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Photo Gallery In the last 45 days 15 photos have been added by George and Mayra Gonzalez(5), Padraic Ley(2), Walt Wolff, Pamela Colander(4), Greg Beaumont, Mary Jo Shelton(2).
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Updated 3/8 Water Usage & Reading Forms
Added 3/4 Trinidad History Museum Click on the binoculars to see the latest update from the Trinidad History Museum.
Added 3/4 Lot for Sale Lot D41 (Kevin & Michelle Blake) is for sale.
Added 3/4 SFTR Metro Board The Santa Fe Trail Ranch Metropolitan District has cancelled the Call for Nominations.
Added 3/3 2010 Budget The SFTR 2010 budget is now available.
Added 3/3 SFTR Women's Group Minutes from the January 16 meeting are available. The next meeting will be at 10:00 am, March 20 at the home of June Stephens with Kim providing refreshments.
Updated 3/1 Financial Reports are posted as they become available. Data for February is now available. Click on the binoculars to see the Financial Reports menu.
Added 2/25 AT&T Tower History Ernie Parker has put together a concise description of the issue causing AT&T service issues and some ideas about how to resolve them.
Added 2/10 Water Tank Map Map showing which water tank serves specific areas of the Ranch.
Added 2/10 Minutes Minutes from the recent SFTR Board and Community Preparedness Committee meetings are now available.
Added 2/4 CPC Handbook The Community Preparedness Committee has been working hard on the updated handbook, and it's ready to view. It is reccomended that every resident print out a copy for use during an emergency.
Updated 2/1 SFTR Photo Gallery The Photo Gallery is back and it's better. The page loads faster and you now have options for arranging and selecting which photos to see. The Photo Gallery is a collection of photos submitted by property owners for the enjoyment of all. If you have some material that you would like to share, please use the "Upload Photo" button on page 1 of the Photo Gallery. Photos from the Gallery are used on the front page photo rotation. As always, suggestions for improvement are welcome.
Added 1/30 Web Site Has Moved Although this web site looks the same as before, it has been moved to a new hosting company. If you have trouble with any features, please let the webmaster know so the problem can be addressed.
Updated 1/2 Bulletin Board New items are always coming to the Bulletin Board. Be sure to check it out once and a while.
Added 11/2 SFTR Logo Wear The SFTR Women's Group has SFTR Logo Wear availble for sale. Click on the binoculars for more information.
Updated 10/27 Board & Committee Changes See the results of the POA Board elections and the new committee chairs.
Updated 10/16 Annual Meeting More reports have recently been posted. This link also provides information about the Annual Meeting.
Added 9/11 Site Access A mass e-mailing was sent on September 10 and 31 of them were returned for various reasons. Those returned addresses that appeared to have permanent errors (e.g. "recipient unknown") were removed from our database. If you are not able to log into the web site you may have been effected, so please request a new login.
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Welcome. The Santa Fe Trail Ranch (SFTR) web site is dedicated to providing past, present, and future documentation and information to both resident and non-resident owners. The beautiful Santa Fe Trail Ranch is nestled in the immediate northwest quadrant of the Raton Pass in southern Colorado. It is commonly called the southeastern gateway to the Rockies, and is bordered on the east by Fisher's Peak and the Raton Mesa. To the north are the Towering Huajatolla, more commonly known as the Spanish Peaks. To the west is the majestic Sangre de Cristo mountain range. The small town of Trinidad lies at the northern border of the SFTR, and Raton, NM, is located just past the southern border of the SFTR. The Vermejo Park Ranch and the Crazy French Ranch are our nearest neighbors to the immediate west and east, respectively.
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