Courage Responsibility Ethics Dedication- CREDibly serving the public safety of New Mexico

Deputy Director

Probation and Parole Division

Director

Rose Bobchak

  • Off: 505.827.8830
  • Fax: 505.827.8388
Deputy Director Probation & Parole

Daniel Barela

  • Off: 505.827.8296
  • Fax: 505.827.8388



NMCD Probation & Parole
4337 NM 14,
Santa Fe NM 87508
P.O. Box 27116,
Santa Fe NM 87502-0116
Response Center
1.866.416.9867
Central office 505.827.8830
Fax 505.841.4911

Supervision Conditions & Special Programs
The following are the conditions for probation and parole supervision programs. In addition to the supervision conditions listed below, most offenders are required to comply with special conditions of supervision that relate specifically to their case. Restitution and counseling are examples of commonly imposed special conditions. In addition to the standard conditions of Probation and/or Parole, offenders assigned to a special program must comply with additional supervision conditions.

Standard Probation Supervision

Standard supervision serves those offenders in the community who are less likely to re-offend and who do not fit the criteria of special programs. Some offenders are placed into standard supervision if they are pending acceptance in special programs. The following are the conditions of Standard Probation Supervision.

  • State Laws: I will not violate any of the laws or ordinances of the State of NM, or any other jurisdiction. I shall not endanger the person or property of another.
  • Reporting: I will report to my Probation/Parole Officer as often as required and will submit completed and truthful written reports as required by my Probation/Parole Officer. All communication with my Probation/Parole Officer will be truthful and accurate and I will promptly reply to any correspondence or communication I may receive from the Probation Office.
  • Status: I will get permission from my Probation/Parole Officer before: a) Leaving the county where I am being supervised and/or residing; b) Changing jobs; c) Changing residence; or d) Engaging in any major financial contract or debt.
  • Association: I will not associate with any person identified by my Probation/Parole Officer as being detrimental to my Probation supervision, which may include persons having a criminal record, other probationers and parolees, and victims or witnesses of my crime or crimes.
  • Supervision Level: I will follow all orders and instructions of my Probation/Parole Officer including actively participating in and successfully completing any level of supervision and/or treatment program, which may include Community Corrections, ISP, Electronic Monitoring or other supervision/treatment program, as deemed appropriate by the Probation/Parole Officer.
  • Visits: I will permit any Probation/Parole Officer to visit me at my home or place of employment at any time. I will permit a warrant-less search by the Officer of my person, automobile, residence, property and/or living quarters if he/she has reasonable cause to believe the search will produce evidence of a violation of my conditions of probation.
  • Employment: Unless exempted, I will make every effort to obtain and hold a legitimate job and fulfill all financial obligations required of me including support of my family. I shall cooperate with my Probation Officer in any effort to assist me in obtaining employment. If I lose my job for any reason, I shall report this fact to my probation/Parole Officer within 48 hours of the change.
  • Weapons: I will not buy, sell, own or have in my possession, at any time, firearms, ammunition, or other deadly weapons.
  • Drugs: I will not buy, sell, consume, possess or distribute any controlled substances except those legally prescribed for my use by a State Certified Medical Doctor. I will also provide urine or breath test specimens for laboratory analysis upon request of the Probation and Parole division.
  • Arrest: I will report any arrest, charge or questioning by a Peace Officer to my Probation/Parole Officer within 48 hours of the incident. The toll free number 1-866-416-9867 is available for emergency contact with my Probation/Parole Officer.
  • Transfer: If my probation supervision is transferred to another state, I will abide by any additional supervision conditions required by that state.
  • Informant: I will not enter into any agreement to act, or act as an "informer" or special agent for any law enforcement agency without the permission of the Director of the Probation and Parole Division and the sentencing judge.
  • Probation Costs: I will pay probation costs as determined by my Probation/Parole Officer on or before the designated date each month to the Corrections Department in the form of a money order or cashier's check.
  • Photo: I will submit myself for photographing and fingerprinting as directed by the Probation & Parole Division.
  • Alcohol: I shall not possess, use or consume any alcoholic beverages and will not at any time enter what is commonly known as a bar or lounge where alcoholic beverages are served or sold for consumption on the premises.

Standard Parole Supervision

    Per statute NMSA 31-21-5, parole means "the release to the community of an inmate of an institution by decision of the board or by operation of law subject to conditions imposed by the board and to its supervision".

