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Upcoming Events
FHVA Fall Cleanup - Saturday September 28, 2024 9am (see below)
FHVA Annual Shred Event - Saturday October 5, 2024 9-11am (see below)
901 Toro St SE
ABQ, NM 87123
HVA Board Meeting at 6:30pm on the 3rd Monday of every month
Singing Arrow Community Center and via Zoom
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
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Updated FHVA Bylaws
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Four Hills Village Map and Street Guide
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Free Neighborhood Shredding Event
Saturday, October 5, 2024
Time: 9-11am
Location: 901 Toro St SE
Time: 9-11am
Location: 901 Toro St SE
The Four Hills Village Association (FHVA) is sponsoring a free secure shredding event on Saturday 5 Oct 2024 from 9-11AM at 901 Toro St SE.
The shredding will be done securely and on-site by a local contractor working for FHVA. You can watch your materials be shredded! Please see information below about acceptable items for shredding.
Acceptable Items*:
Office Paper, Newspaper
Envelopes, File Folders
Magazines, Junk Mail
Sticky Notes, Brochures
*(Staples & Paper Clips are OK)
Unacceptable Items:
Batteries, Trash, Plastic
Binders, Hanging Folders, Metal
Cardboard, X-Rays, Tyvek
Hard Drives, Hazardous Materials
Food Containers, Medical Waste
The shredding will be done securely and on-site by a local contractor working for FHVA. You can watch your materials be shredded! Please see information below about acceptable items for shredding.
Acceptable Items*:
Office Paper, Newspaper
Envelopes, File Folders
Magazines, Junk Mail
Sticky Notes, Brochures
*(Staples & Paper Clips are OK)
Unacceptable Items:
Batteries, Trash, Plastic
Binders, Hanging Folders, Metal
Cardboard, X-Rays, Tyvek
Hard Drives, Hazardous Materials
Food Containers, Medical Waste
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Four Hills Village Fall Cleanup Campaign Saturday, Sept 28 2024, starting at 9am |
The Four Hills Village (FHV) neighborhood will be participating again this year in the city-wide FALL cleanup campaign. The Four Hills Village Association has registered for the event and has arranged for trash bags and gloves to be available for those who participate from our neighborhood.
Our FHV cleanup activities will run from 9:00 AM until noon, although we generally finish well before that. FHV cleanup helpers can meet at:
Please plan to join us for this activity (9AM, 09/28/24) to help keep our neighborhood park and other public spaces looking nice.
Our FHV cleanup activities will run from 9:00 AM until noon, although we generally finish well before that. FHV cleanup helpers can meet at:
- the Four Hills Barsis Park on Running Water and Stagecoach to pick up trash and debris in that area,
and/or - the intersection of Four Hills Road and Winterwood Way to cleanup along the walkways from there to the Tijeras Canyon bridge.
Please plan to join us for this activity (9AM, 09/28/24) to help keep our neighborhood park and other public spaces looking nice.
Public Meeting of the
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When: 6:00pm on the 2nd Monday of every month (January to November)
Where: Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center, 501 Elizabeth St. S.E.
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: Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center, 501 Elizabeth St. S.E.
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.
2024 Officers and Directors
Officers
President - Brook Jilek ([email protected])
Vice President - Tim Gallegos
Secretary - Jennifer Lopez
Treasurer - Herb Wright
Vice President - Tim Gallegos
Secretary - Jennifer Lopez
Treasurer - Herb Wright
Directors
Education and Youth Affairs - Jerry Gallegos
Government Affairs - Carmil Surritt
Membership - Julia Vertrees
Parks and Open Space - Paul Yarrington
Public Relations and Real Estate - James DeMay
Security Director - Steve McCampbell
Publications - Jimmie Wolf
Webmaster - Howard Kimberly
Government Affairs - Carmil Surritt
Membership - Julia Vertrees
Parks and Open Space - Paul Yarrington
Public Relations and Real Estate - James DeMay
Security Director - Steve McCampbell
Publications - Jimmie Wolf
Webmaster - Howard Kimberly
FHVA.org home page updated 20 September 2024