New Mexico State Police

Bleik Monroy

Thank you state of New Mexico for diligently taking care of the highways and everyone who you have helped in all these years of being a great state. I love you all and keep working as hard as you do because we need to everyday.

Vicky Truong

It is very great 👍🏻

Nolawlessness Period

As an out of state person driving thro Albuquerque was a wake call about problems of law enforcement in this city/state. Entering the city on I-25S, some maniacal NM driver violently cut me off as I was in the left lane trying to pass another. I missed him by inches or perhaps centimeters. Later near I-25/I-40 junction some freaking weirdo was zooming at over 100mph from left to right lanes and vice versa endangering everyone on the road. These type of violent/aggressive driving behavior is only seen in megametros of this country. I'm sure NM state police is perhaps doing their level best given political, financial, resource constraints- perhaps city administration needs to review its policies but things are not under control on the roads. TX police has speed traps/radars all over their larger cities with free-flowing traffic tickets which has cut back on this type of violent driving behavior. NM state and city troopers need to start handing out tickets left and right (seems like $s are needed for the city in many ways anyways). Not sure if I can recommend NM for a visit to anyone else unless law enforcement is improved on the roads and elsewhere in the city.

wayne warren

After some initial confusion, I was able to get in touch with an officer that has VIN inspection credentials to help me verify my car's VIN as part of an annoyingly bureaucratic process of getting my out-of-state certificate of title corrected before transferring the title to NM. Sigh.