The Hobbs Police Department Detective Division consists of both Sworn and Civilian investigators. These detectives investigate all areas of crime including, but not limited to, white-collar crimes, crimes against children, murders, and property crime.
The Hobbs Police Department Crime Scene Technicians are civilian employees who have an associates/bachelor’s degree in a related field and have attended National Forsenic Academy. They also hold advanced certifications and are subject matter experts in several areas.
The Hobbs Police Department Evidence department is comprised of civilian employees who specialize in evidence processing and maintenance.
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The Hobbs Police Department School Resource Officer team consists of Sworn Police Officers. These officers are assigned specifically to schools in the Hobbs Municipal School district and serve elementary through high schools.
The Community Relations Team is dedicated to enhancing the relationship between the Hobbs Police Department and the community that we serve. They are responsible for planning and coordinating outreach events, such as the Citizen’s Police Academy, Coffee with Cops, Operation: Cops Care, Police And Community Together (PACT), and much more.
The Public Information Officer is Sergeant Reanna Alarcon. For all media inquiries or information concerning the Hobbs Police Department, she can be reached at the following:
- Office phone: (575) 397-9394
- Cell phone: (575) 964-5925
- Email: RAlarcon@hobbsnm.org
The Hobbs Police Department Internal Affairs Office is committed to the transparency of the agency and the accountability of the agency’s employees. The Internal Affairs Office is currently under the direct supervision of Captain Danny Garrett. He can be reached at the following:
- Office phone: (575) 391-2603
- Email: DGarrett@hobbsnm.org5
The Hobbs Police Department Intelligence Analyst performs daily focused and systematic studies and reviews of crimes and disorder problems as well as other law enforcement related issues. The Intelligence Analyst utilizes graphs, charts, maps, and other visual aids to assist with patterns of crime, investigative strategies, preparing reports for different area analyses, creating incident summarizations and crime pattern forecasts, and much more.
These reports and data gathered is utilized to respond to internal and external requests for information from operational and administrative staff, citizens, news and media, and other law enforcement agencies.
The Hobbs Police Department Training and Recruiting department is responsible for the upkeep of all state certifications and advanced training for sworn personnel, as well as all recruiting efforts needed for the agency.
To reach a recruiter, call (575) 397-9394 or email hpdrecruiting@hobbsnm.org.
The Hobbs Police Department Detention Facility is a temporary holding facility for all arrestees in the City of Hobbs.
The Hobbs Police Department Records department is comprised of a team of records technicians, responsible for the maintenance and record keeping of all documented encounters with Hobbs Police Department Officers, as well as all records requests made in accordance with the Inspection of Public Records Act of New Mexico.
The Hobbs Police Department is proud to be an accredited law enforcement agency through the New Mexico Municipal League Law Enforcement Professional Standards Council. Hobbs PD was only the third agency in the state to achieve this accomplishment in 2005. Prior to this, Hobbs PD was internationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies since 1996.