GRIT Issues

October 2024

In the October 2024 issue of the GRIT, the SHHA President issued a call for new Board members, as well as a reminder that leaving food outside – whether in trash or containers – was a danger to bears, as they would likely have to be trapped and euthanized. The latter message was also mirrored in an...

September 2024

The September 2024 edition of The GRIT highlights key community updates from President Jim Stewart, including discussions with Sheriff John Allen about noise issues on Tramway Blvd and efforts by the Environment and Safety Committee to improve fire evacuation plans for residents with limited mobilit...

August 2024

In August 2024, the SHHA held a meeting with committee presentations. President Jin Stewart highlighted the impressive work of the Covenant Support Committee (CSC) and the Community Service and Membership Committee, urging residents to participate in community efforts. Committee member Judy Chreist'...

July 2024

The organization's leadership consists of officers President Jim Stewart, Vice President Eric Faulring, Secretary Martin Kirk, and Treasurer Randy Tripp, as well as ten board members and committee chairs Phil Krehbiel, Claudia Mitchell, Elizabeth Edgren, Arthur Romero, Kathleen McCaughey, Randy Trip...

June 2024

The Sandia Homeowners’ Association document outlines operational details, contact information, board members, and office staff. The roles include Jim Stewart as President, Eric Faulring as Vice President, Martin Kirk as Secretary, Randy Tripp as Treasurer, Diane Barney as Office Director, and Trish...

May 2024

The SHHA management and daily operation is led by President Jim Stewart, VP Eric Faulring, Secretary Martin Kirk, Treasurer Randy Tripp, with Office Director Diane Barney and Lead Administrator Trish Lovato carrying out daily operations from the office at 12700 San Rafael Avenue NE. Key activities i...

April 2024

The Sandia Homeowners Association (SHHA) is lead by Jim Stewart (President), Eric Faulring (Vice President), Martin Kirk (Secretary), Randy Tripp (Treasurer), and a Board comprised of eight members who also chair several committees. The SHHA offers open communication and invites homeowners to get in...

March 2024

The SHHA, which covers 2200 properties with 1800 members, successfully held its annual meeting with its board directors and office team. President Roger Hagengruber announced his departure while the association ensured financial stability even with increased dues and ticket costs. The team welcomed...

February 2024

The SHHA leadership committee, led by President Roger Hagengruber along with other officers and committee chairs, manages the office staff located at 12700 San Rafael Avenue NE, Albuquerque. Some key updates from SHHA include mandatory membership for all homeowners effective 2025 in compliance with...

January 2024

The SHHA is led by President Roger Hagengruber with various officials and staff members supporting its operations. The office is located in Albuquerque and operates from Monday to Friday. The association also communicates through their website and email. They announced an annual meeting on Saturday,...

December 2023

The Sandia Homeowners Association (SHHA) run by officers President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, Treasurer Randy Tripp, and administrated by Trish Lovato, Holly Sylvester, and Diane Barney is based in Albuquerque. They operate with a unique approach, differen...

November 2023

The officers and board members of a certain organization include President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, and Treasurer Randy Tripp, with a board comprising individuals such as David Crossley, Elizabeth Edgren, and Arthur Romero, among others. Committee Chairs...

October 2023

The Sandia Heights Homeowners’ Association (SHHA) announced changes in its board and office staff, along with new committee chairpersons. They also expressed concern for unrestrained dogs in the community and stress Bernalillo County Code regulations for pet safety. Reported successful initiatives i...

September 2023

The SHHA committee, chaired by Phil Krehbiel, Arthur Romero, Susan McCasland, Elizabeth Edgren, Kathleen McCaughey, Randy Tripp, and Hugh Prather, say goodbye to Angela Moreno from office staff. Angela is moving on to Sandia National Laboratories and is also known for her side career as a baker. SHH...

August 2023

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association is overseen by President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, Treasurer Randy Tripp, and several Board Members. The Association's Lead Administrator, Patricia Lovato, directs the operations with Administrator Angela Moreno f...

July 2023

The SHHA, based in Albuquerque, is guided by officers President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, and Treasurer Randy Tripp, as well as multiple committee heads including Susan McCasland (Communications), Elizabeth Edgren (Community Service), Kathleen McCaughey (...

June 2023

The SHHA, led by President Roger Hagengruber, is grappling with a decline in volunteer participation threatening its functioning. Consisting of seven committees, each member is expected to serve on one. However, limited volunteer numbers risk the continuation of these crucial groups safeguarding com...

May 2023

The Sandia Heights Homeowner's Association (SHHA) is guided by President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, and Treasurer Randy Tripp, and includes board members David Crossley, Elizabeth Edgren, Fenton McCarthy, Susan McCasland, Kathleen McCaughey, Claudia Mitche...

April 2023

The executive team of the SHHA includes President Roger Hagengruber, Vice President Hugh Prather, Secretary Martin Kirk, and Treasurer Randy Tripp. Board members David Crossley, Elizabeth Edgren, Fenton McCarthy, Susan McCasland, Kathleen McCaughey, Claudia Mitchell, Arthur Romero, and Bob Thomas le...

March 2023

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association held its 2023 Annual Meeting on February 28, focusing on reporting 2022's progress and announcing plans for 2023: The meeting, hosted at the Church of the Good Shepherd, was the first live gathering in three years. It comprised approval of the agenda and min...