Get involved
Our neighborhood runs on neighbors. The road, the plowing and GCNA’s voice on issues like Forest Service projects all depend on residents and landowners pitching in. Here’s how you can help.
Supporting the road
Your dues are what keep Gallina Canyon Road graded and plowed, and we’re grateful to every neighbor who contributes. If you haven’t paid yet this year, we’d welcome your support: with more neighbors taking part, GCNA can go beyond basic upkeep to better drainage, fresh gravel and more frequent grading. Dues are $400 per resident lot and $200 per land-only lot, payable online in full or monthly, or by check.
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Come to the annual meeting
Held each year around June 1. Members elect commissioners and decide on road work for the year. Paying your dues restores your vote.
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Lend a hand on a road work day
Commissioners call volunteer work days for smaller jobs, with a week’s notice. Let us know if you’d like to be contacted.
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Share a concern or idea
Something that needs attention, or a wish for the neighborhood? Use the Concerns & Wish List form.
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Speak up on Forest Service projects
Sign the Lobo FAWRA petition, and read about the Carson Forest thinning projects affecting our area.
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Stay informed
Check the News page for road updates and Forest Service notices, including pile burns near the neighborhood. Not getting GCNA emails? Sign up below.
If you already receive emails from GCNA, you’re on the list and don’t need to do anything. New to the neighborhood, or not hearing from us? Add your email below. We send a few updates a year about roads, forest and fire news, and association business.
GCNA is run by volunteer commissioners elected by members. If you have time or skills to offer, from helping with outreach to serving as a commissioner, we’d love to hear from you.
Contact the commissioners