Quay County Sheriff’s Office

Quay County Sheriff’s Office Welcome to the Quay County Sheriff's Office page! The Quay County Sheriff's Office exists to protect and serve the citizens of Quay County.

In an emergency dial 911. The non-emergency phone number is 461-2280.

06/02/2026

🚨🚨 Highway 54 at mile marker 319 is closed do to a motor vehicle crash 🚨🚨

05/29/2026
The Quay County Sheriff’s Office would like to sincerely thank Quay County Crime Stoppers for their generous donation th...
05/28/2026

The Quay County Sheriff’s Office would like to sincerely thank Quay County Crime Stoppers for their generous donation that will help us begin our K9 Program.

This support is a major step forward for our office and our community. Establishing a K9 Program will enhance our ability to serve and protect Quay County through narcotics detection, tracking, officer protection, and other critical law enforcement functions.

We are extremely grateful for the continued support from organizations like Quay County Crime Stoppers that invest in the safety and future of our community. Their contribution will help make this program possible and assist us in building a stronger Sheriff’s Office for the citizens we proudly serve.

Thank you again for your generosity, partnership, and commitment to public safety. We will be introducing our K9 addition as soon as the handler and K9 graduate from their training.
Quay County Crime Stopper's

05/28/2026

We are excited to announce this years fair theme "From Dusty Trails to Neon Lights". Fair booth/Vendor forms will be read to pick up the end of June! So start planning you booth design today!! Fair books should be ready to hand out at the end of June, but you can a always find the Fair book on our website quayextension.nmsu.edu!

05/25/2026
The Quay County Sheriff’s Office extends our condolences to the Taos County Sheriff’s Office and the Taos community duri...
05/23/2026

The Quay County Sheriff’s Office extends our condolences to the Taos County Sheriff’s Office and the Taos community during this difficult time.

Praying for the Taos County Sheriff's Office

: A Taos County Sheriff’s Sergeant was killed in the line of duty authorities said Saturday morning.

Sergeant Joseph Apodaca died after being involved in a crash that resulted in his death, according to a statement issued by Sheriff Steve Miera.

“It is with profound sadness tonight that I am writing to inform you that Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Joseph Apodaca was killed in the line of duty,” Miera said in the statement.

Details surrounding the crash, including where and when it occurred were not immediately released.

The New Mexico State Police is investigating the crash, authorities said.

Miera asked the community to keep Apodaca’s family in their thoughts and prayers.

“Please pray for his family,” he said.

Our publication extends our sincerest condolences to the family and colleagues of Seargant Apodaca.

05/22/2026
05/20/2026

Community members affected by the recent wildfires are invited to attend a Community Wildfire Support Meeting on May 28th at the Old School House in Nara Visa beginning at 4:00 PM.
The meeting will provide information on available assistance programs, discuss options, and government resources. We encourage anyone impacted by the wildfires to attend.

🚨🚨 Please use caution on Highway 209 at mile post 72 while Deputies complete a crash investigation 🚨🚨
05/20/2026

🚨🚨 Please use caution on Highway 209 at mile post 72 while Deputies complete a crash investigation 🚨🚨

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301 South 3rd Street
Tucumcari, NM
88401

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