What’s happening in Quay County….
10-Digit Dialing Becomes Mandatory on October 24
Reminder: Masks Are Required In All Indoor Public Settings, Including County Buildings
New Mexico Department of Agriculture Plans Pesticide Disposal Event in Santa Rosa on October 21
Free Flu Vaccine Drive-thru Clinic on October 16
Early Voting Details for November, 2021 Local Election
Latest Guidance from CDC and FDA on Booster Doses for Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
U.S. 54 Construction Moves to Phase 2
Public Health Orders Take Effect August 20
U.S. Highway 54 Construction Update
November 2, 2021 Local Election
About Quay County
Quay County (pronounced “kway”) is a county located in Eastern New Mexico. As of the 2000 census, the population is 10,115. The county seat is Tucumcari. Quay County was named for Pennsylvania senator Matthew Quay, who supported New Mexico statehood. Quay County was founded on February 28, 1903, consists of 2,882 square miles and 7 square miles of water. With a population of 9,401 (Census 2010), the largest city is Tucumcari but other villages & communities include: House, Logan, San Jon, Forrest, Glenrio, McAlister, Nara Visa, Quay and Wheatland
