The McDuffie-Twin Parks Neighborhood Association (MTPNA) was formed in 2006 with the goal of enhancing the community while honoring the social, environmental, cultural, and historic needs and interests of our residents.MTPNA seeks to empower members to address issues they may have with municipalities, entities, and non-member individuals that affect the enjoyment of their homes and neighborhood.In addition MTPNA promotes the building and sustaining of Community and Neighborly Relationships through Projects, Events, Goodwill, and FUN!

All individuals (home owners, renters, property owners and businesses) within the boundaries of MTPNA are encouraged to become members. The MTPNA boundaries are Constitution (north), Lomas (south), Washington (east), and Carlisle (west).Complete the FORM BELOW to sign up for our Newsletter & Informational Emails.
If you live beyond these boundaries you can still receive our newsletter and emails. Simply use this form and let us know in the "Message" box .To support our events and projects be sure to click on the DONATE TAB
McDuffie/Hidden Park- Dog Park or People Park?? Your input is requested! See Below
Next MTPNA Board Meeting: 1/21/26 All members are welcome! To RSVP and receive the meeting address, Email us at [email protected]. Hope to see you there!
Next Event: February 7, 10 am @ Twin Parks- Valentines, Coffee and Neighbors (Includes something for the kids!) See Details below under the EVENTS TAB
For updates on the Morningside Triangle GSI Project & Neighborhood Traffic Calming CLICK on the PROJECTS TAB
Check out the Water Utility Authority 's tips on water and freezing temperatures, CLICK on the SAFETY TAB

January 21, 2026 - MTPNA Monthly Board Meeting @ 7pm... Neighbors are invited...For address just send an Email to- [email protected]
February 7, @ 10 am Twin Parks- Valentines, Coffee and Neighbors Come share a cuppa, (Featured Coffee Truck- "The Bean") purchase that BIG heart for your special someone, while the kids express their creativity and LOVE at the craft table!
If you'd like to lend a hand or for more information email us at [email protected]
Valentines, Make a Mosaic Day, Young Family Gatherings, National Night Out, Solstice Balloons, Luminarias and Caroling are ways we celebrate Neighborliness!Volunteers are always needed to help with planning, set up and clean up. Make sure you're on our email list (CLICK on the Membership TAB) to receive our Newsletter and
Check this WEBSITE often to see what's coming up and how to lend a hand!
SUPPORT OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
The MTPNA Board of Directors is a Volunteer Service provided by your neighbors to support and expand the “gatherings” that help enrich our community.Events and Projects serve to bring neighbors together, yet many don’t realize the Costs incurred. With our small operating budget we rrely heavily on Your SupportPlease Consider Donating Today!
A Base Yearly Donation of $15 helps maintain our current offerings.
A $25 or $50 or $100 donation provides Greater Opportunities to enrich and grow!
You can specify an event or project when you donate, or if you prefer just make a general donation.No donation is too small or too large. All the monies will be used to keep our efforts moving forward promoting a rich, aesthetic, fun and friendly neighborhood!Thank you for your ongoing generosity and support!To make a Donation, you can use VENMO (link below) or mail a check to:
MTPNA
4137 Marble Ave NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
The McDuffie-Twin Parks Neighborhood Association is not a registered 501(c)(3) organization.
Therefore donations to MTPNA are not tax-deductible.
Neighborhood Projects
Special projects underway! Find out more HERE

*This project has only been possible thanks to the generosity of you, neighbors! Please HELP us FINISH the last few remaining walls.
Donate via the Venmo link above or mail a check-for address
CLICK on the MEMBERSHIP TABPlease indicate on your Venmo or check memo your donation is
Meant for the Murals!WE THANK YOU!
AUTO BURGLARY is a crime of opportunity; vehicles are easy targets and often contain property that is attractive to thieves.
Large parking lots and neighborhoods with a lot of on-street parking can be prime targets for theft.
Use the easy, inexpensive tips below to reduce your risk.


WATER TIPS ( For Freezing Temperatures:) With recent temperatures dropping below freezing overnight, the Water Utility Authority reminds residents to take the following steps to avoid water loss and property damage related to frozen pipes:-Don't turn the heat all the way down when leaving your home for extended periods.-Maintain an internal temperature of 55F.
-Insulate exposed outdoor pipes and hose bibs/faucets and remove hoses from them
-Shut down and drain any sprinkler systems that haven't yet been winterized
-Know the location of your emergency water shut-off valve.Customers requiring an emergency turn-off can call 505-842-WATR (9287)
Current Board of Directors
Elected 2025
Co-Presidents: Cathy Drake and Rose-Ann McKernan
Vice President: Open
Secretary: Lorian Kostranchuk
Treasurer: Carol Morris
IT Support: Megan Henrie
Members at large: Robert Younger, Mark Hyland, Kristy Oreskovich, Kathy Lopez Bushnell, Vicky Kauffman, Steve Hile