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Welcome to the most complete and up-to-date directory of police detention and holding facilities in New Mexico. This page lists every active police-operated jail, holding facility, and lockup currently operating across New Mexico, giving families, attorneys, bail bondsmen, and the general public fast and reliable access to accurate information about police-level detention. When a loved one is arrested by a local or municipal police department in New Mexico, they are typically taken to a police-operated facility first — before being transferred to a county jail. This directory helps you find exactly where they are being held and what steps to take next.

What Are Police Detention Facilities?

Police detention facilities — commonly called police lockups, holding cells, or police jails — are short-term detention facilities operated by local or municipal police departments. They hold individuals for 24 to 72 hours immediately following arrest while booking is completed, charges are filed, and bail arrangements are made.

Unlike county jails or state prisons, police facilities are not designed for long-term incarceration. If searching for a recently arrested loved one, they may still be at the police facility rather than a county jail, especially in the first 24 to 48 hours after arrest.

How Police Facilities Differ From Other Facilities

  • Police Detention Facilities: Operated by local police. Hold individuals for 24-72 hours during booking and initial processing only.
  • City Jails: Operated by municipal authorities for slightly longer-term detention including pretrial holding and short sentences.
  • County Jails: Operated by the county sheriff's office for pretrial detainees and sentences under one year.
  • State Prisons: Operated by New Mexico's DOC for felony offenses with sentences over one year.
  • Federal Prisons: Operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons for federal crimes.

What Happens After Arrest in New Mexico

  • Arrest and Transport: Individual is arrested and transported to the nearest police detention facility.
  • Booking and Intake: Photographing, fingerprinting, health screening, belongings search, warrant review (takes several hours).
  • Initial Holding: Placed in holding cell while charges are filed and case is reviewed by prosecutors.
  • Arraignment/Bail Hearing: Within 24-72 hours, brought before a judge who sets bail or releases them.
  • Transfer or Release: Either released or transferred to county jail to await trial.

Finding Someone in Police Detention in New Mexico

Browse the directory below to find the police facility in the area where the arrest took place and contact them directly. You can also use our free US inmate locator tool to search by name once booking is complete. Knowing the arrest location and the person's full legal name will help speed up your search.

Getting Bail

For minor charges, bail may be posted directly at the police facility using a standard bail schedule. For serious charges, bail is set at arraignment (within 24-72 hours). A bail bondsman can post bail for a 10-15% non-refundable fee.

Hiring a Lawyer

The period immediately following arrest is one of the most critical windows in the legal process. A criminal defense attorney can advise on rights during questioning, attend bail hearings, and begin building a defense strategy from day one.

Calling a Detainee

Phone access at police facilities is typically limited during initial booking. Once intake is complete, detainees can usually make a limited number of collect calls to notify family members or contact an attorney.

Visitation

Visitation at police detention facilities is typically very limited during the initial holding period. Most police lockups do not offer standard visitation. Regular visitation becomes available once transferred to a county jail.

Frequently Asked Questions

The total number of active police detention facilities and lockups in New Mexico is shown at the top of the directory list on this page. This number is updated regularly to reflect changes in facility operations across New Mexico.

In most cases, individuals can be held at a police detention facility in New Mexico for up to 48 to 72 hours before they must be brought before a judge for arraignment or released. The exact timeframe depends on the charges, the jurisdiction, and court scheduling. After this period, they are either released or transferred to a county jail.

Browse the directory on this page to find the police facility in the area where the arrest took place and contact them directly. You can also use our free US inmate locator tool to search by name once the booking process is complete and the individual's information has been entered into the system.

Yes. Use the county filter dropdown above the list to instantly narrow the directory to show only police detention facilities in a specific county within New Mexico. Results update in real time without a page reload.

A police lockup or detention facility is a short-term holding facility operated by a local police department, designed to hold individuals for up to 72 hours immediately after arrest. A jail — whether city or county — is a larger facility designed for longer-term pretrial detention and short sentences, operated by municipal or county authorities rather than a police department.

