Valencia County Warrant RecordsValencia County Warrant Records

Valencia County Warrant Records is not a government office and cannot confirm a warrant. Use the court or agency that holds the record. The issuing court handles status and court action, VCSO handles its own law-enforcement records, and the Detention Center handles limited custody and bond information. Use official numbers below, not a number from an unexpected text or call.

Need Official Warrant Information?

For a court warrant, start with the court named on the notice or citation. For a VCSO or detention record, use the county’s records portal. For a municipal case, use the named city court. The offices are separate.

Valencia District Court

1835 Highway 314 SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Phone: 505-865-2400
Filing and copy route: Thirteenth District contacts
Filing email: lludissuedocs@nmcourts.gov

Magistrate Courts

Magistrate Court I, 1206 Main Street NE, Los Lunas, 505-865-4637, official listing.
Magistrate Court II, 639 Becker Avenue, Belen, 505-864-7509, official listing.

Valencia County Sheriff’s Office

543 Luna Avenue, Los Lunas, 505-866-2400. Published headquarters hours are weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dispatch and non-emergency routing is 505-865-2039. Police reports, body-camera records, and other VCSO records should go through County NextRequest, not the sheriff contact form.

Detention Center

436 Courthouse Road, Los Lunas. Detention Records: 505-565-8900 ext. 1. The official detainee information page describes the limits on current charge and bond information.

Municipal courts

  • Belen Municipal Court: 525 Becker Avenue, 505-966-2670.
  • Los Lunas Municipal Court: 660 Main Street NW, 505-839-3844.
  • Bosque Farms, Peralta, and Rio Communities: verify the current court or clerk route from the municipality before appearing or sending payment.

The offices above do not share one public warrant desk. A court phone, police phone, sheriff phone, and detention phone answer different questions.

For a court-record request, the Judicial IPRA form can route a specific non-exempt record. New Mexico’s Inspection of Public Records Act is described in the official IPRA Article 2 source.