District II – Cimarron

The Cimarron District is the Division’s northeastern New Mexico District and covers about 5.6 million acres with 60% (3.36 million acres) of state and private commercial forest land. The Cimarron District Office is located on Highway 64, just east of Ute Park.

Cimarron District is committed to the protection of life and property in the wildland urban interface. In addition to suppression activities, our primary focus is to maintain healthy, resilient forests that are not at risk of extreme fire behavior through the forest treatments and fire activity.  We support the ten strategies found in the 2020 New Mexico Forest Action Plan. Cimarron District staff collaborate with other agencies, counties, municipalities, non-governmental organizations, landowners, and individuals to implement approximately eighty programs that support healthy landscapes in New Mexico.

Mary.Stuever@emnrd.nm.gov

MARY STUEVER served as the Chama District Forester for over 12 years before taking over as the District Forester for Cimarron. She has a B.S. in Forest Management from Oklahoma State University and an M.S. in Biology (Fire Ecology) from the University of New Mexico. She has worked in forestry for diverse employers and as a private consultant for over 40 years. As District Forester, Mary provides oversight for all district programs, serves as line officer, and ensures district operations meet division objectives. In this capacity, Mary fosters relationships with partner agencies and supports the timber and biomass industry in the district. Mary’s key focus is on fostering healthy and resilient forests as well as communities that support–and are supported by–sustainable forest activities.

Susan.Hobrock@emnrd.nm.gov

SUSAN HOBROCK is the Cimarron District Business Operations Specialist. Susan joined the Forestry Division in March of 2022. She is originally from Topeka, Kansas, and lived in Colorado for a short time before landing in Cimarron. Her background is in banking and insurance.