Pine Meadow Ranches
Property Owners Association
A Mountain Rural Community
in the Heart of Cibola County, NM
11/20/2024: Notice of Annual Meeting in the Spring
The annual Pine Meadows Ranches POA meeting will be held early in 2025 in the Fun Room at the Milan swimming pool facility, 405 Airport Road, Milan, NM 87021 at 1:00PM MST on 2/23/2025. Members of the POA are encouraged to attend.
11/21/2024: OSO Notice
OSO informs me that the fiber-pull certifications should be finishing up as early as today. The third-party contractors then in the brown trucks should then hand over their work for final approval from OSO. This means that Pete from OSO should soon be installing and replacing routers for the new technology.
5/13/2024: Letter from the Treasurer
Community members: we are still working on getting QuickBooks and the website paid. For the sake of financial oversight, we must get two signers on the bank account to process payments. We are also working on getting all PMRPOA materials from Heather so that bills can be paid and incoming payments processed.
We will also be posting bank statements monthly for all to see and review.
For those that question how Directors were appointed please see your 1988 by-laws that have been filed with the state of NM.
As we can we will process payments, mail receipts, pay the electric bill for the community well and to pay for QuickBooks and the Squarespace-based website.
What is this place?
Pine Meadow Ranches is located in the heart of Cibola County, New Mexico amidst the beauty of the picturesque "High Desert" of the Great Southwest. Close to the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, at an elevation of 7,500 ft. Abundant with amazing flora and fauna not seen anywhere else. Giant sandstone edifices span the landscape, with traces of past volcanic activity from Mt. Taylor to the northwest. A few miles up the road, you can experience a thrilling hike around "El Morro," the famous New Mexican rock where many conquistadors, and families traveling by wagon-train alike, all signed the rock from 1605 until 1857. You can then trek up to the top of Heshoda Yałdo:a to see where Native-American people built their homes - as high up as possible, in order to feel secure, and savor the view. At one time, many thousands of ancestors of the Zuni, “ Ino:de:kwe”, lived in the area, and remnants of their life can be found everywhere even in Pine Meadow Ranches! Every sunset is spectacular, with colors that change every minute! After sunset, the sky becomes a magical window where the Milky-Way is so clear and the stars so abundant , you feel immersed in the universe and fully connected to the world around you!