For minor charges, bail may be postable directly at the police facility using a standard bail schedule without waiting for a court hearing. For more serious charges, bail is set at arraignment. A licensed bail bondsman can post bail on your behalf in exchange for a non-refundable fee — typically 10 to 15 percent of the total bail amount.

Police Station by County in New Mexico

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New Mexico has Police Station spread across dozens of counties, and finding the right one quickly can be challenging without the right tools. Use the county list below to instantly narrow results and view only the Police Station in a specific county within New Mexico. This is particularly helpful if you are trying to locate someone who was recently arrested in a specific area, or if you are planning a visit and need to find the closest facility to your location.

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Browse the Complete List of Police Detention Facilities in New Mexico

The full directory of police detention and holding facilities in New Mexico is displayed below. Every active police-operated lockup, holding cell, and short-term detention facility is included. Each entry includes the facility name, operating police department, city, county, address, and contact information. Police detention facilities are the first point of contact in the criminal justice system — where booking, processing, and initial detention occur before any further transfer.

Facility Name County Action
Albuquerque Public Schools Police Holding 6400 Uptown Blvd NE Suite 110 East, Albuquerque, NM 87110
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Pueblo of Isleta NM Police Jail 3950 Hwy 47, Albuquerque, NM 87105
Bernalillo View Details
Rio Rancho NM Police Jail 500 Quantum Road, Rio Rancho, NM 87124
Bernalillo View Details
Dexter NM Police Jail 106 West 1st St, Roswell, NM 88230
Chaves View Details
Hagerman NM Police Jail 209 East Argyle Ave, Hagerman, NM 88232
Chaves View Details
New Mexico Military Institute Police Jail 101 West College Blvd, Roswell, NM 88201
Chaves View Details
Roswell NM Police Jail 128 West Second St, Roswell, NM 88201
Chaves View Details
Grants NM Police Jail 105 East Roosevelt Ave, Grants, NM 87020
Cibola View Details
Milan NM Police Jail 619 Uranium Ave, Milan, NM 87021
Cibola View Details
Pueblo of Laguna NM Police Jail 31 Rodeo Drive, Old Laguna, NM 87026
Cibola View Details
Angel Fire NM Police Jail 12 Crestview Drive PO Box 610, Angel Fire, NM 87710
Colfax View Details
Raton NM Police Jail 224 Savage Ave, Raton, NM 87740
Colfax View Details
Springer NM Police Jail 616 Colbert Ave, Springer, NM 87747
Colfax View Details
Village of Cimarron NM Police Jail 356 East Ninth St, Cimarron, NM 87714
Colfax View Details
Clovis NM Police Jail 300 North Connelly St PO Box 862, Clovis, NM 88101
Curry View Details
Melrose NM Police Jail 105 West Ave B, Melrose, NM 88124
Curry View Details
Texico NM Police Jail 219 North Griffin St, Texico, NM 88135
Curry View Details
Fort Sumner NM Police Jail 901 North 4th St, Fort Sumner, NM 88119
DeBaca View Details
Mesilla NM Marshals Jail 2670 Calle De Santiago, Mesilla, NM 88046
Doña Ana View Details
Sunland Park NM Police Jail 1000 McNutt Road Suite C, Sunland Park, NM 88063
Doña Ana View Details
Village of Hatch NM Police Jail 5 Chile Capitol Lane, Hatch, NM 87937
Doña Ana View Details
Artesia NM Police Jail 702 West Chisum, Artesia, NM 88210
Eddy View Details
City of Carlsbad NM Police Jail 602 West Mermod St, Carlsbad, NM 88220
Eddy View Details
Loving NM Police Jail 415 West Cedar St, Loving, NM 88256
Eddy View Details
Hurley NM Police Jail 101 Cortez Ave, Hurley, NM 88043
Gran View Details
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