Find Santa Fe County Inmates

Santa Fe County inmate search starts with the county Corrections Department and its jail roster, not the Sheriff's Office. The Santa Fe County jail roster search is meant for current local custody and recent intake information. It is separate from state prison, probation, parole, court charge records, and sheriff incident records. A custody lookup can show that a person was booked, but court records are still needed to verify filed charges, bond orders, warrants, disposition, or sentence. Urgent release, bond, and custody questions should be confirmed with the facility.

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Santa Fe County Jail Roster

The Santa Fe County Corrections Department was created in January 2004 when correctional facilities moved from private operation to county operation. The department oversees county correctional programs, including the Adult Correctional Facility, Youth Development Program, and Electronic Monitoring Program. The public inmate lookup is a county Corrections tool for people in county custody. It is not a statewide criminal-history database and it is not the same as a court docket.

The county's inmate lookup page says displayed inmate listing web pages are intended for reference only, requires an "I Agree" step, and redirects to an Archonix/JailTracker public roster. The county states that users are responsible for confirming data accuracy. A person may leave the jail roster after release, bond, transfer, sentence, dismissal, or transport to another agency, so current custody should be checked by phone when the answer matters.

The Corrections Department source shows the county's official jail-record starting point. Use the Santa Fe County Corrections source page for the local custody program context.

Santa Fe County inmate records Corrections Department source

That Corrections page connects the roster, jail mail, visitation, PREA, youth program, and electronic monitoring resources without turning the custody record into a court case record.


Use the Santa Fe County Inmate Roster

The official county inmate lookup path is Santa Fe County Adult Facility inmate lookup. The public page warns that it is a reference tool, then requires a disclaimer agreement before sending the user to the Archonix/JailTracker roster. The static official source confirmed roster-result fields, but it did not confirm mugshot, bond, charge, court date, housing, or release-date detail in the scraped page.

  1. Open the county Adult Facility inmate lookup page and read the disclaimer.
  2. Click "I Agree" to move to the Archonix/JailTracker public roster.
  3. Search or review roster results by the visible name and identifier fields.
  4. Use intake date and identifiers to separate people with similar names.
  5. Call the facility for urgent custody, release, bond, or transport questions.

The official inmate-lookup source documents the public access path. The county inmate lookup source page is the page that documents the disclaimer and roster redirect.

Santa Fe County inmate search lookup source

The lookup source confirms the official access route while also making clear that the listing must be verified for accuracy.


Santa Fe County Inmate Search Fields

The captured official source did not expose a full search form from the redirected roster, but it did confirm the agreement step and public result fields shown by the county source snippet. Treat these fields as roster identifiers, not as proof of the final charge or sentence.

Field or Result LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Disclaimer agreementButtonYes"I Agree" redirects to Archonix/JailTracker; "I Do Not Agree" returns to Corrections.
First NameResult columnN/ADisplayed on roster lines when available.
Middle NameResult columnN/ADisplayed on roster lines when available.
Last NameResult columnN/ADisplayed on roster lines when available.
GenderResult columnN/AExample value in research was M.
Offender IdResult columnN/ANumeric roster identifier.
Permanent IdResult columnN/ANumeric permanent identifier.
Intake DateResult columnN/ADate and time field shown in MM/DD/YYYY format.

Santa Fe County Inmate Profile Fields

The sample inventory from the official source is limited. It confirms name, gender, offender ID, permanent ID, and intake date/time. It does not confirm mugshot, detailed charges, bond, court date, facility location, arresting agency, or projected release in the static official snippet. Use court records for charge filing and disposition, and use facility contact for custody facts that are time-sensitive.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameFirst, middle, and last name as displayed in the roster result.
GenderGender field shown in the public listing.
Offender IDNumeric identifier tied to the roster entry.
Permanent IDLonger-term identifier visible in the result column.
Intake date and timeWhen the person was taken into custody according to the roster result.
ChargesNot confirmed in the static source; verify with court records and the facility.
Bond or release dataNot confirmed in the static source; confirm by phone or court docket.

Santa Fe County Jail Facility

The county's live adult-facility page gives current facility contacts but does not publish a current rated capacity. Older official/county packet material described the Adult Detention Facility as housing about 500 to 600 inmates per day, including state, tribal, and federal inmates, with general population and special management custody types. Because the current live page did not give a rated capacity, the current address and phone should control for public use.

