Leadership Contacts

Adam Keck, Interim Chief of Police
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Mario Vallejos, Deputy Chief
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Guy Sullenger, Sergeant
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Jerome Cordova, Sergeant
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Jason Skopek, Sergeant​
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Joe Rodriguez, Detective Sergeant
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Sarah Martinez, Sergeant
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Kyana M. Garcia, Detective
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Criminal Investigation Division

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Civilian Staff

Stella Rangel, Records Supervisor
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Nancy Miller, Records Clerk
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Deena Weiss, Evidence Technician
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Neighborhood Watch

The Neighborhood Watch program is a community-based program that has proven to deter crime. The program encourages residents to look out for each other, to take an active roll in the safety of their neighborhood and by watching for unusual activity, helps reduce burglaries and robberies.

Through the Neighborhood Watch program citizens learn how to take preventative measure that substantially decreases the likelihood of them becoming a victim. They learn how to make their homes more secure, and to look out for each other.

Meetings are determined by the neighborhood and include discussions on drugs, gangs, child safety and identity theft. An Officer is involved in the Neighborhood Watch program, which brings neighbors together as friends and helps rekindle the spirit of “community” that many areas in Belen have lost over the years.

For information how to establish a Neighborhood Watch program: Call the Belen Police Department at 505-966-2680.

Public Speaking

Belen Police Officers appreciate the opportunity to speak to the public, neighborhood, and civic organizations about matters of concern to the community. Topics might include: street safety, crime reduction, curbing domestic violence, terrorism, women’s self-defense, etc. If you would like to have a specific officer speak to your organization or group, please do not hesitate to call that officer directly (if you know his or her name) at 505-864-6288.

If you are not requesting a specific officer, contact the Belen Police Department at the contact information above. Plan ahead and allow at least two weeks advance notice to arrange a speaking engagement.

Due to state law, the Belen Police Department can not donate or sell police patches and badges.

Police Department Tours

The Belen Police Department often gives department tours to local school groups, scouting groups, community or visiting VIPs, and others. If your group or organization would like to organize a tour of the Police Department, please call 505-864-6288. Because of shift schedules and external events beyond our control, we suggest allowing at least one full week’s notice to arrange a department tour.

Important Information           

Fingerprints can be scheduled Tuesdays through Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.