      • 1. I will report to my Parole Officer as directed. I will not abscond from parole, as evidenced by my failure to report where I cannot be located, after reasonable efforts, at my place of approved residence and employment.
      • 2. If I am paroled or transferred to the custody of another State, I will abide by the rules in effect in that State, as well as the parole conditions imposed by the New Mexico Adult Parole Board.
      • 3. I must seek and obtain permission from my Parole Officer before changing residence. I must secure a travel permit from my Parole Officer before any travel out of the county to which I am being supervised.
      • 4. I will demean myself as a law abiding citizen. I will notify and advise my Parole Officer of any arrest within 24 hours (felony or misdemeanor).
      • 5. I must maintain acceptable behavior and conduct which shall justify the opportunity granted to me by the New Mexico Adult Parole Board.
      • 6. I will not illegally possess, use, or sell any narcotic drug, controlled or synthetic substance, or drug paraphernalia. I will not consume or buy intoxicating beverages, nor will I enter what is commonly known as a bar or lounge where intoxicants are sold..
      • 7. I will submit to substance testing at my Parole Officers discretion.
      • 8. I will not knowingly associate with any person who is a detriment to my parole. I will have no gang contact, attire, or paraphernalia.
      • 9. I will not buy, sell, own or have in my possession, at any time, firearms, ammunition, or other deadly weapons of any kind.
      • 10. I will seek and maintain verifiable employment, education, or community service (if not employed) and notify my Parole Officer immediately in the event of termination or change of employment.
      • 11.I will permit my Parole Officer or Corrections Officials to visit me at all reasonable times, places, and will submit to reasonable warrantless searches per New Mexico Corrections Department policy.
      • 12.I will refrain from driving any motor vehicle without a valid NM driver’s license, registration, and insurance.
      • 13. I will comply with all conditions and fines imposed by the judgment and sentence, as ordered by the court.

Intensive Supervision

Intensive Supervision provides concentrated supervision to each region's most high risk offenders. These offenders typically include gang members, repeat felons, and violent offenders.

  • Report: I will report to the Intensive Supervision Officer at the Probation and Parole Division Office as required. This reporting requirement may be altered by the ISP Officer for the benefit of those participants who are employed full-time.
  • Abide by Curfew: I will be at my residence during my designated curfew hours, unless I have written authorization from my Intensive Supervision Officer to be away from my residence during these hours. I understand that this condition may be enforced through the use of electronic monitoring equipment. I agree to use diligence in the care of this equipment and understand that any tampering with any part of the equipment can result in my immediate arrest. I also agree to immediately contact my supervising Officer if any questions or problems arise about the equipment.
  • Communication: I must have a phone line in working condition within two weeks of being placed on Intensive Supervision, unless waived by my Intensive Supervision Officer. I will maintain a clean, safe and suitable residence. I will not have anonymous call rejections, voice messaging, nor any other phone service that interferes with my supervision.
  • Seeking Employment: I understand that if I am not employed full-time I will report to the ISP Officer each day (Monday: Friday) and provide verification that I am actively seeking employment. Upon obtaining full-time employment, I will provide verification of all my income and it's source each and every month.
  • Travel Restriction: I will only travel outside of the county in which I reside with my ISP Officer's permission and only with a valid travel permit. Travel is limited to a 70-mile range from my county of residence and no overnight travel is permitted while under Intensive Supervision.
  • Community Service: I will perform a total of thirty, 30 community service hours while I am under Intensive Supervision. A minimum of ten, 10 hours will be completed during each phase.
  • Alcohol Use: I will not buy, possess or consume intoxicating beverages at any time and will not at any time enter a bar or lounge where alcoholic beverages are served or sold for consumption on the premises. There will be no alcohol at my residence.
  • Urinalysis Test: I will submit a VALID urine specimen for analysis upon request. I will be prepared to submit such specimen each time that I report.
  • Search: I will submit to a warrant-less search of my person, residence and personal belongings, including the automobile I am driving, by the Intensive Supervision Officer upon request.
  • Forbidden Association: I will not associate with any person whom my Intensive Supervision Officer has forbidden me to.
  • Law Contact: Any contact with local, State or Federal authorities, including traffic citations and/or arrest, must be IMMEDIATELY reported to the Intensive Supervision Officer.
  • Counseling: I will attend and complete any counseling requited by the Court, the Parole Board, the Intensive Supervision Officer or Probation/Parole Officer. I will notify my Supervising Officer within 24 hours of any missed sessions
  • Obey P.O.: I will obey all the lawful and reasonable demands of the Intensive Supervision Officer or Probation/Parole Officer.

