Upcoming Events and Information
TRLA ANNUAL NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROUP MEETING MINUTES
9.8.18 NO FIRE RESTRICTION IN EFFECT
Please still be careful as some areas of the Ranch have received less moisture than others and annual moisture remains below normal because of past winter.
LANDOWNERS: PLEASE DO NOT burn tree debris on your property without permit from Fire Dept. Take the debris to the burn pile at the Ranch House.
Timberlake Ranch has keys!!!Keys, many and they actually work. Just wanted to share.
Forms are on the website. Call Steve Wills 505-
Latest edition of the Timberlake Newsletter
Posting on Criminal Trespass posted August 2016 (from page 33 of the NM Hunting Rules
& Info Pamphlet for 2016-
Newly updated and more inclusive information on:
Emergency Evacuation & Neighborhood
Watch topics
Please be diligent with your projects, your surroundings and your environment.
Remember: be safe and if you "See Something say Something"
If you see smoke call 911 and report its location.
Tuesday, September 18th was the last day for the Book Room at the Ranch House Community
Center. If you wish to borrow or return books after this date, call Barbara 505-
Properties for Sale by TRLA
These properties are available to everyone to bid:
McKinley Unit 8 Block 25 Lot 4 $6800 (Firm)
Mckinley Unit 5 Block 10 Lot 22 Cottonwood Dr $15000 (Negotiable)
Cibola Unit 2 Block 4 Lot 4 $7500 (Firm)
If interested, please contact Steve Wills at 505-
Timberlake Ranch is now on Facebook
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The history of Timberlake Ranch
The New Equipment Building (7/10/2017)
Restoration and Renovation of the Ranch House (5/16/2017)
Current Fiscal year 2018-
TRLA Board Meeting Schedule
@TCC Ranch House 10:00 AM
(3RD Saturday of every month except where noted *)
*June 30, 2018
July 21, 2018
*August 19, 2018-
September 15, 2018
October 20, 2018
No Board meetings in: November, December and January
February 16, 2019
March 16,2019
April 20, 2019
May 25, 2019 –Annual Meeting
Important Announcements - Updated 1/16/2019
The TRLA Burn Pile at the Lower Ranch House will be burned at 11am, Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019. It will remain closed until further notice. No material shall be brought to the pile once the burn begins.
Living With Large Predators in New Mexico
Ramah/Timberlake Fire/Rescue
PO Box 631
Ramah, New Mexico 87321
505-
The Ramah/Timberlake Fire/Rescue Department would like to thank the Timberlake Community for its support. Recently we have had donations in the form of equipment that we needed.
The donations we received include 2 Curaplex Stair Chairs and a DJI Phantom 4 Pro Drone. The stair chairs are needed for packaging and removing patients down narrow stairs and halls. The drone is needed to pinpoint lightning strikes in hard to access areas and for search and rescue operations and I’m sure we can find other purposes for this new device.
The donations came from Bill and Beth Ramsey for the stair chairs and TRLA organizing funding for the Drone.
We have recently gained 12 new volunteers for the Ramah Station, which is greatly needed and appreciated. We are currently training and outfitting these new members. We also received this past spring a new Structural Engine that has on board 1,250 gallons with a 1,250 gpm pump and a Polaris Ranger for the Timberlake Station.
Our current apparatus for the Timberlake Station is:
E551 – Structural Engine 1,250 gallons (2017)
T553 – Water Tender 1,800 gallons (2008)
B555 – Brush Truck 500 gallons (2012)
R557 – Rescue (ambulance), (2006)
U559 – Utility Unit (1989 GMC)
U549 – Utility Unit (2012 Ford Expedition)
UTV – Polaris Ranger 900 single cab (2018)
The Ramah/Timberlake Fire /Rescue Department is an isolated McKinley County District that covers 208 square miles straddling the McKinley and Cibola County line. We are responsible for all emergencies (excluding law enforcement activities) in this area.
This Station has been in operation since 1990 and is still growing. We are waiting for a new 2 bay door building to house all of our equipment to be built between the station and the 42,000 gallon water tank. If you are interested in seeing what we do, please come visit us during a training meeting which float between both Ramah and Timberlake Stations on the 1st thru 4th Thursdays of the month beginning at 7:00 pm.
Again, thanks for the support from the Timberlake Community, We are her for you!
Andrew Wilson, District Chief
Ramah/Timberlake Fire/Rescue Department