Comanche Foothills Neighborhood Association
The Comanche Foothills Neighborhood Association represents our neighbors located in Albuquerque, New Mexico at the foot of the Sandia mountains. Our Neighborhood Association is bounded by Tramway to the West, Candelaria to the South, the City of Albuquerque Open Space to the East, and on the North by the Glenwood Hills Arroyo in a straight line from Tramway and East to the City of Albuquerque Open Space. There is a map of our boundaries on the Contact Us page.
Our mission is to:
- Organize neighborhood activities
- Bring neighbors together and create a greater sense of community
- Work with the City of Albuquerque to advocate for our neighbors.
We are now planning our 2025 events and appreciate any feedback from our neighbors about the events they would like to see and the value they believe these events may provide our neighborhood community. Please email us anytime at with your thoughts, comments and suggestions.
If you would like to pay voluntary dues
($20 suggested, any amount appreciated)
you can pay them securely online via PayPal.
Membership Information
Membership in the Comanche Foothills Neighborhood Association is free to homeowners, renters, property owners, and business owners within our neighborhood association boundaries. Only neighborhood association members can vote on neighborhood related issues at our Neighborhood Association meetings. To become a member the city of Albuquerque requires you to complete our online Membership Form.
Membership Dues are optional. While this organization is run entirely by volunteers, we do have operational expenses that help keep the neighborhood association functioning, such as our website, mailers, and neighborhood signage, just to name a few.
Our annual Easter Egg hunt is always well attended with hundreds of children participating each year, and we have an ice cream social event in the summer coupled with National Night Out. All these events cost money and are supported by the voluntary dues we collect from our neighbors.
President
Olga Melancon