Community Corrections Program

Community Corrections Programs primarily serve offenders in the community based on the risk level and the needs of the offender. These offenders often have greater treatment needs. The Department works together with the behavioral health collaborative to provide the most suitable behavioral health services these offenders. Community Corrections programs also serve as a diversionary program for probation/parole violators who would otherwise likely be incarcerated.

  • PROG LENGTH A: The minimum length of time I must remain in the program is six, 6, months.
  • PROG LENGTH B: I understand that the length in program can exceed the minimum if program requirements are not met or I am non-compliant with treatment or supervision requirements.
  • PROG LENGTH C: I understand that the program will assess immediate sanctions for any occasion of non-compliance which may include but not be limited to: Electronic Monitoring, curfews, phone check-ins, additional community service, additional treatment sessions or support group meetings, additional office visits, house arrest, jail time.
  • EMP/TRN/ED A: I will obtain employment within 30 days of the program unless I am unable to work for certified medical reasons or unless I am attending school full-time. Offender will be required to provide verification of work or school attendance.
  • EMP/TRN/ED B: I will not miss work, training, or educational program/classes for any reason except for illness or emergencies. Any absence requires the approval of the Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager. Any unexcused absence will be considered non-compliance.
  • EMP/TRN/ED C: The program will increase reporting requirements and/or aspects of required programming when I am unemployed or not attending school full-time.
  • EMP/TRN/ED D: I will report to my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager all money I have received and the source of that money.
  • TREAT & APPOINT A: I will show up at the scheduled time for all appointments made for and/or by me. I will not miss scheduled appointments without prior permission of my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager. Any unexcused absence will be considered non-compliance.
  • TREAT & APPOINT B: I will participate in any counseling or treatment program my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager recommends and I will obey all rules of that program.
  • TREAT & APPOINT C: I will attend any support group, i.e., AA, NA, recommended by my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager and will provide proof of attendance.
  • TREAT & APPOINT D: I will submit to urine tests, breath alcohol or blood tests as ordered by my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager.
  • LIVING ENVIRON A: I will immediately report to my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager any and all disagreements or problems I am having or have had with my landlord, apartment manager, parents or roommates that may affect my current residence. If the disagreement or problem does not immediately affect my residence then I will report any occurrence within 48 hours.
  • LIVING ENVIRON B: I may be placed on a curfew at any time. If placed on a curfew, be at my place of residence (as reported to my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager) at the time ordered and not leave from there until the time allowed.
  • LIVING ENVIRON C: At any time during the program, I may be placed in electronic monitoring.
  • LIVING ENVIRON D: I will allow my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager or their designee to visit me at home or elsewhere as often as they feel necessary and I will submit to a search of my person, residence, automobile, and personal belongings upon request by my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager or their designee.
  • REPORTING A: I will report to my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager as directed. I understand that my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager will develop and review with me specific requirements at each phase of programming and as I transition from phase to phase. Phase requirements will include reporting requirements, drug testing requirements, treatment requirements, community service requirements and may include additional program requirements such as curfews and electronic monitoring.
  • REPORTING B: I understand that the initial phase of programming will be the most restrictive and that as I meet program requirements and remain in compliance I will transition to less restrictive phases of programming until completion.
  • REPORTING C: I understand that non-compliance at any phase of programming may cause me to be assessed back to a more restrictive phase or terminated from the program.
  • REPORTING D: I will not miss a scheduled report date or time without PRIOR permission of my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager. Any unexcused missed reporting contact will be considered non-compliance.
  • REPORTING E: I will report to my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager with 48 hours all contacts with law enforcement agencies (including arrests, detention, questioning and traffic citations), and any discharges from employment, change in residence, and change in phone numbers.
  • OTHER REQUIREMENT A: I will not do anything that would be a violation of my conditions of release as stipulated in my Probation Orders and/or my Parole Certificate.
  • OTHER REQUIREMENT B: I will perform required community service as assigned by my Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager. I will complete a minimum of four, 4, hours of community service per month if employed full-time or enrolled in school full-time or any combination of the two. Offenders shall complete a minimum of ten, 10, hours of community service per month if employed part-time, enrolled in school part-time or unemployed.
  • OTHER REQUIREMENT C: I will not offer a gift or bribe to any staff member of the program.
  • OTHER REQUIREMENT D: In the absence of my assigned Probation/Parole Officer or Case Manager, I will abide by the instructions of their representative.
  • OTHER REQUIREMENT E: I understand that the program may amend this contract and/or change any phase requirement at any time during my stay in the program to include additional conditions that are determined to be necessary for my continued participation and that meets my treatment needs.

