This week on the Lou Desmond & Co. Show on KMET our guest was Chief Chris Noeller, a man who needs no script and no soft filter. He is the Chief of Police for the Pueblo Police Department and currently serves as the President of the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police.
Chief Noeller has over 25 years of law enforcement experience, rising through the ranks in a very active city, where crime is all around. But he’s not just managing Pueblo’s public safety crisis — he’s openly challenging a legal and political environment that often seems more concerned with protecting criminals than communities. Moreover, Chris is also the Deputy Mayor of Pueblo, appointed by Mayor Heather Graham in early 2024. This combination places him uniquely at the intersection of public safety, executive municipal leadership, and policy-making—lending powerful insight and authority regarding public policy positions.
Whether it's opposing reckless bail reform, calling out state-level prosecutorial failures, or fighting for officer wellness and training, Chief Noeller has become the tip of the spear in Colorado's battle for law and order. If there's one voice state leaders should be listening to, it's his.
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