SNOWAY I'M GONNA MISS THIS!!!!!!

This year's theme is the fun of being at a ski lodge...... Fun, Fondue and Friends...

SLOPESIDE SUPPER - November 1st at 5:00pm at the Santa Fe Trail Ranch Ski Lodge (aka MOC)
Details are included on this flyer - however, here is a quick run down......

Fondue Appetizers, Homemade Chili (vegan or regular), Corn Bread, Salad, Chocolate Fondue Dessert and Rice Krispy Treats. Water, Coffee, Iced Tea and Cider - and you can BYOB.

Tickets $20 per person and each dinner ticket includes one raffle ticket. Raffle is for the Chocolate Fondue Fountain which will be used during the supper, then raffled off. Additional tickets will be available at the door for $1 each with proceeds going to the SFTR Women's Group. 

RSVP: claudia_henning@yahoo.com or 720-560-3586/Send cash or checks (made out to SFTR Women's Group) to Claudia Henning at 33010 Mora Lane, Trinidad, CO 81082, or deposited in the MOC mail by October 25th. (Please be sure to include vegetarian or regular chili, and how many of each when sending in your cash/checks).

We want to send out a big thank you to all of the volunteers that came out to make this a great mitigation event yesterday and today! We covered a lot of area on Cottonwood Canyon Drive between Turkey Creek Lane and Elk Ridge Trail. We pushed back the Junipers, Scrub Oak and our team favorite – The New Mexico Locust (actually we all hate it ). We focused on the blind curves to make the drive safer for all as well as better fire evacuation.

The following 15 people came out today to help:

• Bill Sherman
• Randy Wichterman
• Naomi Barela
• Deb Roberts
• Carol Smith
• Mark Zoller
• Victor Cavazos
• Mary and Scott Stauffer
• Shannon DeBord
• Greg Noel
• Karen Larson
• Craig Korth
• David Moore
• Mark Thomas
Bob Dye drop off snacks for the crew – thank you Bob!

We did a pre-cutting on Friday afternoon that worked out great to ensure the chipper crew had plenty to do while we continued to cut on Saturday morning.

Please thank your neighbors that helped out when you see them! They did a fantastic job working as a well-oiled machine.

Thank you all!

David Moore and Mark Thomas – SFTR POA Mitigation Committee

Mitigation Update

During a Working Session of the SFTR Board of Directors on Saturday June 28th, it was decided that effective immediately the Mitigation Committee will no longer chip branches and shrubs that Owners drag to the road along their property. The Committee cannot keep up with the amount of work that has been generated and must return the responsibility to individual owners. Your understanding is much appreciated.

We have updated our Volunteer List  and Map for the Adopt A Road Program, Please Review...

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RAVE/SMART911 Update

Please see the updated information concerning the RAVE/Smart911 Emergency Call System under BLOGs on this website.  This system may be vital in obtaining information if/when an emergency occurr that could effect SFTR.

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The Chronicle-News
Eric John Monson/Editor
emonson@cherryroad.com
editor@trinidadchroniclenews.com

The World Journal
editor.worldjournal@gmail.com

RE: Articles published May 15, 2025, in the World Journal and on May 16, 2025, in The Chronicle-News.
Below is a rebuttal from the Board of Directors of the Santa Fe Trail Ranch POA. We respectfully request that our rebuttal be published in your newspapers to provide clarification on what were significant misrepresentations pertaining to the Santa Fe Trail Ranch in Trinidad, Colorado.

Rebuttal dated 05/29/2025 (click)

Policy Posted for Board Working Sessions

We have an updated policy for the Board Working Sessions.

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(also posted on Legal Page)

By-Laws & Covenants Updated

We have now posted the most recent By-laws and Coveneants PDF's of the website. You can find them under the Legal page or simply clcik the link below...

Legal Page...