Socorro County Warrant RecordsSocorro County Warrant Records

Official warrant answers come from the office that holds the case or serves the order. Socorro County Warrant Records is a private reference, not a government counter. Use the court for status, the Sheriff or Marshal for service, the Detention Center for custody and bond mechanics, and MVD only after a court clearance question is settled.

This is not a government or law-enforcement office. It cannot confirm a warrant, recall or clear an order, accept bond, arrange surrender, set a court date, or give legal advice.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the office based on the question, not just the county name.

  • Felony, probation, or District Court case: Socorro County District Court, 200 Church Street, 575-835-0050 ext. 12, socdproposedtext-grp@nmcourts.gov.
  • Misdemeanor, DWI, or county traffic case: Socorro Magistrate Court, 102 Winkler, 575-835-2500.
  • City citation: Socorro Municipal Court, 404 Park Street, 575-835-2558. Current posted hours are Monday through Wednesday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
  • Village citation: Magdalena Municipal Court, 106 South Main Street, 575-854-2602 or 575-854-2603. The 2026 schedule is telephonic on the second and fourth Mondays at 10 a.m.; call before relying on it.
  • Service question: Socorro County Sheriff, 200 Church Street, 575-835-0941, or Magdalena Marshal, 106 South Main Street, 575-854-2493.

Booking and Bond Questions

The Socorro County Detention Center is at 1001 Grefco Road. Its page explains cash, surety, property, and personal recognizance bonds. It says currency is not accepted at the center for bonds and describes money order or cashier’s check instructions. Confirm the court’s exact bond and release order first.

The detention page says a new-charge initial appearance occurs within four days at Socorro Magistrate Court, while district warrants and probation violations may vary. This is not a universal warrant timeline.

Detention Center bond information

Records Requests

Use the office that holds the record. For county-held Sheriff material, Socorro County lists Andrew Lotrich, 198 Neel Avenue, PO Box D, Socorro, NM 87801, 575-835-0589, fax 575-835-4629. For a court file or warrant event, use the relevant court or the New Mexico Courts IPRA form.

A focused request should name one court, one case, one date range, and the event sought. IPRA access can be limited by sealed, juvenile, personal, or law-enforcement restrictions. A written request is not an emergency clearance tool.

Socorro County IPRA information