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Treasurer's Office

Treasurer's Calendar

October 1

The tax roll is transferred from the County Assessor to the County Treasurer.

Important Dates

The Guadalupe County Treasurer’s Office works on a tax calendar instead of a standard yearly calendar. Here are some important dates to remember

November 1

Tax bills are mailed

November 10 through December 10

First half taxes are due

April 10 through May 10

Second half taxes are due

Have Questions?

Feel free to contact us or stop by!
Office: (575) 472-3133
1448 Historic Rt. 66, Suite 4
Santa Rosa, NM 88435
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Susan Bailey, Treasurer - sbailey@guadco.us
Julie Delgado, Chief Deputy Treasurer - jdelgado@guadco.us
Carolyn Madrid, Deputy Treasurer- cmadrid@guadco.us

November 1

Treasurer mails tax bills to property owners. This is the only bill taxpayers will receive.

November 10

1st half taxes become due.

December 10

Due date for payment of 1st half taxes. Penalty and Interest will accrue after the 10th of each month until first half property taxes paid in full.

April 10
2nd half taxes become due.
May 10
Due date for payment of 2nd half taxes. Penalty and Interest will accrue after the 10th of each month until property taxes are paid in full.

June

Delinquent Tax Notices are prepared and mailed to delinquent property owners.

July 15

Treasurer’s Office submits property tax delinquency list to State of New Mexico for collection. Includes only those properties with taxes delinquent for more than 2 years.

The Treasurer’s Office is the property tax collector and investor of public funds and Solid Waste Collections for the County of Guadalupe.  The mission of the Treasurers Office is to faithfully execute the duties of the Treasurer and to stay in compliance with all New Mexico State Statutes and all New Mexico Taxation & Revenue Department/Property Tax Division rules and regulations.

The Treasurers Office receives assessed valuation, the tax rate and the amount of taxes due from the Assessors Office and has an obligation to collect all taxes and fees owed on personal and real property in Guadalupe County.

Our tax bills are mailed out before November 1 of each year.  At leas one half the current year taxes must be paid by December 10 to avoid delinquent charges of interest and penalties.  The second half payment becomes due April 10 and must be paid by may 10 to avoid delinquent charges.  Approximately 5000 tax bills are mailed out annually.

Delinquency notices are mailed out on June 30 of each year on tax bills that are 30 days or more delinquent.  A $125.00 state processing cost will be added by the County Treasurer to delinquent property accounts transferred to the Property Tax Division for collection.  If the property taxes are not paid within three years form the date of delinquency, the real property will be sold and a deed issued by the Property Tax Division of New Mexico.

Property Taxes and Solid Waste may be paid in person, by mail, through mortgage companies or online.  Our website is guadalupecountynm.org.
Our office hours are Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.  The staff is available to assist with all property tax matters.

Administration Office

130 S. 4th Street

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-3306

Assessor's Office

1448 Historic Rt. 66, Suite 2

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-3738

Clerk's & Probate Office

1448 Historic Rt. 66, Suite 1

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-3791

Treasurer's Office

1448 Historic Rt. 66, Suite 4

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-3133

Sheriff's Office

565 River Rd., #1

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-3711

Veteran's Center

720 Lake Drive

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-0380

DWI Council

130 S. 4th Street

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-4628

PDL Senior Center

1033 Paisano Rd.

Puerto de Luna, NM 88435

(575) 472-3306

La Loma Senior Center

1055 La Loma Rd.

La Loma, NM 87724

(575) 427-3624

Pecos Theatre

219 S. 4th Street

Santa Rosa, NM 88435

(575) 472-4718

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