Santa Fe County Adult Correctional Facility

28 Camino Justicia

Santa Fe, NM 87508

505-428-3231

Lobby: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Front desk: 505-428-3861

Security matters 24/7: 505-428-3860

The facility is about 14 miles south of Santa Fe off 599 Veterans Hwy onto NM 14, with exit 272 from I-25. County leadership contacts listed in the research include Warden Derek Williams, Deputy Warden Wade Ellis, and Major Carlos Markman-Lopez for security-related matters.


County Jail vs State Prison

The Santa Fe County jail roster covers local and county custody. The New Mexico Corrections Department offender search covers state prison, probation, and parole records. NMCD states that it does not have jurisdiction over county or city detention facilities. A person sentenced to state prison may disappear from the county jail lookup and later appear in NMCD. A person in county custody on a state, tribal, federal, probation, or parole hold may require more than one agency check.

RecordAgencyUse It ForDoes Not Cover
Santa Fe County jail rosterSanta Fe County CorrectionsLocal custody and intake snapshot.State prison, full criminal history, final disposition.
NMCD offender searchNew Mexico Corrections DepartmentState prison, probation, and parole status.County or city detention facilities.
Court recordDistrict, Magistrate, or Municipal CourtCharges, bond orders, hearings, disposition, sentence.Real-time jail movement or housing.

Santa Fe County Inmate Visitation

Santa Fe County uses video visitation for the Adult Detention Facility. Off-site video visitation is scheduled through TechFriends/JailATM. On-site non-contact video visits are free, and each inmate may receive up to two visits per week. People incarcerated at the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility within the past year are not eligible to visit. Visitors need valid identification and are subject to screening.

Visit TypeProvider or LocationSchedule or LimitCost
Off-site videoTechFriends through JailATM.comAccount and scheduling through JailATM; full schedule not published on county page.Related county phone material says $0.25 per minute.
On-site non-contact videoSanta Fe County Adult Detention FacilityUp to two visits per inmate per week.Free.
Special Management UnitSFCADFDisciplinary or PHD status inmates may receive one visit per week on-site or off-site.Same as visit type.

The visitation source comes from the official county page. Check the Santa Fe County inmate visitation source page for current screening, ID, visit limits, and cancellation rules.

Santa Fe County inmate records video visitation source

The visitation source matters because the facility may cancel or deny visits during lockdowns, incidents, emergencies, or rule violations.


Santa Fe County Inmate Mail

Effective September 1, 2024, all personal inmate mail must be sent through JailATM at the Jonesboro, Arkansas processing address listed by the county. Personal mail addressed directly to Santa Fe County Detention Center will be returned to sender. Legal mail and business documents use different direct-to-jail addresses, so the mailing channel depends on the document type.

  • Personal mail: JailATM.com, Santa Fe County Detention Center, NM, inmate name and number, P.O. Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72401.
  • Legal mail: Legal Mail ONLY, attorney or firm of record, inmate name and number, Santa Fe County Detention Center, 28 Camino Justicia, Santa Fe, NM 87508.
  • Business documents: Attn: Business Office, inmate name and number, Santa Fe County Detention Center, 28 Camino Justicia, Santa Fe, NM 87508.

The official mail page explains the separate channels. Use the Santa Fe County inmate mail source page before sending personal, legal, or business material.

Santa Fe County inmate records jail mail source

The mail rules are strict because the facility returns personal mail sent to the wrong address and separates legal mail from ordinary family mail.


Santa Fe County Booking Limits

Booking information may appear first in a sheriff hot sheet or jail roster, then later in Magistrate, Municipal, or District Court depending on the charge. Felony cases often begin with arrest or complaint and preliminary process, then move to District Court. Misdemeanor, DWI, and traffic cases may stay in Magistrate or Municipal Court. The DA pretrial detention page says intake screens for pretrial detention, the motion is filed in District Court, a preliminary or pretrial hearing occurs, and the judge grants or denies detention.

A custody record is a snapshot. It can change because of release, bond, sentence, transfer, dismissal, court transport, or agency hold. The county disclaimer places responsibility on users to confirm data accuracy, so phone confirmation is important for time-sensitive custody, bond, release, or transport information.

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