
The mission of the Colorado Drug Investigators Association is to unite peace officers and other professionals who share a common interest in drug enforcement, in a collaborative effort to reduce the supply and demand of illicit drugs and illegally diverted legal drugs by providing quality training, open information exchange and speaking with one voice in support of effective legislation.

CDIA Mission Statement
and Purpose
Executive Board and Support Staff
The Colorado Drug Investigators Association strives to make real and positive change in the community. This is one of our key areas of focus here at the Colorado Drug Investigators Association, and a source of much success for our Non-Profit Organization. This could not happen without the commitment of the Executive Board and Support Staff who all volunteer their time to make the Colorado Drug Investigators Association a success.
2022 CDIA Executive Board
President Matt Stoneberger matts@cdia.us
Vice President Michael Wright michaelwright@cdia.us
Executive Director Ray Padilla rayp@cdia.us
Regional Vice Presidents and Chairpersons
Region 1 Vice President Brian Rumbaugh brianr@cdia.us
Region 1 Chairperson Vacant
Region 2 Vice President Victor Galarza victorg@cdia.us
Region 2 Chairperson Vacant
Region 3 Vice President Addison Morgan addisonm@cdia.us
Region 3 Chairperson Vito DelCore vitod@cdia.us
Region 4 Vice President Dan Bontz danb@cdia.us
Region 4 Chairperson Vacant
Region 5 Vice President Brian Jeffers brianj@cdia.us
Region 5 Chairperson JP Matzke jp@cdia.us
Support Staff/Coordinators
Secretary Irma DiFelice irmad@cdia.us
Treasurer Sandra Evans sandrae@cdia.us
Training Coordinator Pat Long plong@rmhidta.org
Gang Coordinator Doug Pearson dougp@cdia.us
At-Large Member Alan Breneman alanb@cdia.us
Communications Officer Michael Wright michaelwright@cdia.us
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Support for Colorado
The State of Colorado is divided into 5 distinct regions as indicated on this map. Each region has a Vice President and Regional Chairperson who monitor drug related issues in their region and relays those concerns to the executive board. Sharing the State of Colorado with multiple Vice Presidents and Chairpersons allows for greater information sharing, networking and resource allocation.
