Non-emergency police and sheriff numbers in New Mexico
This directory covers 78 cities and towns in New Mexico with a local law-enforcement agency, and 33 counties with a sheriff's office. Population 2,117,522 (2020 Census). Choose where you are — each page gives the ten-digit non-emergency line, the agency address, and links to the agency's own pages.
Largest cities in New Mexico
- Albuquerque564,559 residents · (505) 768-2000
- Las Cruces111,385 residents
- Rio Rancho104,046 residents · (505) 891-7226
- Santa Fe87,505 residents
- Roswell48,422 residents
- Farmington46,624 residents
- Hobbs40,508 residents
- Clovis38,567 residents
- Carlsbad32,238 residents
- Alamogordo30,898 residents
- Gallup21,899 residents
- Los Lunas17,242 residents
- Sunland Park16,702 residents
- Deming14,758 residents
- Los Alamos13,179 residents
- Las Vegas13,166 residents
- Artesia12,875 residents
- Portales12,137 residents
- Lovington11,668 residents
- Silver City9,704 residents
- Grants9,163 residents
- Bernalillo8,977 residents
- Socorro8,707 residents
- Corrales8,493 residents
- Shiprock7,718 residents
- Ruidoso7,679 residents
- Bloomfield7,421 residents
- Belen7,360 residents
- Taos6,474 residents
- Aztec6,201 residents
- Edgewood6,174 residents
- Truth or Consequences6,052 residents
- Raton6,041 residents
- Tucumcari5,278 residents
- Bosque Farms4,020 residents
- Eunice3,056 residents
- Crownpoint2,900 residents
- Santa Rosa2,850 residents
- Clayton2,643 residents
- Ruidoso Downs2,620 residents
- Tularosa2,553 residents
- Milan2,456 residents
- Lordsburg2,335 residents
- Jal2,202 residents
- San Ysidro2,133 residents
- Bayard2,116 residents
- Moriarty1,946 residents
- Mesilla1,797 residents
- Questa1,742 residents
- Santa Clara1,637 residents
- Hatch1,539 residents
- Columbus1,442 residents
- Capitan1,391 residents
- Loving1,390 residents
- Laguna1,282 residents
- Hurley1,256 residents
- Estancia1,242 residents
- Angel Fire1,192 residents
- Carrizozo972 residents
- Logan970 residents
Showing the 60 largest. Use the search box above for any other New Mexico city or ZIP code.
Counties in New Mexico
- Bernalillo County676,444 residents
- Catron County3,579 residents
- Chaves County65,157 residents
- Cibola County27,172 residents
- Colfax County12,387 residents
- Curry County48,430 residents
- De Baca County1,698 residents
- Doña Ana County219,561 residents
- Eddy County62,314 residents
- Grant County28,185 residents
- Guadalupe County4,452 residents
- Harding County657 residents
- Hidalgo County4,178 residents
- Lea County74,455 residents
- Lincoln County20,269 residents
- Los Alamos County19,419 residents
- Luna County25,427 residents
- McKinley County72,902 residents
- Mora County4,189 residents
- Otero County67,839 residents
- Quay County8,746 residents
- Rio Arriba County40,363 residents
- Roosevelt County19,191 residents
- San Juan County121,661 residents
- San Miguel County27,201 residents
- Sandoval County148,834 residents
- Santa Fe County154,823 residents
- Sierra County11,576 residents
- Socorro County16,595 residents
- Taos County34,489 residents
- Torrance County15,045 residents
- Union County4,079 residents
- Valencia County76,205 residents
Questions about New Mexico
Is there one non-emergency number for the whole of New Mexico?
No. Non-emergency calls are answered by the local agency, so the number depends on which city, town, or unincorporated area you are in. Pick your city below, or the county if you are outside city limits.
Who answers if I live outside any city in New Mexico?
The county sheriff's office normally covers unincorporated areas. Use the county list on this page.
What if my town is not listed?
Small towns often have no police department of their own and are policed by the county sheriff or by a neighbouring agency. Rather than show an empty page, we leave those out — go to the county page instead.