Welcome to the Taylor Ranch Neighborhood Association (TRNA)

For over 40 years, TRNA has been one of the largest and most active neighborhood associations in New Mexico and has won numerous awards at local and state levels.

TRNA represents Taylor Ranch to City, County, and State Governments and is recognized by the City of Albuquerque through the Neighborhood Recognition Ordinance, which allows us to obtain notifications of impending issues that may affect your life in Taylor Ranch.

Remember that TRNA is your community association. Your support is needed to continue to promote, protect, and improve the quality of life in Taylor Ranch!

Updates & Events

President's Message
Nikkie Baum | president@trna.org

One of our favorite events we host twice a year is our Flea Market and Craft fair. Not only is it a great opportunity to find hidden treasures or donate unwanted items, but it is also a wonderful way to connect with community. We encourage all of our neighbors to stop by the flea market on June 6 and take time to have conversations with one another. We are incredibly proud that 100% of the proceeds from our flea market go directly toward our education fund, which is distributed among the three public schools within our boundaries: Marie Hughes, LBJ Middle School, and Chamiza Elementary. I also want to personally extend my gratitude and appreciation to two board members who will be stepping off the board, Jarred Langhals and Steve Epstein. Both have served our community in tremendous ways, and their dedication and impact will always be remembered. We are fortunate to continue alongside our current board members and welcome our newest board member, Haley Davidson. However, we still have one open spot on the board. Could it be you? We are looking for a community-minded individual who wants to help collaborate and find meaningful ways to continue strengthening our neighborhood. If you are interested, please reach out to president.trna.org Nikkie Baum, TRNA President

Reminder

Want to sell your treasures, crafts, art, or goodies?

Be sure to reserve your parking spot(s) by May 30!

Spaces are 8’x18’ parking spots.

Members: $15 per spot

Non-Members: $20 per spot

To reserve your spot(s), contact Louis Garcia at 505-321-9019 or via email at L17garcia@yahoo.com.

Don’t wait — spots fill up fast!

We can’t wait to see what our community brings this year!

Creighton Park

Creighton Park is nestled alongside Taylor Ranch Road between Montaño Road and Montaño Plaza Drive in Taylor Ranch. This land was originally acquired for park purposes but was never developed due to the proximity of Mariposa Basin Park.

Thanks to the dedication of one of our board members, who has successfully built momentum and secured legislative funding, we now have the exciting opportunity to develop this property as it was originally intended.

As we move forward, we want this park to truly reflect the character, landscape, and spirit of our community. We are considering a name change and would love your input.

Please choose your favorite from the options below or share your own suggestion:

Broom Dalea Park (inspired by the native purple shrub)
Tres Vistas Park
Taylor Vistas Park

The proposed park will feature a pedestrian and bicycle trail winding through native shrubs, creating an immersive and ecologically sensitive landscape experience. Visitors will enjoy scenic lookout points with stunning views of the mountains and the city, as well as a welcoming playground designed to serve families in the area.

https://www.cabq.gov/parksandrecreation/featured-projects/creighton-park

We look forward to hearing your thoughts and working together to create a space that reflects the beauty and community of Taylor Ranch.

Please cast your vote (or suggest one) here: https://forms.gle/BNXet8F6fLBpJT8S6

TRNA Board of Directors Regular Monthly Meeting

Wednesday, May 13, 2026 Time: 6:00p - 7:30p

See "Calendar" page for agenda and meeting details.

Adopt-A-Median Clean-Up

The Taylor Ranch Neighborhood Association (TRNA) recently adopted a median on Taylor Ranch Road through the Solid Waste Department's "Keep Albuquerque Beautiful" program. The TRNA sign is proudly displayed on the Taylor Ranch Road median southbound from Calle Nortena.

TRNA members and residents are invited to assist in the monthly clean-up. Each month's clean up is the second Saturday of each month. Tools, vests, and gloves are provided.

The next clean-up is scheduled for Saturday, May 16th, at 8:30 a.m.

Those interested in volunteering can email Steve Epstein, TRNA Director, Public Safety, at steveps2@aol.com with your name, email, and cell number or click on the link to complete the Adopt-A-Median Volunteer Form.

Adopt-A-Median Volunteer Form

NW Community Policing Council

Council Goals: The goal of each Community Policing Council is to engage in candid, detailed and meaningful dialogue between Albuquerque Police and the citizens they serve. Councils are independent from the City and Department. They are encouraged to formally recommend changes to Albuquerque Police Department policies and procedures. They are also asked to make recommendations and identify concerns, problems, successes and opportunities within each area command and for the department as a whole.

Join us for our June meeting.

Info will be posted when available.

Date: Third Wednesday of Every Month ~ 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Taylor Ranch Community Center ~ 4900 Kachina Street NW