Category Archives: News

A “Legal” tab has been added to the home page menu to access legal documents pertaining to the attempted coup of the WHRLA Board of Directors on July 5th 2024.

The next WHRLA Regular Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, Aug 8th at 6:00 pm MST. Due to weather and or personnel availability, meetings may be held at the WHRLA office, via Zoom, or a combination thereof. Zoom Link … Continue reading →

The WHRLA Member’s meeting that was scheduled for July 5th 2024 was never called to order by the President of the Board of Directors. As a result, the Member’s meeting has been rescheduled for the 20th of July, 2024 at … Continue reading →

There will be a special meeting of the WHRLA Board of Directors Sunday, July 14th at 4:00pm MST. This will be a closed meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to seek board approval to retain legal counsel.

The next WHRLA Regular Board Meeting will be held on Friday, July 5th, at 10:00 am MST. Due to weather and or personnel availability, meetings may be held at the WHRLA office, via Zoom, or a combination thereof. Zoom Link … Continue reading →

In accordance with NM Burn Regulations, if you are planning to burn on your property, please send a notification in advance to burnnotification@whrla.com. This will send an email alert to the fire department members of the community who have volunteered … Continue reading →

The annual WHRLA member’s meeting and picnic will be held Friday, July 5th, at the pavilion. Please RSVP via to bod@whrla.com with the number in your party. The business meeting will begin at 4:00 p.m. MST.

There were only three qualified candidates running for the three director positions to be filled by the Landowners this year. Therefore, the WHRLA Board has certified this election rather than spending over $300 dollars that would be required to mail … Continue reading →

Do Not send any mail requiring a signature to the WHRLA. The association mail goes to the cluster box at Bronco Lane. The box is not checked daily and no one is there to provide a signature.

If you have purchased a property with an existing well, the water rights do not automatically transfer to your name during the purchase process. Water rights must be transferred separately. Contact the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer – … Continue reading →