Drug Courts Program

The Drug Court Program is specifically geared towards individuals who have drug/alcohol addictions, which have contributed to their criminal activity. The following are the standard conditions of the Drug Court program.

  • Conduct: I will not violate any of the laws or ordinances of the State of New Mexico or of any other jurisdiction, and I will not endanger the person or property of another.
  • Reporting: I agree to report to my Probation Officer (Drug court Officer) as often as requested.
  • Permission: I will get permission from my Probation Officer and the Judge when applicable before:
    Leaving the county where I live;
    Changing jobs;
    Changing residence.
  • Association: I will not associate with any person having a criminal record. (This condition may be changed in writing by the Probation Officer for any necessary reason that the Probation Officer considers appropriate.)
  • Following Orders: I will follow all orders and instructions of my Probation Officer, and I will promptly reply to any correspondence that I may receive from the Probation Office.
  • Weapons: I will not have in my possession, any firearms or deadly weapons.
  • Arrest: I will report any arrest or charge to my Probation Officer within 72 hours of the incident. Further, I will report any contacts made with law enforcement for any reason.
  • Controlled Substances: I will not use any substances that will cause a positive drug screen, including but not limited to narcotic prescriptions and/or over-the-counter drugs.
  • Alcohol: I will not possess or consume any alcoholic beverages nor will I enter any liquor establishments.

Offender Assistance

Region Manager
Region I Manager

Melanie Martinez

  • 2000 St. Michael's Drive
    Santa Fe, NM 87505
  • Phone: 505.476.2351
  • Fax: 505.476.2368

Region I is comprised of approximately seventy-eight employees, working in ten district offices, throughout Northern New Mexico. The Region spans from San Juan County in the Northwest, to Union County in the Northeast, and includes the Navajo and Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservations, as well as the Eight Northern Pueblos. The Region encompasses five judicial districts including the First (Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Rio Arriba counties), Fourth (San Miguel, Mora and Guadalupe counties), Eighth (Colfax, Union and Taos counties), Eleventh (San Juan and McKinley counties), and the Thirteenth (Cibola county).

The Region provides approximately two-hundred programs available to clients for services including: inpatient and outpatient substance abuse programs, mental health counseling, domestic violence counseling, financial assistance, housing assistance, and a number of other essential services. Region I, in conjunction with District and Magistrate courts around the Region, offers seven Adult/Felony Drug Courts in the following cities: Aztec/Farmington, Espanola, Taos, Raton, Las Vegas, Santa Fe, and Grants. Additionally, Region I offers three DWI Drugs Courts located in the first and eleventh judicial districts, and two Mental Health Treatment Courts located in the first and eleventh judicial districts. These problem solving courts offer an alternative to incarceration and provide an opportunity for offenders to better their lives through highly structured programming aimed at maintaining a sober and productive lifestyle.

To meet the varying needs of clientele, Region I has specialized Officers supervising sex offenders and those identified as high-risk, high-need, or both. Those in need of intensive supervision participate in the Community Corrections or Intensive Supervision programs. While participating in these programs, probationers and parolees are given additional support and are required to report more frequently as part of a structured supervision plan. A Gender-Specific Officer located in Santa Fe specializes in working with the area's female population focusing on needs and issues specific to female offenders in the reintegration process. An inpatient treatment program, developed to assist offenders convicted of Sex Crimes is located in Las Vegas.

Region I is committed to the public safety and well being of the people of New Mexico by doing the right thing, always. We ensure public safety while providing a balanced system approach to probation and parole.

Santa Fe Hearing Office
Edward Gonzales, Hearing I Officer
2000 St. Michael's Drive
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505.476.2365
Fax:505.476.2368
Santa Fe District Office 1A
Melanie Martinez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2000 St. Michael's Drive
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505.476.2350
Fax:505.476.2368
Santa Fe District Office 1C
Melanie Martinez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2000 St. Michael's Drive
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505.476.2380
Fax:505.476.2369
Fax:505.827.8241
Espanola District Office 1B
Labriana Belmontes, Probation/Parole Supervisor
410 B Paseo De Onate
Espanola, NM 87532
505.753.2101
Fax:505.753.1842
Las Vegas District Office 4
Michelle Varela, Probation/Parole Supervisor
621 Sixth Street
Las Vegas, NM 87701
505.425.9241
Fax:505.425.6408
Raton District Office 8A
Vacant, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1115 South Second Street
Raton, NM 87740
575.445.9081
Fax:575.445.5656
Taos District Office 8B
Vacant, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1215 Gusdorf Road, Suite B
Taos, NM 87571
575.758.8388/1913
Fax:575.758.1913
Gallup District Office 11A
Vacant, Probation/Parole Supervisor
905 U.S. Highway 491
Gallup, NM 87301
505.863.6254
Fax: 505.863.8003
Grants District Office 13B
Danette Sandoval, Probation/Parole Supervisor
700 Roosevelt Avenue, Suite 70
P.O. Box 1913
Grants, NM 87020
505.287.7060
Fax:505.285.4320
Farmington District Office 11B
Rachel Hobbs, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1640 E. Cedar Street
Farmington, NM 87401
505.327.5138
Fax:505.599.9653
Farmington District Office 11C
Kristina Cordell, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1640 E. Cedar Street
Farmington, NM 87401
505.327.5138
Fax:505.599.9653
Region Manager
Region II Manager

