Supper Rock Park      Supper Rock 
Neighborhood Association
ten subdivisions; one neighborhood;  founded: 1987
homeboardphotosaround SRNAcrime

web site address:   SRNA.website
email address:   SRock692@comcast.net
Supper Rock Neighborhood Association is
a registered Neighborhood Association
with the City of Albuquerque.

P.O. Box 50577
Albuquerque, NM  87181
 Note:  Our annual Neighborhood Association Meeting has been CANCELLED!  Details below.

Neighborhood News

Candidate Forum:

Our current (and longtime) council member Don Harris is not seeking re-election.  There are 3 candidates for City Council District 9. They are Rob Grilly, Renee Grout, and Byron Powdrell.
Supper Rock Neighborhood Association (SRNA) is part of the East Gateway Coalition of  Associations.  EGCoA is sponsoring a zoom candidate forum on Thursday, Sept. 30 at 6:00 p.m. 
As a member of SRNA we are offering you an opportunity to submit a question for the forum.  A confidential committee of 3 from EGCoA will sort the questions for issues and duplicates and other criteria to maximize  the questions and responses for the people within District 9.
PLEASE SUBMIT QUESTIONS (email address provided above) BY SEPT. 16TH

Annual SRNA Meeting has been CANCELLED ! We had planned to hold our first SRNA meeting since the pandemic on August 14th at the Providence Presbyterian Church with invited guests Don Harris and the three candidates for District 9 City Council.  However, due to increased COVID cases, this meeting has been cancelled.  

This meeting will be rescheduled later to meet the requirements of an Annual Meeting for our neighborhood association. Many people have moved into Supper Rock this past year.  SRNA President Kathleen Schindler-Wright regrets this change in plans.  You can join SRNA by mailing in this form. 

Searching for pictures of Supper Rock homes in the 1970s:  
Our "honorary neighbor" Dan Shaffer [Summit Park Neighborhood] is working on a personal “Then and Now” project to photograph certain houses in our neighborhood as they look now compared to 1972-1974 when the area had very few houses. (Dan recalls picnicking on Supper Rock when he first arrived in ABQ in 1972 after college.) 

Specifically, Dan is looking for those Supper Rock homes that were photographed by Joe Deal in 1972-1974. Joe was earning his MA and MFA in Photography at UNM at that time. His photos were included in a famous photo exhibit “New Topographics” at the George Eastman House in Rochester in 1975. They are included in a book by the same name.  
Any assistance you can offer Dan in helping him find these houses would be greatly appreciated.  Click on "Supper Rock Then and Now" at his website:   http://www.danshafferphoto.com/
History and Culture Opportunities:  click here to see how much is availble to you, as we begin to emerge from this Time of Covid!
New Assistant for our District Councilor:  Don Harris, our District 9 City Councilor, has named his new policy analyst: Laura W.  Rummler.  Her office number is 505-768-3123.
No more pet licenses!   As of Friday, 27 December 2019, the city of Albuquerque no longer requires the annual license for each cat or dog owned by a resident.  The microchip is still a requirement.  The ABQ Journal story on this change is here.  
Join SRNA: Download this form and mail it to P.O. Box 50577.  Questions? Contact the SRNA Board by email:  SRock692[at]comcast[dot]net
Foothills Command:  Police officers from the APD Foothills Command have been attempting to visit Supper Rock Park at their shift change - residents should feel free to talk with them about neighborhood concerns - they are there to help us!  

Our APS Board Member:   Elizabeth Armijo took over as our Board District #6 APS School rep four years ago, in April 2017.  We are in District 7 for CNM and our rep there is Michael Glennon, former president of CNM.
Latest ABQ Neighborhood Newsletter:
   Latest newsletter for Albuquerque Neighborhoods is now available to you at this link.  
Tree-of-heaven Project:  Tree-of-heaven is an invasive tree in southwestern states that has been listed as a noxious weed in New Mexico.  Read more here.
Supper Rock NA sign:  You can see one of our Neighborhood Association display signs near our 'entrance' on Copper Blvd, just East of Tramway.  Our neighborhood web site URL (SRNA.website) is displayed there, as well as pertinent news for the neighborhood. We also have a second sign at the Encantado entrance to our neighborhood.  Continue to check this SRNA.website as well.
SRNA Membership:  Dues are $10/year.   Membership Form is here (PDF).
Link Description
Neighborhood Newsletter Click on the PDF link to read the latest news from the Office of Neighborhood Coordination, City of Albuquerque
Senior Citizens Hiking The city provides day hikes four to six times a week, leaving from Senior Citizen centers.  Hike the Jemez!  A van will take you and return you.
What's happening in Albuquerque?  Local blogs?  Check SRNAdipity 
Did you see that bird?  Brugge's Birds 

City Services:   Our City of Albuquerque has an excellent City Services Information Line:  dial 311.   This service is also found on-line here. 
Continuing Information of use to the Neighborhood 
Click here  to review your Bernalillo County Property Tax records
Where to take your hazardous waste, e.g., old paint and oil cans: information  here
View front page of today's Albuquerque Journal!
See the current Pollen Count in Albuquerque. 


Volunteer Opportunities for you

Park:  Memorial Tree Project

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Legal notice:  Supper Rock Neighborhood Association is a nonprofit corporation, but we do not have "501-C-3" status with the IRS which would allow for the deductibility of donations.

contact webmaster:     mike@blackledge.com                                    Last Updated:  10 September 2021