Luna County Warrant RecordsLuna County Warrant Records

Official Luna County warrant questions belong with the court or agency that holds the record. The District Court Clerk, Magistrate Court clerk, Deming Municipal Court, Columbus Municipal Court, Sheriff’s Office, and Detention Center each handle a different part of the process. This private reference cannot confirm a warrant, clear one, post bond, or give legal advice. Call the official office directly and verify contact details before traveling.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. Luna County Warrant Records is a private reference resource. It cannot confirm whether a warrant exists, recall or clear process, arrange surrender, accept payment, or tell anyone how a particular case applies.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the office that holds the record or can answer the narrow question.

Sixth Judicial District Court

Felony and district criminal files

855 S. Platinum Ave., Deming

(575) 546-9611

Official court contact

Luna County I Magistrate Court

Misdemeanor, DWI, traffic, preliminary files

912 S. Silver St., Deming

(575) 546-9321

Luna County Sheriff’s Office

Service and records routing

116 E. Poplar St., Deming

(575) 546-2655

Sheriff contact

Luna County Detention Center

Custody and bond processing

1700 E. 4th Street NE, Deming

(575) 544-0191

  • City citation or municipal bench warrant: call Deming Municipal Court at (575) 544-9240 or Columbus Municipal Court at (575) 531-2801.
  • Online case lead: use New Mexico Case Lookup, then confirm with the issuing clerk.
  • Public record request: use the correct court or agency custodian and request an existing record with reasonable particularity through New Mexico Courts IPRA when appropriate.
  • Legal advice: speak with a licensed New Mexico attorney about recall, surrender, bond, payment, or a hearing.

Before You Call or Visit

Have the legal name, citation or case number, likely issuing court, and approximate hearing date ready. Ask who holds the docket, whether a warrant event is recorded, what action the judge requires, and when to check again. The research found no official public Luna warrant roster, dedicated warrant phone line, universal walk-in surrender form, or warrant-counter schedule. Call first.

Do not give payment to a caller who demands secrecy or immediate action. The New Mexico Supreme Court warns that courts do not call or email, or use a bonding company, to demand payment for a warrant. Retrieve the official phone number yourself.