The SHHA is hosting several events, including a Meet Santa event for photo opportunities on December 8 and the Carolyn Martin Band performance on January 12 at the Church of the Good Shepherd. RSVP is required for the Santa event by December 3, while tickets for the concert can be purchased at the door. New website features allow homeowners to update information, check Tram pass availability, among others through an assigned account on the member portal. SHHA offers member benefits and business discounts, and encourages member participation at regular board and committee meetings, particularly the Parks and Safety Committee. The association is also running a holiday food drive for The Roadrunner Food Bank. Moreover, the Jewish Family Service of New Mexico provides a "Honey Do" program to assist seniors with various household tasks, with services ranging from $10 $27 per hour based on income. Professional real estate brokers, Linda Caldwell and Judson McCollum, have been praised for their understanding of the Sandia Heights area and their dedication to clients' needs. SHHA's community publication, The GRIT, encourages civil discourse and addresses issues such as a pedestrian safety, Bernalillo County Open Burn Ban, and ways to prevent water pipes from freezing during cold weather. Homeowners are encouraged to undertake projects like landscaping and window replacements. Exceptional community members like Max Sanchez, a successful realtor, Tim Porter, a retiring UPS driver, and Marie Wise, the 2013 Directory Photo Contest winner, are acknowledged. Lastly, the SHHA Board and Office wish everyone a joyous holiday season and Happy New Year.
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