San Juan County Warrant RecordsSan Juan County Warrant Records

Official warrant questions belong with the court or agency that holds the record. This private reference cannot confirm, recall, or clear an order. Use the routing below for San Juan County District, Magistrate, and Municipal Courts, the Sheriff, the Adult Detention Center, or a city records desk.

Private reference only. We are not a government or law-enforcement office. We cannot confirm a warrant, accept bond or payment, arrange surrender, or give legal advice. Dial the official office directly.

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Choose the office that matches the question:

  • Eleventh District Court: Aztec, 103 South Oliver Drive, 505-334-6151; Farmington, 851 Andrea Drive, 505-326-2256. The district page lists weekday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • Magistrate Court: Aztec, 200 Gossett Drive, 505-334-9479; Farmington, 950 West Apache, 505-326-4338.
  • Municipal Court: Aztec, Bloomfield, and Farmington use city-specific clerks. Confirm addresses because Bloomfield and Farmington listings differ across official sources.
  • San Juan County Sheriff: 211 South Oliver Drive, Aztec, 505-334-6107. Nonemergency dispatch is 505-334-6622, listed 24/7/365. This is routing and service contact, not a public roster.
  • Adult Detention Center: 871 Andrea Drive, Farmington, 505-566-4500. Use it for custody and bonding questions, not for a court recall.

County public-record requests go to San Juan County Legal at 100 South Oliver, 505-334-4301, with mail or fax at 505-334-3168 and an online JustFOIA portal. A focused request should name the agency, record type, date range, and format. The county’s local instructions use an as-soon-as-practical framework with no later than 15 days, plus a written delay explanation when a record cannot be produced within three days.

For a city police record, use the city that created it. Bloomfield lists records@bloomfieldnm.gov and 505-632-6311. Farmington Police lists records at 505-599-1053 and a police NextRequest portal. Aztec Police lists records inquiries, email submission, and a fax route. A city request does not automatically reach the county Sheriff or a court clerk.