New Location: 4801 Indian School Road N.E./Bldg. #2, 2nd Floor

(Albuquerque) –The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS) has moved its Albuquerque satellite office to a new location: the Pinetree Corporate Center, at 4801 Indian School Rd N.E./Building #2, on the second floor.

The office is about a quarter mile south of the Interstate 40, off the San Mateo Blvd. exit, and next to the HB & Lucille Horn Family YMCA Center.

The move, said DVS Cabinet Secretary Donnie Quintana, provides easier access to a more central location for veterans and their families in the Albuquerque metro area. He said the new location also provides more room for the DVS field services division, the four DVS Albuquerque-based veterans service officers, the DVS Women Veterans Program, the DVS Health Care Coordination Division, the New Mexico Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC), and the New Mexico State Approving Agency (SAA).

“We needed more space than what our previous location was providing,” said Secretary Quintana. “Our new location will allow us to better serve veterans in a more comfortable environment, and equally important, gives us the space we need to grow as the needs of our veterans grow.

All phone numbers are unchanged

The new DVS Albuquerque office is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Veterans are encouraged to call ahead to make an appointment by calling the following divisions below:

  • Field Services/veterans service officers (505) 383-2400
  • Women Veterans Program (505) 916-7449
  • Health Care Coordination Division (505) 318-6273
  • Veterans Business Outreach Center (505) 220-9932 or 469-8501
  • State Approving Agency (505) 280-1047

The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services

The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS) provides support and services to New Mexico’s 144,134 veterans and their families. DVS treats every veteran, regardless of their rank achieved during military service, with the respect and gratitude befitting someone who has served our country. We strive every day to live up to our agency’s official motto: Serving Those Who Served.

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