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*****Please check our Neighborhood News page for current information from the City of Albuquerque regarding services and coronavirus information.
The following link will take you to the City's webpage for more current information: https://www.cabq.gov/coronavirus-information/coronavirus-updates
This link will take you to State of New Mexico information from the Department of Health: https://cv.nmhealth.org/
MONTHLY NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION MEETING
Plan now to attend our next
Monthly Neighborhood Association Meeting
For the foreseeable future we will not hold HBANA monthly meetings. As soon as the restrictions due to the COVID-19 virus are lifted we will post our next meeting date.
6:30pm until 8:30pm
Our meeting is at Manzano del Sol Retirement Village, 5201 Roma NE. We meet in a conference room just off the dining room. Stop at the front desk, sign in, and you will be directed to our meeting. Hope to see you there!
---Our main topic of discussion at this month's meeting will be the Santana apartment complex development on Adams between Central and Copper.
See our tentative meeting agenda under the "more" heading.
***Check our Neighborhood News page for the latest New News of interest to you!!!
--- Upcoming Albuquerque Hazardous Waste Collection Event
Important information:
E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR HBANA
Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Questions?
Contact us at our e-mail address: hbanahighland@gmail.com
2020 Meeting Dates
March 11
April 8
May 13
June 10
July 8
August 12
September 9
October 14
November 11
December - No Meeting
The following link will take you to the City's webpage for more current information: https://www.cabq.gov/coronavirus-information/coronavirus-updates
This link will take you to State of New Mexico information from the Department of Health: https://cv.nmhealth.org/
MONTHLY NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION MEETING
Plan now to attend our next
Monthly Neighborhood Association Meeting
For the foreseeable future we will not hold HBANA monthly meetings. As soon as the restrictions due to the COVID-19 virus are lifted we will post our next meeting date.
6:30pm until 8:30pm
Our meeting is at Manzano del Sol Retirement Village, 5201 Roma NE. We meet in a conference room just off the dining room. Stop at the front desk, sign in, and you will be directed to our meeting. Hope to see you there!
---Our main topic of discussion at this month's meeting will be the Santana apartment complex development on Adams between Central and Copper.
See our tentative meeting agenda under the "more" heading.
***Check our Neighborhood News page for the latest New News of interest to you!!!
--- Upcoming Albuquerque Hazardous Waste Collection Event
Important information:
E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR HBANA
Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Questions?
Contact us at our e-mail address: hbanahighland@gmail.com
2020 Meeting Dates
March 11
April 8
May 13
June 10
July 8
August 12
September 9
October 14
November 11
December - No Meeting
Tips to Protect Against Identity Theft
Identity theft is a concern everyone shares. Here are a few tips from the Albuquerque Police Department on how to help protect yourself and your loved ones from this ongoing problem:
· Never give out your Social Security number, particularly if someone calls or e-mails you and asks for it. Try not to carry your SSN card in your wallet.
· Don’t respond to any unsolicited requests for personal information.
· Consider getting a P.O. box at your closest post office. Thieves often break into mailboxes and steal credit cards, checks, or outgoing payments. If you can’t get a P.O. box, ensure that you check your mail every single day.
· If you have a community mailbox in your neighborhood, check your mail every day and encourage your neighbors to do the same. If possible, ask a neighbor living close to the community mailbox to keep a regular eye on it.
· If you are traveling for longer than a week, have a trusted neighbor pick up your mail, or have at temporary hold put on your mail at your post office.
· When buying gas, try to go inside and have the store clerk run your credit/debit card, rather than using the outside card reader. Identity thieves are very good at installing skimmers that can read your card information and be used to create duplicate cards.
· Check your banking accounts and credit card accounts frequently, and watch for unauthorized transactions, even small ones.
· Shred receipts, credit offers, account statements, and expired cards, to prevent “dumpster divers” from getting your information.