Ronald Broich

  • 615 1st Street NW
    Albuquerque, NM 87102
  • Phone: 505.383.2959
  • Fax: 505.383.2973

Region II Standard Supervision in Albuquerque has 83 employees. This Region supervises adult offenders who live in the Albuquerque Metropolitan area. The average caseload for these officers is between 100 and 125 per officer.

A gender specific caseload is housed in this Region and is specific to female offenders addressing their needs.

The transport Unit services Standard Supervision and the Special Programs Region in Albuquerque. Other specialty Officers include: the Court Liaison Officer, the Metropolitan Detention Center Officer and the Roaming Probation Parole Officer.

The Pre-Sentence Report Unit prepares Pre-Sentence Reports (PSR) for the Judges in the Second Judicial District. The Transitional Reporting Center (TRC) is the Region's intake and processing district. In addition to the systematic review and classification of new cases coming to the Region, the district, through a vendor contract, provides immediate counseling and housing services to meet the pressing needs of offenders at the outset of their supervision.

The Response Center is housed in this Region and it is a 24 hour 7 day per week operation that is staffed by Probation Parole Supervisors and Probation Parole Officers. Phone calls are received from law enforcement officials, victims, offenders, family and the public Statewide.

Albuquerque Response Center
Michael Bednarski, Probation Parole Supervisor
Karina Villalobos, Probation Parole Supervisor
Ken Freamon, Probation Parole Supervisor
Leslie Daniel, Probation Parole Supervisor
Statewide Toll Free Number:
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone:505.841.4910 Fax:505.841.4911
Phone:505.841.4992
Phone:505.841.9685
Phone:505.841.4992
Phone:505.841.9685
1.800.428.5686
Albuquerque Pre sentence Reports Transitional Reporting Center Unit
Carl Wilken , ProbationParole Supervisor
111 Gold SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.238.6450
Phone: 505.469.0613
Fax:505.841.4957
Hearing Officer
Jessica Richey / Natalie Marquez
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505.841.4953
Phone: 505.383.2974
Transitional Coordinator
Mike Estrada/ Belinda Gallegos
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505.392.0179
Phone: 505.249.7502
Albuquerque District Office A
Lyle Wieman, Probation Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone:505.249.7910
Fax:505.841.4911
Albuquerque District Office C
William Tennant, Probation Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505.249.7574
Fax:505.841.4929
Albuquerque District Office D
Brent Hopper, Probation/ Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505.469.0665
Fax:505.841.9698
Albuquerque District Office E
Cheryl Hobbs, Probation Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Fax:505.841.4969
Los Lunas District Office 13A
Cyndie Santistevan, Probation/Parole Supervisor
221 Highway 314 SW
P.O. Box 1890
Los Lunas, NM 87031
505.865.6492 ext.1003
505.944.6772
Fax:505.865.8879
Institutional Probation/Parole Officer (IPPO)
Vacant,IPPO
Physical Address:
Central New Mexico Correctional Facility
1525 Morris Road
Los Lunas, New Mexico 87031-1328
Mailing Address:
Central New Mexico Correctional Facility
P.O. Drawer 1328
Los Lunas, NM 87031
505.252.7266
Region Manager
Community Corrections Administrator

Marianna Vigil

  • 615 First Street NW
    Albuquerque, NM 87102
  • Phone: 505.681.4025
Deputy Community Corrections Administrator

Vacant


Community Corrections programs primarily serve offenders that are assessed as presenting a higher risk for reoffending and who have multiple barriers to success in the community. Individuals may present with chronic mental health needs, medical issues, chronic homelessness or multiple failures at completing substance abuse rehabilitation programs, among other matters. Community Corrections programs address behavioral health and life maintenance issues that have proven to be a challenge for these offenders in the past. Programs require close collaboration between Probation-Parole Officers and community treatment providers. Programs also serve to divert offenders who may otherwise be incarcerated. Community Corrections also serves as a release mechanism for high risk/high needs offenders returning to the community after prison.

