Finding State Documents
New Mexico State Documents are located in the Golden Library on the 2nd floor. These resources are free for anyone to use. Community members can check items out with a free community member library card. Public computers are available to community members on the 1st floor of the library, where patrons can view the NM digital collection and print.
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New Mexico State Library Digital CollectionsAccess New Mexico State Library's digital archive to find digitally produced and/or archived state government documents. Search this resource with the agency name or title of the document.
Featured Resources
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Supreme Court LibraryThe Supreme Court Law Library is open to any individual in the legal community or public at large seeking legal information or knowledge. The mission of the library is to provide legal information for the judicial, legislative and executive branches of state government, the legal community and the public at large so they may have equal access to the law, effectively address the courts, make laws and write regulations, better understand the legal system and conduct their affairs in accordance with principles of law.
The Supreme Court Law Library provides books, forms, government documents, electronic resources, public computers and internet access for the purpose of researching the law, locating government information, and conducting other research.
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New Mexico MagazineNew Mexico Magazine is published monthly and features topics from around the Land of Enchantment, including our multicultural heritage, arts, climate, environment, and diverse people.
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El PalacioEl Palacio is the oldest museum magazine of its kind, first published in 1913 by the Museum of New Mexico.