New Mexico State and Local Government

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State Home Page

• New Mexico State Government Information

State Directory

• Government Telephone Directory
• State Employee Email Lookup

Statewide Offices

• Attorney General
• Governor
• Lt. Governor
• Secretary of State
• State Auditor
• State Treasurer

Legislative Branch

• New Mexico Legislature

Judicial Branch

• New Mexico State Judiciary

Executive Branch

• Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources
• Chief Information Officer
• Children, Youth and Families Department
• Corrections Department
• Department of Game and Fish
• Department of Agriculture
• Department of Education
• Department of Health
• Department of Labor
• Department of Public Safety
• Department of Tourism
• Department of Tourism: New Mexico Magazine
• Department of Transportation
• Economic Development Department
• Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department
• Environment Department
• General Services Department
• General Services Department: State Purchasing Division
• Human Services Department
• New Mexico Kids
• New Mexico Register
• Office of Emergency Management
• Office of Cultural Affairs
• Regulation and Licensing Department
• State Agency on Aging
• State Land Office
• State Library
• State Parks
• Taxation and Revenue Department

Boards and Commissions

• Board of Nursing
• New Mexico Commission on Higher Education
• New Mexico Real Estate Commission
• Public Regulation Commission
• Veterans' Service Commission

Counties

• Bernalillo
• Catron
• Chaves
• Cibola
• Colfax
• Curry
• Dona Ana
• Eddy
• Grant
• Harding
• Hidalgo
• Lea
• Lincoln
• Los Alamos
• Luna
• Mckinley
• Mora
• Otero
• Quay
• Rio Arriba
• Roosevelt
• San Juan
• San Miguel
• Sandoval
• Santa Fe
• Sierra
• Socorro
• Taos
• Torrance
• Union
• Valencia

Cities

• Alamogordo
• Albuquerque
• Artesia
• Aztec
• Belen
• Bloomfield
• Carlsbad
• Clovis
• Deming
• Espanola
• Farmington
• Gallup
• Grants
• Hobbs
• Las Cruces
• Las Vegas
• Lovington
• Portales
• Raton
• Rio Rancho
• Roswell
• Santa Fe
• Santa Rosa
• Socorro
• Truth Or Consequences
• Tucumcari

Towns

• Edgewood
• Mesilla
• Mountainair
• Red River
• Silver City
• Taos

Village

• Angel Fire
• Capitan
• Cloudcroft
• Corrales
• Fort Sumner
• Hatch
• Los Lunas
• Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
• Ruidoso
• Ruidoso Downs
• Taos Ski Valley

Other

• New Mexico Association of Counties
• New Mexico Attorney Database
• New Mexico Municipal League

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Secretary of State / Business formation

At the request of our visitors we've included the below local insurance contacts for most cities in New Mexico. The Land of Enchantment has one of the highest accident rates in the United States, so it's necessary to have auto insurance in the state. Not only that, but the mountainous and snowy roads of northern New Mexico can be dangerous for inexperienced drivers. Working with local agents is the first step to finding a low cost policy that will not only protect you from financial obligations, but also give you extra room in your budget. Whether you're looking to switch to a more affordable policy or purchase auto insurance for the first time, you've come to the right place. These local New Mexican insurance companies can help you compare quotes and see the rates available to you, making it much easier for you to find cheap car insurance coverage in the state. For additional information on traffic laws or driving schools please navigate to your respective state using the map.

Local Insurance Company Contact Information