About Us

Our amazing team of volunteers are committed to helping the neighborhood. Our goal is to keep our neighborhood safe. A healthy community is one that promotes safety through neighborhood design.

Getting to know your neighbors also makes for a safer neighborhood. The more neighbors you know, the safer you become! We can help each other with names of repair people, yard services, house sitting, pet sitting, mail pickup, etc.

Board of Directors

President: Sharon Ruiz

Vice President: Alex Rahimi

Secretary: Rachel Benner

Treasurer: Phyllis Chavez

Directors: Bruce Chavez, Robin Rowlands Weh, Peter Weh, Marilyn Ryerson, Shirley Jenkins, Eddy Mindlin, Paul Martino, and Rev. Joe Kamphuis.

General Information

Upcoming Events & Meetings

October 16 - Board Meeting (6-7 pm)
November 20 - Newsletter Team Recognition Dinner and Board Meeting (5:30-7 pm) All ONA residents are welcome!
December 18 - Board Meeting (6-7 pm)
January 15 - Board Meeting (6-7 pm)

Suggested Membership Dues: $20/Year

Police Patrols: Please consider donating for police hours/shifts that you feel comfortable with. Much of our funding goes toward police patrols to help prevent crime in our neighborhood. Extra donations are gladly accepted and are used to fund additional patrols.

$30 - 1/2 hour
$60 - 1 hour
$120 - One, 2-hour shift (all patrol shifts are 2 hours)
$240 - Two Shifts
$360 - Three Shifts

Make checks payable to OÑATE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION and mail to P.O. Box 13731, Albuquerque, NM 87192. If you would like a receipt, please contact us: onateneighborhood@gmail.com.

Safety & Security

Methods to Report Crime

For non-emergency and non-life-threatening call 505-242-COPS.
For an actively happening emergency and life-threatening call 911.
Burglaries (home/car) can be reported online. Car accidents cannot be reported online.
Use Atlas 1 App to report via your mobile device.
APD Foothills Area Substation (Lomas/Chelwood): call 505-332-5240.
Community Connect Program app for connecting security systems and doorbell info to APD.
APD Crime Prevention encourages residents to report everything, as we are additional eyes for the police.