Why This Resource Exists
New Mexico provides public access routes for many court, jail, prison, and supervision records, but those routes are split among agencies. Guadalupe County adds an unusual wrinkle: the Santa Rosa complex contains a local detention function and a state prison with a county name. The sheriff or detention custodian documents a local release. NMCD maintains state prison, parole, probation, and discharge information. Federal prison releases appear through BOP, while an immigration handoff uses ICE systems. This site organizes those distinct routes, explains what each result can prove, and identifies the records-request fallback when no online list exists.
Information Organized Here
The material is arranged around the custody event rather than a generic name search.
- The home page provides the full released-person search path and explains the final movement or release record.
- Focused pages cover recent time-window requests, inmate release dates, VINE alerts, booking photographs, parole, and probation.
- Facility pages distinguish local detention, GCCF state custody, Santa Rosa arrests, NMCD, BOP, and ICE.
- Request instructions point to official custodians and explain how to ask for existing, booking-specific records.
Limits of This Site
Guadalupe County Released Inmates is privately operated. It is not connected with Guadalupe County, the Sheriff’s Office, any jail, NMCD, BOP, ICE, a court, or another government body.
- It cannot release, hold, move, or locate a person in real time.
- It cannot post bond, schedule visits, deliver funds, or obtain an official file for a visitor.
- It does not give legal advice or decide whether a record is subject to disclosure.
- It cannot promise that an agency’s contact details, fees, or online data have not changed.
Only the agency that created a custody, court, or supervision record can certify its current meaning.
Search Partner Disclosure
Some pages contain search tools supplied by third-party partners. Those providers control their own data, terms, prices, and results. If a visitor follows a tool to a paid service, this site may receive a referral fee. That support helps keep the public reference material available, but it does not change the order or substance of the official government resources described here.