Find Torrance County Inmate Records

Torrance County inmate records are searched through a custody-by-custody process because no official public county jail roster was found in the available county, sheriff, or CoreCivic sources. A Torrance County jail roster search should begin with the likely place and type of custody, then move through facility contact, public-records requests, courts, state prison lookup, federal prison lookup, immigration lookup, and notification tools. The same Estancia detention facility may involve local, federal, or immigration custody records.

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Torrance County Jail Roster Limits

No official online Torrance County jail roster, current-inmate list, recent-bookings page, or public booking report was located on the county website, the Torrance County Sheriff's Office page, the CoreCivic facility page, or the CoreCivic visitor/contact PDF. That is the main records finding for this page. The county's inmate-record path is more phone, records-request, court, and agency-locator based than roster based.

The primary facility is Torrance County Detention Facility, a CoreCivic-operated multi-security detention center in Estancia. CoreCivic's public page lists ICE and Torrance County as customers and provides PREA reporting routes for ICE and U.S. Marshals Service detainees. A person physically held in Torrance County may therefore be in local county custody, ICE custody, USMS custody, or another contractual category. A single county roster would not cover all of those systems even if one existed.

Roster finding: Start with the facility phone line and custody type. Do not assume a person is absent from custody because a county web roster cannot be found.


How to Search Torrance County Inmate Records

The best search workflow starts with the system that most likely controls the record. A recent sheriff or local police arrest should be checked with Torrance County Detention Facility and then with New Mexico courts. A person in immigration detention should be searched through ICE ODLS. A state-sentenced person should be searched through NMCD. A federal sentenced prisoner should be searched through BOP. VINE can help with custody notifications, but it does not replace the originating record holder.

  1. Call Torrance County Detention Facility at 505-384-2711 if the person may be housed at the Estancia facility.
  2. Search New Mexico Courts Case Lookup for filed charges, hearings, and case status after a local arrest.
  3. Use ICE Online Detainee Locator System for immigration custody by A-number or biographical search.
  4. Use NMCD Offender Search for sentenced state-prison custody, probation, or parole.
  5. Use the BOP Inmate Locator for federal sentenced custody from 1982 to present.
  6. File a county IPRA request when locally maintained jail, booking, confinement, or release records are needed.

Torrance County Roster Search Fields

The county roster table is intentionally short because no official public roster form was located. The useful search fields are in other systems, and each system covers a different custody slice.

SystemFieldsRequiredScope
Torrance County public jail rosterNot availablen/aNo official public roster/search form located.
ICE ODLSA-number and country of birth, or name, country of birth, and birth dateYesICE custody, not state prison or county-only bookings.
NMCD Offender SearchFirst name, last name, or NMCD numberName or numberState prison, probation, parole; not county/city jail.
BOP Inmate LocatorBOP/DCDC/FBI/INS number or name with optional age, race, sexName or numberFederal inmates from 1982 to present.
New Mexico Case LookupCase number, party name, court, date rangeNoFiled court records after arrest.

What a Torrance County Inmate Record Shows

Because no public Torrance County roster profile was found, there is no official online sample profile to inventory. A jail or booking record, if maintained and releasable, should be expected to show the person's identity, confinement and release timing, arresting agency, charges or legal hold, custody status, and release or transfer information. New Mexico Section 4-44-19 requires a written record showing the exact confinement and release time for each prisoner held under county jail authority.

FieldWhat It Shows
Confinement / Release TimeExact jail timing required in written records under New Mexico law, subject to redaction.
Booking PhotoNot found in an official online county roster; may require a records request if releasable.
Arresting AgencySheriff, Estancia Police, Moriarty Police, Mountainair Police, State Police, ICE, USMS, or another agency.
Charges or HoldBooking reason, court charge, warrant, detainer, ICE hold, federal hold, or probation/parole hold.
Bond / ReleaseVerify with the court or facility because no county online bond table was located.
Transfer StatusMovement to court, NMCD, ICE, BOP, USMS, another jail, or release.

Torrance County Jail Facility Contact

Torrance County Detention Facility is the main public detention contact for inmate records in the county. CoreCivic lists the facility at 209 County Road AO49, Estancia, NM 87016, with phone 505-384-2711 and fax 505-384-5184. The mailing address for inmate or detainee mail is different: use the inmate or detainee name and number, Torrance County Detention Facility, P.O. Box 837, Estancia, NM 87016.

Torrance County Detention Facility

209 County Road AO49

Estancia, NM 87016

505-384-2711

Call for facility information, custody confirmation, visit rules, and current mail or money procedures.

Torrance County Sheriff

903 N. 5th Street, Neil Mertz Judicial Complex

Estancia, NM 87016

505-544-4900

Sheriff David Frazee; no public jail roster link was found on the sheriff page.

The Torrance County Sheriff page gives the local law-enforcement contact block.

