GRIT Issues

March 2010

Residents of Sandia Heights are encouraged to be cautious as more people will be out for walks due to the arrival of spring. Concerns about mailbox theft continue to be raised, with residents urged to collect their mail promptly and report any suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities. The...

February 2010

The February 2010 newsletter covers various updates and concerns addressed by the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) Vice President after attending the Bernalillo County District 4 Coalition meeting. Topics discussed include issues with the Railrunner train, budget concerns, the widening o...

January 2010

Residents of Sandia Heights were recently advised to be vigilant after a resident encountered bow hunters on private property. Although hunting is allowed in the neighboring National Forest, proper access points should be used, and hunters must have written permission to cross private land. The inci...

December 2009

Residents of Sandia Heights were alerted to a series of break-ins by vandals in the neighborhood, prompting increased vigilance and coordination with law enforcement. Tips on enhancing security were shared, emphasizing the importance of reporting suspicious activities and utilizing resources like Sa...

November 2009

A new recycling pilot program by Sandia Heights Services is being introduced to the community, supported by SHHA, offering increased tram passes to SHHA members. The Board of Directors continues to work on road maintenance issues with the county, seeking volunteers to help with these efforts. The Se...

October 2009

The newsletter from October 2009 addresses recent misunderstandings regarding speed limits and speed humps in Sandia Heights, highlighting the responsibilities of the County in such matters. It emphasizes the volunteer work done by the SHHA Board and community members to maintain the neighborhood's...

September 2009

The Sep 2009 newsletter from the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association highlights various community initiatives and updates. Members are encouraged to get reflective vests for safety, enjoy benefits like Tram and swim passes, attend community events like the upcoming Coffee House, and embrace the ne...

August 2009

The newsletter highlights the importance of community involvement and support for the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association, emphasizing volunteer opportunities on various committees. The Vice President encourages residents to participate in Meet 'n' Greets to discuss potential improvements for the...

July 2009

The July 2009 newsletter includes a message from the new president of the association, Andy Anderson, expressing gratitude for a successful turnout at the SHHA Annual Meeting and Town Hall Meeting, where new officers and board members were introduced. The treasurer report for May 2009 is detailed, o...

June 2009

The June 2009 newsletter highlights the upcoming SHHA Annual/Town Hall Meeting at the Church of the Good Shepherd, featuring various agenda items like voting on bylaw amendments, introducing new officers, and providing updates on community projects. There is a focus on the new benefits for members s...

May 2009

The May 2009 newsletter covers the upcoming SHHA Annual Meeting & Town Hall happening at the Church of the Good Shepherd, where members can vote on proposed bylaw amendments, meet new officers, elect board members, and express concerns at the Town Hall Meeting. Volunteers are encouraged to fill boar...

April 2009

The April 2009 newsletter from Sandia Heights delves into the importance of water conservation, highlighting the reliance on an underground aquifer for the community's water supply. It discusses the stability of the water source, the need for conservation efforts, and the planning required to ensure...

March 2009

The newsletter from March 2009 shares a cautionary tale about domesticated pets being released into the wild in Sandia Heights, where various predators reside. The story of Sally, a cat found under the evergreens with frostbite, highlights the dangers faced by pets not equipped to survive in such an...

February 2009

The February 2009 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the introduction of Commissioner Wiener, new challenges as a Bernalillo County Commissioner, and his commitment to addressing community needs. Wiener outlines his goals, including tackling property tax issues, improvin...

January 2009

Residents in Sandia Heights are reminded of the importance of volunteerism in maintaining the community's appeal and functionality. The President expressed gratitude for the support in maintaining the area and enforcing covenants fairly. Concerns were raised about nuisance trees blocking views, inva...

December 2008

The December 2008 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association highlights the busy year of SHHA, with various community initiatives such as zoning and resurfacing projects. The Association encouraged greater community involvement and recognized key contributors. The document also emphasized...

November 2008

In the November 2008 newsletter, the President discusses the beauty of the fall season in Sandia Heights but also addresses the issue of blocked views due to mature trees not native to the area. He encourages residents to consider trimming or removing tall trees that obstruct neighbors' views to enh...

October 2008

The October 2008 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association emphasizes the importance of the security service provided by Sandia Heights Services, which includes house checks, alarm response, coordination with law enforcement, and wildlife monitoring. Residents are encouraged to subscribe...

September 2008

The September 2008 newsletter of the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association addresses the importance of advanced notice for attending Board of Directors and Committee meetings due to space constraints. It also discusses the Association's decision to remain neutral on matters such as speed limits, eme...

August 2008

The August 2008 newsletter from Sandia Heights discusses ongoing road paving projects in various areas and the association's efforts to work with the county for necessary street improvements. There is a focus on speed bumps, speed limits, and the Parks and Safety Committee's work on determining appr...