... construction underway on Four Hills Road, east side near the "Y"
Thank you for visiting FHVA.org where you will find current and useful information relating to our neighborhood and our organization. Here we will post updates about the upcoming events and (virtual) meetings.
The Latest
Our own Bernalillo County publishes a newsletter monthly with updates for County residents - you can read the latest [22 June 2020] on-line here.
Your copy of our own Four Hills Village newsletter: The Chronicle [Spring 2020 edition] has been distributed to all FHVA members. If you would like to save some trees and "Go-Green" by henceforth receiving it [only] digitally, check with the Chronicle tab. There are advantages to you as well as to the budget.
A brand-new sign announcing Four Hills Village is going in on Four Hills Road now! Your tax dollars at work - see the construction photo above, taken 15 June at 1 pm by Andrew Lipman. By 24 June the Sign will appear!
One Albuquerque! Congratulations to long-time resident Habiba Akhil of Four Hills Village who is recognized in this video by the Mayor of Albuquerque for her efforts in providing fresh water relief and material to the residents of Shiprock and the Navajo Nation during this crisis.
We have re-scheduled our free paper Shred Event: mark your calendar for Saturday 19 September 2020 at the Canyon Club, 9 am - noon. Please see our Open Space page for more information on this event, and summary on our successful Clean Up event.
Registered members will receive their copy of The Chronicle, June 2020 edition, either electronically or hard copy, by 26 June. Our world has changed drastically since the first 2020 issue of the Chronicle was put together in early March. Additionally, a number of board members worked overtime on the 2020 edition of the FHVA Membership Directory.
The next scheduled board meeting is Tuesday, July 21st 2020 at 6:30 pm. Your Board, like the rest of the world, is now meeting virtually. Please feel free to email me if there are issues you would like brought to our attention, or if you would like to join us virtually. (spbrugge@gmail.com).
Neighbors Helping Neighbors: During this current health crisis, the FHVA wishes to reach out to our neighbors to help however possible. We are a community of neighbors helping neighbors, as our temporary sign at the entrance to Four Hills Village conveys. We have added links within our website for this 'new' purpose. Click here for our local information relating to everything from restaurants now providing take-out to the daily look at the virus numbers. Also, click here for a tab called ‘Our Community’ where you will find a form you can submit if you need help - or if you can provide help to others in our neighborhood. There is also a subtab with a map and map guide of our community which could help delivery personnel.
We continue to build this community through maintaining the quality of life for residents, caring for the upkeep of the local environment, and supporting the interests of neighbors. We are proud to represent you! We will all get through this by helping one another and following the health guidelines.
I'm very proud of the dedicated members of the FHVA Board who have stepped up and are working diligently to serve this wonderful neighborhood.
Stay well. Wash your hands. Assist your neighbor.
Yours sincerely,
- Steve Brügge, President
Four Hills Village Association
The Latest
Our own Bernalillo County publishes a newsletter monthly with updates for County residents - you can read the latest [22 June 2020] on-line here.
Your copy of our own Four Hills Village newsletter: The Chronicle [Spring 2020 edition] has been distributed to all FHVA members. If you would like to save some trees and "Go-Green" by henceforth receiving it [only] digitally, check with the Chronicle tab. There are advantages to you as well as to the budget.
A brand-new sign announcing Four Hills Village is going in on Four Hills Road now! Your tax dollars at work - see the construction photo above, taken 15 June at 1 pm by Andrew Lipman. By 24 June the Sign will appear!
One Albuquerque! Congratulations to long-time resident Habiba Akhil of Four Hills Village who is recognized in this video by the Mayor of Albuquerque for her efforts in providing fresh water relief and material to the residents of Shiprock and the Navajo Nation during this crisis.
We have re-scheduled our free paper Shred Event: mark your calendar for Saturday 19 September 2020 at the Canyon Club, 9 am - noon. Please see our Open Space page for more information on this event, and summary on our successful Clean Up event.
Registered members will receive their copy of The Chronicle, June 2020 edition, either electronically or hard copy, by 26 June. Our world has changed drastically since the first 2020 issue of the Chronicle was put together in early March. Additionally, a number of board members worked overtime on the 2020 edition of the FHVA Membership Directory.
The next scheduled board meeting is Tuesday, July 21st 2020 at 6:30 pm. Your Board, like the rest of the world, is now meeting virtually. Please feel free to email me if there are issues you would like brought to our attention, or if you would like to join us virtually. (spbrugge@gmail.com).
Neighbors Helping Neighbors: During this current health crisis, the FHVA wishes to reach out to our neighbors to help however possible. We are a community of neighbors helping neighbors, as our temporary sign at the entrance to Four Hills Village conveys. We have added links within our website for this 'new' purpose. Click here for our local information relating to everything from restaurants now providing take-out to the daily look at the virus numbers. Also, click here for a tab called ‘Our Community’ where you will find a form you can submit if you need help - or if you can provide help to others in our neighborhood. There is also a subtab with a map and map guide of our community which could help delivery personnel.
We continue to build this community through maintaining the quality of life for residents, caring for the upkeep of the local environment, and supporting the interests of neighbors. We are proud to represent you! We will all get through this by helping one another and following the health guidelines.
I'm very proud of the dedicated members of the FHVA Board who have stepped up and are working diligently to serve this wonderful neighborhood.
Stay well. Wash your hands. Assist your neighbor.
Yours sincerely,
- Steve Brügge, President
Four Hills Village Association
Click for: Four Hills Village Map and Street Guide
First 'helper' assignment: Earlier this Spring we assigned one of our volunteers to help one of our neighbors - and it turned out great! If you would like to help (or if you know of a neighbor who needs a little cheering up) please submit the form on the Our Community page. Thanks!
Meanwhile: Please continue to limit social interaction. For the latest information on COVID-19 as it relates to Four Hills Village Association and links to the answers to Frequently Asked Questions, visit our page on this subject: COVID-19.
Meanwhile: Please continue to limit social interaction. For the latest information on COVID-19 as it relates to Four Hills Village Association and links to the answers to Frequently Asked Questions, visit our page on this subject: COVID-19.
2020 Officers and Directors
Officers
- President Steve Brügge
- Vice President Jennifer Lopez
- Secretary Lee LaBrier
- Treasurer Linda Martinez
- Membership Lynda Hartman
- Open Space Rusty Goetz
- Publications Brigid Conklin
- Government Affairs Andrew Lipman
- Public Relations/
- Security George Gibbs
- Past President Jim Cochran
- Member-at-Large Ann Harris Davidson
- Webmaster Mike@Blackledge.com
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Monthly Board Meetings
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