City Plans
[April 28, 2009] The City of Albuquerque is evaluating several initiatives that will affect residents of Four Hills. They have asked for ten to twenty minutes for a presentation if enough residents are interested. Please let us know if you'd like to see these presentations:

Solid Waste & Recycling The Mayor, City Council, and Solid Waste Management Department will be evaluating several initiatives that relate to solid waste and recycling services and thei rates -- initiatives that will affect each residential refuse and recycling customer in Albuquerque. Would you be interested in seeing a ten to twenty minute presentation on this? I/we would like to see this presentation Only Rain Down The Drain Please Everything going into our storm drains goes straight to the Rio Grande without treatment Some citizens mistakenly believe that storm drains are convenient places to dump chemicals, yard waste, paint and other harmful substances. However, all that material flows into the Rio Grande and contributes to pollution. Would you be interested in seeing a fifteen to twenty minute presentation by members of the City’s Stormwater Quality Team on how each resident can help clean up stormwater and the Rio Grande? I/we would like to see this presentation
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[April 25, 2009] Information on ways to provide security in FHV.


We want your opinion on security in FHV (read security report here)

I/we favor re-starting neighborhood patrols I/we volunteer for quarterly patrols (four times per year) I/we volunteer for semiannual patrols (two times per year) I volunteer to be leader/coordinator of resident patrols (one year, plus an option for another year)
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District 9: Charter School Feasibility Study  
[September 17, 2008] Charter Schools are independent public schools designed by educators, parents, community leaders, educational entrepreneurs or others who seek to provide a quality education to children in their community.
    The City of Albuquerque encourages you to give your opinion, input and feedback on a mid-high charter school located i n Sandia Science and Technology Park. The potential charter school will focus on science, math and technology. The future state of this charter school is creating a pipeline of knowledge and skills for the jobs being created over the next decade in Albuquerque and New Mexico. The community and your voice are really important.
    For more information please contact Nicole Rifenbary (823-2000) or nicole@slsinc.com with your ideas regarding charter schools.



The association has recently learned that residents can create their own crime statistics report from APD by neighborhood association (see the one we created up to December 2008  ). For a comparison with other Albuquerque neighborhoods, the Journal provides a map of weekly arrests). As always, we'll be exploring new ideas to improve safety in our community.