Committed to the safety of our communities
Courage, Commitment, Compassion
Corrections officers make a difference in their communities in many ways. They are first responders, protectors and caregivers committed to keeping our communities safe.
Committed to You
Securing Our Communities: Corrections Officers’ Vital Role
When it comes to community safety, corrections officers serve a very important role. They dedicate their days and nights to maintaining order within our correctional facilities. These unsung heroes take on the duty of managing the day to day lives of inmates, including their safety and rehabilitation. When they are successful in their job the results are felt beyond the walls of the facility throughout the community.
Setting the Record Straight: Understanding Corrections Officers’ True Role
It’s time to change the way we think of corrections officers. The responsibilities they are trusted with extend far beyond traditional security. These professionals support positive change, engaging with inmates in ways that encourage growth, recovery, and reentry into society. They act as mentors, peacemakers, and supporters. The importance of their various roles deserves our respect and thanks.
A Call for Unity: Joining Hands for Safer Communities
As we uncover the true role of corrections officers and shed light on their community impact, we invite you to stand with us in support. By correcting misconceptions and understanding their valuable contributions, we can all create an environment that leads to safer communities. Let’s recognize the commitment, dedication, and impact of corrections officers, and together, let’s pave the way to a safer New Mexico.
Serving the Community
Corrections officers selflessly serve their communities on and off the job. On the job their focus is keeping the community, the inmates in their custody and their fellow officers safe. Off the job, many serve as volunteers in their communities.
Officer Spotlight
Corrections Officers come from many different backgrounds. They are brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, sons and daughters. They are just ordinary people who want to make a difference in their communities, their families and in the lives of others.
To find out about becoming a corrections officer, explore the map below by clicking on a county. Counties with opportunities are in gold.
San Juan County Adult Detention Center
Physical Address:
871 Andrea Dr.
Farmington, NM 87401
The Taos County Adult Detention Center
Physical Address:
Albright Road Suite O
Taos, NM 87571
The McKinley County Adult Detention Center
Lynn Pablo Lieutenant: 505-979-7232
Diego Prieto Lieutenant
Sandoval County Detention Center
Physical Address:
1100 Montoya Road
Bernalillo, NM 87004
The Cibola County Detention Center
Physical Address:
2000 Cibola Loop
Milan, NM 87021
Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center
Physical Address:
100 Deputy Dean Miera Dr SW
Albuquerque, NM 87151
San Miguel County Detention Center
Physical Address:
26 NM 283
Las Vegas, NM 87701
Quay County Detention Office
Physical Address:
223 West High Street
Tucumcari, NM 88401
Curry County Adult Detention Center
Physical Address:
801 Mitchell St.
Clovis, NM 88101
The Roosevelt County Detention Center
Physical Address:
1700 N Boston
Portales, NM 88130
The Socorro County Detention Center
Physical Address:
1001 Grefco Rd.
Socorro, NM 87801
Lincoln County Detention Center
Physical Address:
511 Hangar Ln
Carrizozo, NM 88301
The Otero County Detention Center
Physical Address:
1958 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Alamogordo, NM 88310
Eddy County Detention Center
Physical Address:
201 N Main
Carlsbad, NM 88220
The Grant County Detention Center
Physical Address:
320 S. Ridge Rd.
Silver City NM 88061
Luna County Detention Center
Physical Address:
700 S. Silver Ave.
Deming, NM 88030