GRIT Newsletter: May 2021

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The May 2021 newsletter covers various important topics including water conservation tips and Bernalillo County water restrictions, a special Congressional election, information about bats roosting in attics, and details about Sandia Heights Security Patrol calls in March 2021. The document also provides updates on officers, board members, committee chairs, office staff, office location and contact information, and upcoming board meetings, along with SHHA member benefits and participating merchants. Additionally, the newsletter includes a message about bat removal process and prevention methods, emphasizing exclusion and humane removal practices.

Residents of Sandia Heights are reminded to clean up after their dogs to maintain a clean neighborhood environment. Tips are provided on how to conveniently carry doggie bags while walking pets. The newsletter emphasizes the importance of responsible pet ownership and highlights the negative impacts of not cleaning up after pets, including health and pollution hazards. Photos of dog waste left unattended in public areas serve as a visual reminder of the issue at hand.

The newsletter also includes a list of approved projects in the community since the last issue, detailing various renovations and installations in different properties. Additionally, upcoming community events like the Sandia Heights Art Tour in September and the "Cork & Fork" dining activity are briefly described, providing residents with opportunities for artistic appreciation and social gatherings. Lastly, a note mentions the closure of the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association office for Memorial Day.

Keywords: bats in attics, Memorial Day, bat removal, Bernalillo County water restrictions, participating merchants., Sandia Heights Art Tour, Sandia Heights Security Patrol, officers, board members, Cork & Fork dining activity, community projects, SHHA member benefits, Congressional election, water conservation, committee chairs, responsible pet ownership, community events, dog waste