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As part of the oldest law enforcement agency in the State of New Mexico, the men and women of the New Mexico Livestock Board serve and protect an industry that has been operating in the western territory of what is now the United States for over 400 years. Though New Mexico did not become a state until 1912, our agency was formed in 1887 as the Cattle Sanitary Board, the Sheep Sanitary Board subsequently forming in 1889. The two organizations merged in 1967, becoming the New Mexico Livestock Board which continues today as an agency of the State of New Mexico.
Our mission is to protect the integrity of New Mexico's livestock industry. Our team of over sixty full time inspectors and another sixty-some full and part time deputies continuously patrol and perform inspections around our state to help keep our livestock free from disease and safe from theft. We are also the office of the State Veterinarian. Dr. Dave Fly and his team of veterinarians collaborate with various government and private sector partners to ensure that our state remains free of disease. |
Mailing Address:
300 San Mateo NE, Suite 1000
Albuquerque, NM 87108-1500 Directions and map
Phone:
505-841-6161
Fax:
505-841-6160 |
Our office is located on the NE corner of Central and San Mateo in Albuquerque, NM. We are on the 10th floor of the building located just north of the Bank of the West building. Parking is located off of San Mateo in between the two high rise buildings.
Please take the elevator to the 9th floor and follow the stairs right up to our foyer. A small elevator is available, if needed, to reach our office on the 10th floor.
Office hours are Monday thru Friday 8:00am-4:30pm, we are open during the lunch hour. |
| Click here for an on-line map to our location |
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| See our "What's Hot" section on the left for the latest protocols and details on Piroplasmosis. |
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A new set of rules were proposed and discussed at the Dec. 3, 2009 board meeting and then posted here for public comment leading up to the Feb. 9, 2010 board meeting at which they were amended and adopted. Thanks to all who participated in the comments and/or attended the Feb 9 meeting. That participation lead to some changes in the final form of the rules.
Click Here for the new rules. |
| NMAC Ag and Ranching Rules |
| Did you notice that we have added a new feature to our website allowing Vets to create valid New Mexico Entry Permits? Click the "NM Entry Permits" link on the menu to the left to begin the process. |
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