Transitional Coordinators are a specialized probation officer, trained to assist individuals who are in need of additional resources in order to be successful on supervision. There are two transitional coordinators in each region throughout the state. Transitional Coordinators work closely with treatment providers, transitional living and halfway houses, release planning, and community resources.

Community Corrections Transitional Coordinators Supervisor
Janeen Arble, Probation/Parole Supervisor
4437 State Road
Santa Fe, NM 87502
505.827.8386 Office
Region I Santa Fe Transitional Coordinators
Erin Quintana, Transitional Coordinators
2000 St. Michael's Drive.
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505.476.2374 Office

Fax:505.841.6703
Region II Albuquerque Transitional Coordinators
Mike Estrada/ Belinda Gallegos, Transitional Coordinators
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.392.0179 Office
505.392.0179 Office
Region III DO3CC - LAS CRUCES , Transitional Coordinators
Tyler Krueger/Leah Tafoya, Transitional Coordinators
2635 West Picacho
Las Cruces, NM 88007
575.647.9901 Office

Fax:575.647.9943
Region IV Hobbs District Office 5C Coordinator
Concha Nevarez, Transitional Coordinators
2715 N. Dal Paso Street
Hobbs, NM 88240
575.748.3466 Office

Fax:575.748.4718
NM Women's Recovery Academy
Jessie Wade, Probation/Parole Supervisor
P.O. Box 1890
6000 Isleta Blvd.
Albuquerque, NM 87105
505.873.2761 Office
505.670.4520 Cell
Fax:505.873.2819
NM Men's Recovery Academy
Jessie Wade, Probation/Parole Supervisor
P.O. Box 1890
1000 Main Street Bldg #23
Los Lunas, NM 87031
505.565.8995 Office
505.670.4520 Cell
Fax:505.565.8996
Pavilions
Jessie Wade, Probation/Parole Supervisor
735 Don Pasqual Rd
Los Lunas, NM 87031
505.565.8995 Office
505.670.4520 Cell
Fax:505.565.8996
Region Manager
Region Manager Special Programs

Angela Gieri

  • 111 Gold S E
    Albuquerque, NM 87102
  • Phone: 505.383.2959
  • Fax: 505.841.9665

This region of 73 employees provides a variety of specialized probation and parole services for the greater Albuquerque metropolitan area and surrounding Counties. The region includes the Intensive Supervision Units, Sex Offender Unit, Community Corrections Unit, Drug Court, Los Lunas district office, Bernalillo and Rio Rancho district office.

The Intensive Supervision districts provide very close supervision to the region's most dangerous criminals. The districts' objective is to minimize the risk to the community by closely monitoring these cases while requiring extensive counseling and treatment. This Unit also supervises higher-ranking gang members and in addition, houses two High Risk Officers.

The Sex Offender Unit supervises probation and parolees who are sex offenders living in Bernalillo County.

The Community Corrections Units supervise probation and parolees who are considered high need and houses the Gender Specific Female Officer.

The Drug Court district supervises drug-involved offenders who are typically having their first encounter with the criminal justice system. It is the strategy of Drug Court to provide a stepped-up level of supervision and treatment to reduce the likelihood of recidivism.

The Los Lunas District supervises offenders on parole or probation who live in Valencia County. It houses a Community Corrections Officer, a Sex Offender Officer, the Institutional Probation Parole Officer and standard supervision.

Bernalillo District Office supervises probation and parolees living in Sandoval County who are sex offenders, high-risk offenders or Community Corrections.

Rio Rancho supervises standard offenders on probation and parole who are living in Sandoval County.