· Install firewalls and anti-virus software on your home computer and personal smart phone and tablet devices.
· Create complex and different passwords for each of your online accounts. Change your password immediately if any of your credit card or banking companies has a data breach.
For more crime-prevention information, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/police/crime-prevention-safety
Resources Available for Landlord-Tenant Disputes
If you or someone you know is having landlord-tenant disputes, there is free legal advice available online through Law Access New Mexico. This telephone legal service provides free legal advice, in both English and Spanish. You can call 1-800-340-9771 or visit: www.lawaccess.org to learn more.
ATTENTION HIGHLANDERS
Are you interested in Zia Park improvements?
Read on …..
The Highland Business and Neighborhood Association’s (HBANA) number one goal for 2016 is enhancement of Zia Park. If you are interested in being involved, contact Olivia at hbana.org.
So far, HBANA has accomplished:
JOIN IN AND BE PART OF THE SOLUTION AND MAKE ZIA PARK A SAFER, CLEANER, AND MORE ATTRACTIVE ENVIRONMENT
Identity theft is a concern everyone shares. Here are a few tips from the Albuquerque Police Department on how to help protect yourself and your loved ones from this ongoing problem:
· Never give out your Social Security number, particularly if someone calls or e-mails you and asks for it. Try not to carry your SSN card in your wallet.
· Don’t respond to any unsolicited requests for personal information.
· Consider getting a P.O. box at your closest post office. Thieves often break into mailboxes and steal credit cards, checks, or outgoing payments. If you can’t get a P.O. box, ensure that you check your mail every single day.
· If you have a community mailbox in your neighborhood, check your mail every day and encourage your neighbors to do the same. If possible, ask a neighbor living close to the community mailbox to keep a regular eye on it.
· If you are traveling for longer than a week, have a trusted neighbor pick up your mail, or have at temporary hold put on your mail at your post office.
· When buying gas, try to go inside and have the store clerk run your credit/debit card, rather than using the outside card reader. Identity thieves are very good at installing skimmers that can read your card information and be used to create duplicate cards.
· Check your banking accounts and credit card accounts frequently, and watch for unauthorized transactions, even small ones.
· Shred receipts, credit offers, account statements, and expired cards, to prevent “dumpster divers” from getting your information.
· Install firewalls and anti-virus software on your home computer and personal smart phone and tablet devices.
· Create complex and different passwords for each of your online accounts. Change your password immediately if any of your credit card or banking companies has a data breach.
For more crime-prevention information, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/police/crime-prevention-safety
Resources Available for Landlord-Tenant Disputes
If you or someone you know is having landlord-tenant disputes, there is free legal advice available online through Law Access New Mexico. This telephone legal service provides free legal advice, in both English and Spanish. You can call 1-800-340-9771 or visit: www.lawaccess.org to learn more.
ATTENTION HIGHLANDERS
Are you interested in Zia Park improvements?
Read on …..
The Highland Business and Neighborhood Association’s (HBANA) number one goal for 2016 is enhancement of Zia Park. If you are interested in being involved, contact Olivia at hbana.org.
So far, HBANA has accomplished:
- Meetings with representatives from ABQ Parks and Recreation
- Planting of four new trees & removal of 2 damaged cottonwoods
- Initiated the placement of Mutt Mitt Stations
- Refilling of Mutt Mitt stations by volunteers
- Replacement of basketball nets---thank you Carlos!
- Held Board meetings with new Councilman Pat Davis regarding HBANA goals
- Repainting of the meditation maze
- Installation of a "Little Library" with books to read for all ages
- Resurfacing of Zia’s track
- New benches and tables
- Night lighting—security
- More mutt mitt stations
- Scheduled park events, summer movies, concerts, arts and crafts fairs
JOIN IN AND BE PART OF THE SOLUTION AND MAKE ZIA PARK A SAFER, CLEANER, AND MORE ATTRACTIVE ENVIRONMENT
