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Catron County, New Mexico

Keith Hughes, Sheriff

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Catron County has no independent civilian oversight body for its Sheriff's Office. New Mexico's sheriff is a constitutional officer, elected to a four-year term in every county under Art. X, Sec. 2 of the New Mexico Constitution. Los Alamos County, the state's sole incorporated county under Art. X, Sec. 5, is a structural exception: its sheriff remains elected, but the County Council reassigned nearly all law-enforcement duties to the Los Alamos Police Department in 2016. No statewide statute requires county-level civilian oversight of a sheriff's office.

Staffing and budget data for Catron County will appear in a future update.

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