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Next meeting: Monday, June 23, 6pm - 7:30pm
in the Taylor Ranch Library Community Room
*A note about our bylaws:
Our revised bylaws have been accepted by the Office of Neighborhood Coordination, effective March 15, 2023. Sincere thanks to the residents who worked on the revision committee, for your time and input. You have helped us to maintain our "recognized" status with the City of Albuquerque.
The City of Albuquerque now requires all Neighborhood Associations to have their members affirm their membership in writing.
Click here to read the revised document Click here to fill out a membership form
Santa Fe Village is a community of 1,030 homes surrounded on three sides by the beautiful Petroglyph National Monument. It is also bordered by Montano Road, Unser Boulevard, and Vulcan Road. Our neighborhood benefits from its proximity to the National Park offices, Taylor Ranch Regional Public Library, a playground, two beautiful parks, and a wonderful dogpark. Our secluded location gives us views of the majestic Sandia Mountains, with its beautiful sunrises and melon-colored sunsets.
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE
Any adult resident or homeowner in SFV is eligible to become a member of the Association. Each member is entitled to vote for Board candidates at the annual meeting, and to have one vote in any specially called general meeting. Association meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of every month, from 6:00pm to 7:30 pm. in the Taylor Ranch Library Community Room, unless otherwise announced. Minutes of these meeting are posted on this website. Join, attend meetings and make your voice count! To become a member, contact the Board at: SFVNA2014@gmail.com or submit a membership form.
Events such as SFV Night Out, SFV Flea Market, and the Holiday Lights competition help us to get to know our neighbors. We maintain a good relationship with APD Northwest Area Command, and have one of the lowest crime rates in the City.
SOME OF OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Ongoing work with City and Federal agencies to prevent flooding of residents' properties due to erosion on the mesa.
Improved lighting in the library parking lot
Creation of the wellhouse park on Bogart and Foxford, and of the pocket park on Bogart and Azuelo.
Construction of the Taylor Ranch Library Community Room
Working though WSCONA and successfully preventing construction of a Walmart on Coors near Montano. This land became the site of the Sprouts shopping plaza.
About the Board
About the Board
The SFVNA Board of Directors is comprised of four officers and three members-at-large. Board members are elected by the general membership at the annual meeting, for a term of two years. Board members do not receive any compensation.
More information on the Association can be found in our By-Laws and in our protocol for Electronic Meetings.
2024-2025 Board
2024-2025 Board
Officers:
Officers:
President: Bill Jarvis
Vice President: Russ Poggensee
Secretary: JoAnne Wright
Treasurer: Dean Saliani
Members at Large:
Members at Large:
Angela Geffre
Darren Geffre
Catherine Slegl
Advisor to the Board:
Advisor to the Board:
Jane Baechle
Affiliations
Affiliations
The Santa Fe Village Neighborhood Association (SFVNA) is recognized by the Albuquerque Office of Neighborhood Coordination (ONC) This gives our neighborhood a unified voice regarding communication with city departments, including the Albuquerque Police Department and the Department of Municipal Development.
SFVNA is also part of the Westside Neighborhood Coalition (WSCONA), which is made up of 22 Westside neighborhoods, further strengthening our ability to have a voice in issues that impact our community.
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