Short answer. The New Mexico State Police publishes a non-emergency number for each district: find yours in the table below. If a life, a person or property is in danger right now, call 911 1.
Who to call
| Situation | Number | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency: police, fire, ambulance | 911 | 1 |
Non-emergency numbers by district
| District | Number | Source |
|---|---|---|
| District 1 — Santa Fe | 505-827-9300 | 2 |
| District 2 — Las Vegas | 505-423-6777 | 2 |
| District 3 — Roswell | 575-622-7200 | 2 |
| District 4 — Las Cruces | 575-382-2500 | 2 |
| District 5 — Albuquerque | 505-841-9256 | 2 |
| District 6 — Gallup | 505-863-9353 | 2 |
| District 7 — Española | 505-476-7270 | 2 |
| District 8 — Alamogordo | 575-382-2500 | 2 |
| District 9 — Clovis | 575-762-1305 | 2 |
| District 10 — Farmington | 505-325-7547 | 2 |
| District 11 — Socorro | 575-517-2978 | 2 |
| District 12 — Deming | 575-546-8548 | 2 |
City police in New Mexico
Inside a city, non-emergency calls usually go to the city police or sheriff. City lines in New Mexico: Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho. All cities: Police non-emergency numbers by city.
Frequently asked questions
What is the NMSP non-emergency number?
The New Mexico State Police has one per district: see the table above. In an emergency, call 911 1.
Should I call 911 or the NMSP non-emergency line?
Call 911 if a life, a person or property is in danger right now 1. Use the non-emergency line for everything else.
Sources · 2
- Federal Communications Commission · Text to 911: What You Need to Know checked 2026-10-20
- New Mexico Department of Public Safety · Uniform Bureau and District Offices - NM Department of Public Safety checked 2026-11-09