Police Department for twenty-three years. During her service, Shari was assigned to the patrol division; was a School Resource officer; and worked in the Crime Prevention Unit where her duties included police coordinator for and advisor to the board of Crime Stoppers of Mesa County. Shari then was the Executive Director of the Western Slope Center for Children for more than six years.
Because community safety is extremely important to Shari, she joined the board of Crime Stoppers of Mesa County as a civilian volunteer for the last sixteen years.