- Staff
- Warren Morey
Town Marshal
Marshal's Office
Marshal@redriver.org
Snider SloanAnimal Control / Utilities
rr6marsh@yahoo.com
Doris WilsonCommunication Supervisor
dwilson@redriver.org
Donna BailonDispatcher
Truett CollinsDispatcher
Steve HilyarDeputy Marshal
Marshal's Office
Gilbert RomeroDispatcher
Marshal's Office
Laurie WeathersDispatcher
Steve WilliamsDeputy Marshal
Marshal's Office
williamsranch1@gmail.com
marshal's office
Marshal’s Office
The Red River Marshal's Office employs officers that are committed to the fulfillment of department goals. To put it simply, "We help people and protect the community". We receive technical training in all aspects of Law Enforcement and are capable of handling any infraction of the law. Town Marshal Warren Morey believes that public safety is a large arena that requires every discipline (police, fire and rescue) to work together to offer the best service possible.
We offer MVD approved driving tests and DPS approved fingerprinting by appointment. If you have a Police, Fire, or Medical emergency dial 911. To report a suspected drunk driver anywhere in the state call #DWI from you cell – locally call (575) 754-6166.
Animal Control
For information on any Animal Control Issues contact Snider Sloan, Animal Control Officer or any of the Marshals at our business number (575) 754-6166. Remember, don’t feed wild animals and always view wildlife from an distance. Only place trash in dumpsters and secure the lids properly. Never leave food or trash in your house, on your porch, or in your vehicle.
Communications Center
A division of the Red River Marshal's Office, the Communication Center has state-of-the-art communication equipment, a highly technical enhanced 911 system, and communication specialist that are available 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. Our communications specialist are dedicated and committed to providing that crucial link between those who are in need of assistance and those who provide assistance. A sophisticated upgrade in 2007 was funded in part by the State of New Mexico and allowed for expanded coverage to many surrounding agencies, including contractual communications responsibilities with area police departments, fire departments, ambulances, and search and rescue teams.
Remember, when reporting an emergency stay on the line with the dispatcher until help arrives. Tell what the emergency is, give your location, your name, call back number, and any other information that might be important - such as hazards or description of persons involved. Above all, stay calm and keep yourself away from harm.
Contact us at:
Red River Marshal’s Office
PO Box 410
Red River, NM 87558
Office # (575) 754-6166 fax # (575) 754-2306