Welcome to our web site!

 The purpose of this site is to provide landowners with information about the operation of SCRO and activities in Sangre de Cristo Ranches, as well as providing you with a method to contact us easily. We hope you will find this useful.  On the left side you may click on the links that will take you to the subjects indicated.

If you'd like to read the current issue of the SCRO newsletter...well, we're working on it. We're having a problem getting the links to work. We'll let you know as soon as that issue is resolved.

WHAT'S NEW: updated 8/30/2009

•   The Board of Directors of SCRO would like to thank everyone who attended the Annual Meeting on Saturday, August 1. We'd also like to thank Darlene Jordan and Gail Richards who did not return for another term for their service to SCRO. And we congratulate Mike Jordan and Dee Marsalia on joining the board for 2009-2010.

•   By the way...we're always looking for people who'd like to run for board positions. (note: ALL board positions are up for re-election every year).

•    Under the "Local Resources" tab there are many more ads from commercial businesses including land surveying, solar and wind contractors, and general construction folks.

•   We have added the Sheriff's phone number to the "Local Resources" tab for any of you who wish to report petty theft or vandalism. The sheriff's name is Gilbert Martinez.

•    Please take a minute to give us your email address when you send in your dues for 2010. There will be a payment envelope in the Winter edition of the Pinon to make it easy. Watch for it in your mail around the Holidays.  To clarify, the dues are for a calendar year, that is, from January 1 to December 31. Makes it easy to remember.

•    Many members have contacted us recently regarding calls or letters they have received offering to sell or buy their property.  These appear to be suspicious.  One typical offer is to sell at what seems to be a very high price, BUT, they want "up front" money to cover "expenses".  Another offer is to "take the property off your hands" at a ridiculously low price.  We strongly recommend that you contact a local, licensed real estate person for advice.  They are most knowledgeable about the current market conditions.

 Note: Any commercial use of information found within this web site is prohibited.