Living in Roswell, NM

Build Your Life in Roswell

We know that where you live matters just as much as where you work. That is why Atwood, Malone, Turner & Sabin, P.A. has been proud to call Roswell, NM, home since 1937 and why we are excited to welcome new team members who want to build their lives and careers with us.

We invite you to consider joining us in Roswell where you can build a long-term future both professionally and personally. Relocating is a big decision, but we are confident that you will enjoy joining our unique and rewarding community.

• Affordable Living

  Roswell offers something that is becoming increasingly rare—a city where you can afford to have a home, be surrounded by a vibrant natural and cultural environment, and build a meaningful career while having the time to enjoy where you live.

  In 2025, New Mexico became the first state in the nation to offer universal child care for families. This exciting development means that families no longer have to worry about finding affordable, quality care for their children while they pursue their careers.

• Culture and Activities

  Roswell is host to numerous museums, a symphony orchestra, live performance venues that attract touring musicians and other performers, shops and restaurants, creative art spaces, a state of the art aquatic and recreation center, and a library with a vibrant lineup on events for all ages, among many other attractions.

  Roswell also is the home of a premier military college, an annual state fair, recently became home of the National Championship Air Races, and hosts numerous festivals related to food, culture, arts, and music.

• Access to the Outdoors

  Roswell is a great location for outdoor enthusiasts, with cool summer mornings/nights and warm winter days. Despite its desert climate, there area is full of natural green spaces. There are plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring the environment around you.

  The city is host to multiple golf courses, both publicly and privately run.

  The Roswell Parks Department maintains more than 675 acres of property including parks, sports complexes, sports courts (such as tennis, pickleball, and basketball), playgrounds, and recreational trails.

  The Bureau of Land Management’s Roswell Field Office manages approximately 1.5 million acres of public lands, including areas for hiking, camping, and hunting.

  The Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge is just outside Roswell, NM, and was established in 1937, the same year as Atwood & Malone. It is a publicly accessible oasis that offers more than 24,000 acres of land crucial to migrating wildlife and conserving wetlands in the area.

  Bottomless Lakes State Park is also just outside of Roswell, offering opportunities to picnic, boat, camp, hike, fish, swim, or scuba dive in the waters that are up to 90 feet deep.