Acreage/Indian Trail

ITID Braces For More Rain After Water Fills Some Yards And Streets

More rain is forecast through the weekend and into next week, but officials in the low-lying Indian Trail Improvement District said they have a good handle on water issues in the face of more downpours. Residents, however, must take more...

Indian Trail Improvement District Launches Online Permitting System

On Oct. 1, the Indian Trail Improvement District launched a new online permitting system, giving residents and applicants the ability to submit permit requests, track their progress and make payments online. The new service is part of ITID’s ongoing...

ITID Focusing Fresh Resources To Reinvigorate Equestrian Ethos

With new footing going in at the Nicole Hornstein Equestrian Park and the hiring of a third equine specialist, the Indian Trail Improvement District is trying to reclaim its roots as a rider-friendly community. At the same, ITID’s citizen-led Equestrian...

ITID Passes $25.7 Million Budget During Rancorous Session

Amid an acrimonious nearly six-and-half-hour meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 19, the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to approve a $25.7 million budget for fiscal year 2027. Supervisor Betty Argue cast the dissenting vote. She later called...

Bell And Farrell Advance In Indian Trail Seat 3 Race

Incumbent Supervisor Patricia Farrell and challenger Jack Lloyd Bell II advanced to November’s general election in the race for Seat 3 on the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors after the Tuesday, Aug. 18 primary election. Former Supervisor Carol...

ITID To Host Aug. 25 Neighborhood Public Information Meeting

The Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors has invited residents of Units 1, 2, 3 and 14 to a community meeting about unit water control plans, assessments, and whether changes to current unit boundaries or configurations should be...

New ITID Parks & Rec Director Brings Decades Of Experience

After 22 years as assistant director of special events for the Village of Wellington, Michelle Garvey recently crossed Southern Blvd. to become the new head of parks and recreation for the Indian Trail Improvement District. It became official on Monday,...

Three Seeking Seat On Indian Trail Board During August Primary

Three seats on the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors are up for grabs this election cycle, but residents will be voting only on Seat 3 during the Tuesday, Aug. 18 primary election. In Seat 3, incumbent Supervisor Patricia...

Vassalotti: ITID Needs To Stay On Top Of County Road Plans

Supervisor Richard Vassalotti warned during the Monday, June 22 meeting of the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors that Palm Beach County officials may be planning road widenings and connections that could route vastly larger amounts of traffic...

ITID Celebrates Completion Of Corbett Levee

On Monday, June 1, officials from the Indian Trail Improvement District and the South Florida Water Management District cut the ribbon on the reconstructed J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area levee. The levee borders the south side of the Corbett...

Most ITID Units Could See Lower Assessments

Many Indian Trail Improvement District residents could see a noticeable decline in their fiscal year 2027 assessments if the proposed budget is adopted, staff members told the ITID Board of Supervisors at a Tuesday, June 2 budget workshop. For instance,...

Incumbents Farrell, Johnson Face Challengers In Bid To Defend Indian Trail Seats

UPDATE: No additional candidates filed for Indian Trail seats by the noon deadline on June 12. Over the past week, several candidates have come forward to run for seats on the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors, setting up...

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