Albuquerque Sex Offender Unit
Haven Scogin, Probation/Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.383.2997 Office
505.934.2188 Cell
Fax:505.383.2970
Albuquerque Drug Court District
Catherine Hartman, Probation/Parole Supervisor
400 Lomas N.W.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.841.6799 Office
505.934.3634 Cell
Fax:505.841.6703
Community Corrections
Kelly Coppin, Probation/Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.383.2994 Office
505.841.4907 Cell
Fax:505.383.2970
Albuquerque Intensive Supervision #1
Meredith Tafoya, Probation/Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.383.2960 Office
505.321.9793 Cell
Fax:505.383.2961
Albuquerque Intensive Supervision #2
Janeen Arble, Probation/Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.383.2962 Office
505.469.5891 Cell
Fax:505.383.2964
Albuquerque District Office B
Vacant, Probation Parole Supervisor
615 1st Street NW.
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505.469.5891
Fax:505.841.4929
Bernalillo District Office 13C
Jerald Archibeque, Probation/Parole Supervisor
681 S. Camino del Pueblo
Bernalillo, NM 87004
505.771.6405 Office
505.235.2194 Cell
Fax:505.867.3926
Rio Rancho District Office
Michael Shane Hartman, Probation/Parole Supervisor
4000 Southern Blvd. NE
Rio Rancho, NM 87124
505.896.5066 Office
505.934.3625 Cell
Fax:505.896.0943
Region Manager
Region III Manager

Renee Waskiewicz

  • 2635 West Picacho
    Las Cruces, NM 88007
  • Phone: 575.647.9934
  • Fax: 575.647.9933

The Region III office is located in Las Cruces, NM. The Region consists of 71 employees CREDibly serving the public safety of New Mexico.

The region has twelve offices located in Las Cruces (3), Anthony, Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Socorro, T or C, Moriarty, Alamogordo and Ruidoso. The Region covers all of southern New Mexico, from as Far East as Ruidoso, South to the Texas Border and West to the Arizona Border. The Region encompasses four judicial districts: the Third in Dona Ana County; the Sixth in Grant, Luna and Hidalgo Counties; the Seventh in Socorro, Catron, Torrance and Sierra Counties; and the Twelfth in Otero and Lincoln Counties.

Region III has four contracted and one state-run Community Correction Program, three Sex Offender Officers located in Las Cruces (2) and Alamogordo (1), two Transitional Coordinators, the Transitional Reporting Center and a Gender-Specific Officer located in Las Cruces who specializes in working with the female population. The region has Drug Court programs in: Dona Ana, Hidalgo, Grant, Sierra, Torrance, Socorro and Otero County. The region also supervises the State's Centralized Offender Payment System (COPS), which is located in the Socorro District Office.

Region III has three in-patient residential drug, alcohol and mental health treatment programs. Gila Regional Medical Center and Mesilla Valley Hospital provide out-patient services for adults who are seeking treatment for behavioral health issues and drug or alcohol dependency. Their inpatient services are an acute, short-term program for adults 18 years and older who need a safe, structured, therapeutic environment that focuses on rapid stabilization in order to allow discharge to a less intensive setting. Yucca Lodge provides intensive residential treatment for persons with chemical dependency; many have secondary mental health disorders. Treatment stays average 4 or more weeks depending on resident treatment needs.

Las Cruces Hearing Office
Florence Mulheron , Hearing Officer
2635 West Picacho
Las Cruces, NM 88007
575.647.9938
Fax:575.647.9943
Las Cruces District Office 3A
Heidi Morgan, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2635 West Picacho
Las Cruces, NM 88007
Fax:575.647.9943
Las Cruces District Office 3B
Stephanie Vincenti, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2635 West Picacho
Las Cruces, NM 88007
575.647.9922
Fax:575.647.9943
Las Cruces District Office 3C
Carol Slavens, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2635 West Picacho
Las Cruces, NM 88007
575.647.9917
Fax:575.647.9943
Anthony District Office 3D
Elida Palomarez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
925 Anthony Drive
Anthony, NM 88021
575.882.2951
Fax:575.882.5982
Silver City District Office 6A
Arthur Quintana, Probation/Parole Supervisor
2605 N. 32nd Street Bypass, Ste. A
Silver City, NM 88061
575.388.2563
Fax:575.388.1810
Deming District Office 6B
Robert Wieck, Probation/Parole Supervisor
920 S. Silver
Deming, NM 88030
575.546.6868
Fax:575.546.2997
Lordsburg Sub Office District Office 6
Robert Wieck, Probation/Parole Supervisor
524 Demoss St. Ste. 10
Lordsburg, NM 88045
575.660.4905
Fax:575.388.1810.
Socorro District Office 7
Cindy Chavez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
116 Mechem Street
Socorro, NM 87801
575.835.1847/1880
Fax:575.835.3314
T or C Sub Office
Kevin Johnson, Probation/Parole Officer
610 Broadway
Truth or Consequences, NM 87901
575.894.6525
Fax:575.894.6525
Moriarty Sub Office
Cindy Chavez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
809 First Street, Suite C
Moriarty, NM 87035
505.832.6832
Fax:505.832.1250
Alamogordo District Office 12A
Peter Sanders, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1408 8th Street
Alamogordo, NM 88310
575.437.2285
Fax:575.437.9357
Ruidoso Sub Office District Office 12B
Peter Sanders, Probation/Parole Officer Supervisor
301 W. Highway 70, Suite #1
Ruidoso, NM 88345
575.378.8118
Fax:575.378.1878
Region Manager
Region IV Manager

