The Average Person Spends About 13 Years

Of Their Life At Work.

With so many days spent with your fellow employees, it’s important to choose an environment that’s positive and supportive. Finding a workplace that allows you to grow and thrive is not always easy, but it’s not impossible. At NMSP, we don’t see each other as coworkers, we treat each other like family.

These days, workplace culture is as essential as salary, benefits, and schedule. That’s because more and more employees are beginning to see that it’s not just about how you spend your days on the job, it’s who you spend that time with. At NMSP, we depend and lean on each other. We aren’t just a “group of people who work together,” we are a family who looks out for each other, both on duty and off.

When you commit to a career with New Mexico State Police, you become a part of a brother/sisterhood. You enter into a compact with your fellow officers: an understanding that everyone rises up together, and each individual is not operating alone, but part of a larger entity. We are a tight-knit organization that appreciates the diversity and unique skills of every officer, even as we work as one united team.

When you join NMSP, you don’t just get a badge and a uniform, you become part of a fellowship. You gain not just coworkers or friends, you become a part of something bigger: you become part of the NMSP family.

Are you prepared?

I want to learn more about becoming a NMSP officer.

NMSP Crime Stoppers Coloring Book

We want to thank the community for helping build the New Mexico State Police coloring book, we had so many wonderful entries! Check out the winners of the coloring book contest, download it today and enjoy spending some creative family time coloring these awesome...

The NMSP Spotlight –
Officer Leticia Ferran

She’s a newly-graduated New Mexico State Police officer, a mother to a special-needs child and a survivor. In this NMSP Spotlight article, we introduce you to Officer Leticia Ferran.

The NMSP Spotlight –
Officer Bobbie Terrazas

She’s a New Mexico State Police officer, a wife and mother and a courageous breast cancer warrior. In this NMSP Spotlight article, we introduce you to Officer Bobbie Terrazas.

Do You Know Someone

Do you know someone who would also thrive in a career in law enforcement? If so, perhaps now is the time to give the gift of opportunity.

Everyday Fitness

How do you attain and maintain optimal physical fitness? The trick is consistency and discipline. You don’t need to push yourself until you burn out.

We Are Family

At NMSP, we depend and lean on each other. We are a family who looks out for each other, both on duty and off.

Part of Something Greater

Being a police officer is both rewarding and gratifying. You will be surprised by just how much you can do to improve the lives of those around you.

You Are What You Eat

Eating healthy doesn’t have to be complicated. Instead of restrictive diets, the trick is to focus less on deprivation and more on making better choices. Why does diet matter? Because proper nutrition will give you more energy, boost your mood, and help you stay physically fit – all important factors for succeeding as a law enforcement officer.

New Day, New Opportunity

Right now, many people are facing uncertainty and even unemployment. In this environment, we need qualified candidates more than ever. With so much of the future unpredictable right now, it makes sense to pursue a stable career path as you head towards a prosperous future.

NMSP Officer Saves an Infant’s Life

When you’re wearing our uniform, every day can hold an opportunity to save lives. One such opportunity presented itself to Officer Mario Herrera last month. Herrera sprang into action and snatched an infant from the jaws of death.