Region I

In Northern New Mexico, Region I is composed of employees who work in 10 district offices. This region encompasses a wide area, reaching from San Juan County in the northwest to Union County in the northeast. It includes the Navajo and Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservations, as well as the eight northern pueblos.

Judicial districts
Region I covers five judicial districts, namely the First (Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Rio Arriba counties), Fourth (San Miguel, Mora, and Guadalupe counties), Eighth (Colfax, Union, and Taos counties), Eleventh (San Juan and McKinley counties), and the Thirteenth (Cibola County).

Services
The region offers clients a diverse range of approximately 200 programs and services. These include inpatient and outpatient substance abuse programs, mental health counseling, domestic violence counseling, financial assistance, housing assistance, and various other essential services. To address the diverse needs of its clientele, Region I has specialized officers who supervise sex offenders and individuals identified as high-risk, high-need, or both. Individuals requiring intensive supervision can participate in the Community Corrections or Intensive Supervision programs. These programs provide additional support and require more frequent reporting as part of a structured supervision plan.