Torrance County sheriff page for inmate records contact information

The sheriff page is useful for local agency routing, but the detention facility page and county IPRA route remain the practical fallback for jail records not posted online.


County, State, Federal, and ICE Records

Torrance County inmate records split by legal authority. A person awaiting local court action is not searched the same way as a sentenced state prisoner or an immigration detainee. NMCD states that it does not have jurisdiction over county or city detention facilities, so a missing NMCD record is not proof that a person was not booked locally. ICE and BOP searches also have limited scopes.

Custody TypeWhere to LookImportant Limit
Local county custodyTCDF phone, county IPRA, court recordsNo official public Torrance roster was located.
State prison / supervisionNMCD Offender SearchNot county or city jail custody.
Immigration detentionICE ODLSSearch by A-number/country or name/country/birth date.
Federal sentenced prisonBOP Inmate LocatorDoes not prove another agency is not holding the person.
Court chargesNew Mexico Case Lookup and local clerksCourt case records are not jail roster records.

Request Torrance County Jail Records by IPRA

The county IPRA page says requests are free to submit, copies are $1.00 per page, and payment is due before receipt. Requests may be sent to IPRA@tcnm.us or mailed to Records Custodian, P.O. Box 48, Estancia, NM 87016. The county also says it will forward a request to the proper entity if it does not maintain the requested record and knows the custodian.

Use IPRA for locally maintained jail logs, booking sheets, confinement and release records, arrest reports, or booking photos when no online source exists. Include the full name, date of birth if known, arrest date, arresting agency, case number if known, and the exact record sought. For court case files, use the court clerk or judicial IPRA form instead.

Request ItemRoute
County jail or sheriff recordIPRA@tcnm.us or Records Custodian, P.O. Box 48, Estancia, NM 87016
Court case recordNew Mexico court clerk or judicial IPRA form
ICE detention recordICE locator, ICE DRIL, or federal records route
State prison recordNMCD Offender Search and NMCD records contacts

Booking Process in Torrance County

A local arrest may begin with the Torrance County Sheriff's Office, Estancia Police Department, Moriarty Police Department, Mountainair Police Department, New Mexico State Police, or another agency. Central Dispatch serves several of those agencies. After arrest, the person may be transported for booking, held for transfer, or routed through another custody authority. The usual intake sequence includes identification, search, property inventory, booking photo, fingerprints, medical or mental-health screening, classification, and housing assignment.

The first court event and bond issues belong to the court system, not the roster. Torrance County District Court is at the Neil Mertz Judicial Complex in Estancia, and Moriarty Magistrate Court is at 1100 U.S. Route 66 in Moriarty. The magistrate docket page provides current-day plus six-day hearing information, but it is not a complete custody system. Filed charges should be checked in Case Lookup or with the clerk.


Torrance County Jail Visitation Records and Rules

The CoreCivic visitor/contact PDF gives the strongest public operational detail for Torrance County Detention Facility. It describes visitor approval, parking, identification, metal-detector screening, dress code, housing-unit visit scheduling, and legal visits. Visitors may park in unmarked spaces in the large lot, but no visitor may remain in a vehicle during visit time. Vehicles must be secured, keys are surrendered at the front desk, and visitors entering the secure area must clear screening.

Visit TypeSchedule or RuleNotes
County / USMS visitsBy housing unit schedule in the CoreCivic PDFCall before travel because schedules can change.
ICE detainee visitsSeparate ICE visitation rules in facility materialsUse ICE custody details and facility approval rules.
Legal visits8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, with weekend/holiday availability if neededVirtual attorney visits require 24-hour advance scheduling.
Attorney Zoom requestsTorranceLegalVisit@corecivic.comProvide G-28, bar information, requested time, and Zoom meeting ID.
Visitor entryPhoto ID, screening, dress code, no cell phonesOpen-toed shoes, sleeveless shirts, hats, purses, wallets, phones, sunglasses, and shorts are prohibited.

Mail, Phone, and Money for Torrance County Inmates

Mail to the facility uses the inmate or detainee name and number, Torrance County Detention Facility, P.O. Box 837, Estancia, NM 87016. The visitor/contact PDF says people may not receive stamps, stamped envelopes, blank paper, non-paper items, or packages. Shoe orders and similar items go through commissary. ICE detainee funds and property are handled under ICE detention standards, and the PDF lists multiple money routes.

ServiceDetail
Mail AddressInmate or detainee name and number, Torrance County Detention Facility, P.O. Box 837, Estancia, NM 87016
Western UnionUse a Western Union agent, online route, or phone options listed in the facility materials.
Send2CorrectionsMobile app and online send2corrections.com options are listed for deposits.
Phone Transfer1-800-634-3422, option 2, with credit or debit card.
Lockbox Money OrderCCA Inmate Trust, name and commissary number, Facility: TRNCE, P.O. Box 933488, Atlanta, GA 31193-3488

Note: Confirm custody status and the correct name or number before sending money or mail to the facility.

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