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Help get Four Hills Village into the Albuquerque Edition of Monopoly!
Nominations will be accepted through March 31 on the company's website for the Albuquerque submissions, which is
https://us.toptrumps.com/pages/albuquerque-nm-monopoly .
Vote as "individuals", by selecting the "No" option in answer to the question, "Are you submitting for your own business or organization?"
After entering your name and email address (and answering No to the business or organization question), the next page has the following questions ...
Location: Four Hills Village (include "Village")
Location Type: "Real Estate"
Why are you submitting this location? Example answers:
"One of the city’s most distinctive neighborhoods, with deep roots and a friendly, close-knit feel."
“One of the city’s standout neighborhoods—established, friendly, and close-knit.”
“A long-established neighborhood known across the city for its welcoming, tight-knit community.”
“A standout neighborhood in the city—established, welcoming, and tightly connected.”
Do you know the website or social media link/handle?
Please enter https://www.fhva.org/
Click Next at the bottom and then click Submit.
https://us.toptrumps.com/pages/albuquerque-nm-monopoly .
Vote as "individuals", by selecting the "No" option in answer to the question, "Are you submitting for your own business or organization?"
After entering your name and email address (and answering No to the business or organization question), the next page has the following questions ...
Location: Four Hills Village (include "Village")
Location Type: "Real Estate"
Why are you submitting this location? Example answers:
"One of the city’s most distinctive neighborhoods, with deep roots and a friendly, close-knit feel."
“One of the city’s standout neighborhoods—established, friendly, and close-knit.”
“A long-established neighborhood known across the city for its welcoming, tight-knit community.”
“A standout neighborhood in the city—established, welcoming, and tightly connected.”
Do you know the website or social media link/handle?
Please enter https://www.fhva.org/
Click Next at the bottom and then click Submit.
2026 Membership Registration
Upcoming Events
Jan 10, 2026 10am-12pm — FHVA Annual General Meeting at The Canyon Club
July 11, 2026 8am-12pm — Four Hill Village Car Show at Canyon Club Parking Lot
FHVA Board Meeting at 6:30pm on the 3rd Monday of every month (except January)
Singing Arrow Community Center and via Zoom (Agenda)
NOTE -- the March board meeting will be on the 2nd Monday
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81687843896?pwd=dVp3dlA4WEpsRG9xb3ErQW9CUDRIUT09
APD Foothills Community Policing Council Public Meeting (see below)
6:00pm on the 2nd Monday of every month (January to November)
Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center, 501 Elizabeth St. SE
Quick Links
Four Hills Neighbors (Women's Social Organization)
FHN or FHVA : : What's the Difference?
Four Hills Village Map and Street Guide
ABQ Master Gardener HOTLINE for Free Advice!
FHVA on Social Media
Nextdoor
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FHVA 8th Annual Holiday Light Contest
The Four Hills Village Association (FHVA.org) is pleased to announce the winners of the 7th Annual Holiday Light Contest.
Congratulations to the top three homes for 2025:
715 Lamp Post
1133 Santa Ana
1608 La Cabra
Winners will receive a gift card from FHVA. And a huge thanks to everyone who has made this season a little brighter.
Congratulations to the top three homes for 2025:
715 Lamp Post
1133 Santa Ana
1608 La Cabra
Winners will receive a gift card from FHVA. And a huge thanks to everyone who has made this season a little brighter.
Public Meeting of the
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When: 6:00pm on the 2nd Monday of every month (January to November)
Where: Location varies month to month
We are cordially invited to attend the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) Foothills Community Policing Council (FHCPC) meeting. The council looks forward to seeing you and hearing your contributions to making the Foothills area a safer and more pleasant place to live and work. Meeting are usually well attended with spirited dialogue and discussion, so mark your calendars!
The CPC was created by the Department of Justice (DOJ) Consent Decree and chartered by the City of Albuquerque to foster communications between the community and the Albuquerque Police Department. This is an opportunity for community leaders and members such as yourself to contribute to significant issues for development of APD policy, regulations and procedures for dealing with the community at-large.
Regular participants include APD Foothills Commander Shawn Garrett and his staff, and when available District 9 City Councilor Renee Grout, District 5 Bernalillo County Commissioner Eric Olivas, and Assistant United States Attorney Aja Brooks. Commander Garrett provides monthly statistics for burglaries, auto theft, and other calls for service for our area.
This includes such topics as "use of force", "criminal activity", "property crime", "emergency and non-emergency calls for dispatch", "homelessness", "panhandling", "parking enforcement", "public nuisance & disturbance", "animal control", and other community concerns.
Where: Location varies month to month
We are cordially invited to attend the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) Foothills Community Policing Council (FHCPC) meeting. The council looks forward to seeing you and hearing your contributions to making the Foothills area a safer and more pleasant place to live and work. Meeting are usually well attended with spirited dialogue and discussion, so mark your calendars!
The CPC was created by the Department of Justice (DOJ) Consent Decree and chartered by the City of Albuquerque to foster communications between the community and the Albuquerque Police Department. This is an opportunity for community leaders and members such as yourself to contribute to significant issues for development of APD policy, regulations and procedures for dealing with the community at-large.
Regular participants include APD Foothills Commander Shawn Garrett and his staff, and when available District 9 City Councilor Renee Grout, District 5 Bernalillo County Commissioner Eric Olivas, and Assistant United States Attorney Aja Brooks. Commander Garrett provides monthly statistics for burglaries, auto theft, and other calls for service for our area.
This includes such topics as "use of force", "criminal activity", "property crime", "emergency and non-emergency calls for dispatch", "homelessness", "panhandling", "parking enforcement", "public nuisance & disturbance", "animal control", and other community concerns.
2026 Officers and Directors
Officers
President - Tim Gallegos ([email protected])
Vice President - Austin Cummings
Secretary - Trisha Korbas
Treasurer - Herb Wright
Vice President - Austin Cummings
Secretary - Trisha Korbas
Treasurer - Herb Wright
Directors
Membership - Karen Schiffhauer
Parks and Open Space - Paul Yarrington
Public Relations and Real Estate - James DeMay
Publications - Laura Montoya
Security Director - Chris and Donna Catton
Webmaster - Howard Kimberly
Member-at-large - Ric Tredwin
Government Affairs - vacant
Education and Youth Affairs - vacant
Parks and Open Space - Paul Yarrington
Public Relations and Real Estate - James DeMay
Publications - Laura Montoya
Security Director - Chris and Donna Catton
Webmaster - Howard Kimberly
Member-at-large - Ric Tredwin
Government Affairs - vacant
Education and Youth Affairs - vacant
2026 Board Members at the Annual General Membership Meeting along with City Councilor Renee Grout and County Commissioner Eric Olivas. Left to right - Jennifer, Trisha, James, Herb, Eric, Austin, Renee, Tim, Laura, Donna, Chris, and Howard.
FHVA.org home page updated 10 March 2026