Cynthia Calderon

  • #5 Grand Ave Plaza
    Roswell, NM 88201
  • Phone: 575.624.6030
  • Fax:575.624.6033

Region IV has 51 dedicated employees in eight different offices and covers most of eastern and southeastern New Mexico. The region extends from Roy in the northeast to Roswell and Carlsbad in the southeast, and to Hobbs and Clovis in the far eastern area. It encompasses three judicial districts: the Fifth in Roswell, Artesia, Carlsbad and Hobbs; the Ninth in Clovis and Portales; and the Tenth in Tucumcari. There is a Ninth Judicial District Drug Court in Clovis. There are two courageous STIU officers, one in Clovis and one in Roswell, who are constantly on the lookout for probation/parole fugitives. Much of Region IV borders on Texas and a smaller portion borders on Oklahoma.

Roswell District Office 5A
Ryan Noriega, Probation/Parole Supervisor
5 Grand Avenue Plaza
Roswell, NM 88201
575.624.6030
Fax:575.623.7413
Carlsbad/Artesia District Office 5B
Miguel Gonzales, Probation/Parole Supervisor
Corey Armendariz, Probation/Parole Officer
Mario Mata, Probation/Parole Officer
114 N. Main
Carlsbad, NM 88220
575.887.3625
Artesia District Office 5B
Miguel Gonzales, Probation/Parole Supervisor
Christopher Gonzales, Probation/Parole Officer
3300 W. Main
Artesia, NM 88210
575.748.3466
Fax:575.748.4718
Hobbs District Office 5C
Concha Nevarez, Probation/Parole Supervisor
Vacant, Transitional Coordinator
2715 N. Dal Paso Street
Hobbs, NM 88240
575.397.5200
Fax:575.397.5204
Clovis District Office 9 & 10
Vacant, Probation/Parole Supervisor
Isabel Lucero, Tucumcari/Special Programs Supervisor
1633 North Prince Street
Clovis, NM 88101
575.762.3780
Fax:575.762.4907
Portales District Office 9A
Kristy Muller, Probation/Parole Supervisor
1024 Community Way
Portales, NM 88130
575.359.0295
Fax:575.359.0487
Tucumcari District Office 10
Isabel Lucero, Probation/Parole Supervisor
Vacant, Probation/Parole Officer
300 S 3rd
Tucumcari, NM 88401
575.461.2475
Fax:575.461.2485
Commisioner/Admin
Commissioner / Administrator
Interstate Compact

Roberta Cohen

  • 4337 NM State Rd. 14
    Santa Fe, NM 87502
  • Phone: 505.827.8635
  • Fax: 505.827.8679

The Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision (Compact) is the only legal mechanism in the country for the interstate transfer of the parole or probation of an adult offender. It is the purpose of this Compact to promote public safety and protect the rights of victims through the control and regulation of the interstate movement of offenders in the community. In addition, this Compact provides for the effective tracking, supervision and rehabilitation of these offenders by the sending and receiving states. New Mexico became a member of the new Compact in April 2001, which is governed by NMSA 1978 Section 31-5-20.

The Interstate Compact Office (ICO) is responsible for administering the compact on the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) and is the central hub of communication between New Mexico and the compact states. The ICO oversees the daily operations and transfer process of probationers and parolees crossing state lines. The ICO also supervises the process for New Mexico inmates seeking an out of state transfer. Upon the inmate's parole acceptance and release from custody; monitor the parolee's departure, arrival, supervision progress, restitution and response to any violations. The ICO issues a "Warrant for Parole Violator" on New Mexico parolees who abscond from supervision, who are arrested out of state on new criminal charges or New Mexico parolees transferred out of state via the compact who have violated the conditions of parole. The ICO issues detainers on New Mexico parolees arrested out of state on new criminal charges and monitor case for extradition.

The New Mexico Corrections Department, Probation and Parole Division, Interstate Compact Office's actions and attitude reflect the Department's core values of Courage, Responsibility, Ethics and Dedication. These values are found in our role in making New Mexico Corrections Department a success.

If a probationer or parolee is seeking an out of state relocation, please contact your Probation/Parole Officer to initiate the transfer process. For additional information regarding the interstate compact, please visit the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision national website.