More about 2018 vision

“Betty Argue, president of the Board of Supervisors of the Indian Trail Improvement District, is looking forward to working with a new management team and continuing to address residents’ needs in a cost-effective way. “Strategic planning is a necessity,” she said. “Without proper planning, it is difficult to provide consistent direction to staff. As aContinue reading “More about 2018 vision”

ALA hosting community event for residents, businesses and non-profits

The Acreage Landowners Association (ALA) is hosting a FREE community event for all residents, all businesses (large, small and home based) and all non profits. This event will be at Community Park on 140th on Saturday January 27th from 11-3 (set up for businesses begins at 10). This is for our community. Those that signContinue reading “ALA hosting community event for residents, businesses and non-profits”

Hello 2018! May we find peace and solidarity in our community this year!

I am not really one for New Year’s resolutions. Today is no different than any other day, other than it is a new day and new year. I do have plans and goals for 2018, all the ones not accomplished in 2017. I believe we, as a District and community, need to be more vigilantContinue reading “Hello 2018! May we find peace and solidarity in our community this year!”

Catch up on what has happened in 2017

This past year has been a busy one for Indian Train Improvement District. I have been negligent in updating this blog but many of the stories have been posted on my Betty Argue Indian Trail Improvement District Facebook page. Here are some highlights of the year: We fired the District Manager and Finance Director forContinue reading “Catch up on what has happened in 2017”

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