What’s happening in Quay County….
Bard-Endee Fire Department Receives ISO Class #6 Rating
Why Should Quay County Build a New Hospital?
County Residents Can Easily Pay Property Tax Bills Online
Commission Rescinds County Burn Restrictions
FDA Extends Expiration Dates on County-Supplied COVID Home Test Kits
Construction Moves to Phase 3 on U.S. 54 at Tucumcari Boulevard
All County Residents Can Claim a FREE COVID-19 Self-Test Kit at the Courthouse
Local Organizations Can Now Request COVID-19 Test Kits for Distribution
Department of Health Offers Directory of COVID-19 Screening & Testing Sites
Quay County Government Offices to Begin Operating on A 4-Day Work Week Beginning January 1, 2022
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
