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Indian Trail Seeks Public Input on 2041 Comprehensive Plan Update

The Town of Indian Trail is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan and is seeking input from the public, beginning with a community survey. The survey can be found at www.surveymonkey.com/r/ITcomprehensiveplan and will be open until March 22 at...

March 2021 Town Hall Bulletin Newsletter

The March 2021 issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available. 

The March issue includes:

• Information about the upcoming Fitness Court at Chestnut Square Park
• A link to a public input survey for the Town's Comprehensive Plan update
• Recogni...

LYNX Silver Line Light Rail Virtual Public Meeting

On Tuesday, March 2, at 5:30 p.m., the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) will be hosting an interactive virtual public meeting to discuss the preliminary refined alignments for the LYNX Silver Line light rail. 

The virtual public meeting will d...

Indian Trail Partners with Red Cross, Carolina Courts to Host March Blood Drive

Indian Trail is hosting its first American Red Cross Blood Drive of 2021 on Tuesday, March 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Carolina Courts (240 Chestnut Parkway). To schedule an appointment, visit www.redcrossblood.org and use the sponsor code IndianTrail or ...

Street Sweeping Program to Run Week of Feb. 15

Indian Trail will run its street sweeping program the week of Monday, Feb. 15. It will cover all subdivision streets within the Indian Trail Town limits and will run the entire week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. As the street sweeping schedule may change, the Tow...

February 2021 Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The February 2021 issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available. 

The February issue includes:

• Information on the 2021-2022 budgeting process
• The most recent Citizens of the Quarter
• Steps on obtaining a pool permit
• The date for the next blood drive...

2021 Union County Property Tax Revaluation

Union County is in the process of conducting a property tax revaluation. According to the County's website, "Under North Carolina law, the county regularly revalues property for the purpose of assessing property taxes so that residents and businesses...

Indian Trail Town Council Passes Juneteenth Resolution

At its Jan. 12, 2021, meeting, the Indian Trail Town Council passed a resolution designating June 19 as Juneteenth Independence Day, in recognition of June 19, 1865, the date on which news of the end of slavery reached the slaves in the Southwestern Unite...

Bulk Pick Up to Take Place February 1-12

Curbside Bulk and E-waste pick up is coming Feb. 1-5 for Orange Recycle Week and Feb. 8-12 Recycle Week. Items will be picked up on your regular recycling day during that time.  

Please call Town Hall at 704-821-5401 within 48 hours of not receivi...

Indian Trail Mourns Passing of Former Council Member Shirley Howe

Former Town Council Member and long-time Indian Trail resident Shirley Howe passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021.

Shirley was re-elected to the Town Council in November of 2019, after filling a vacant Council seat in 2017. She also served on the Town Co...

January 2021 Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The January 2021 issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available. 

The January issue includes:

• A message from the Town Manager
• Dates for the February bulk pick up
• An FAQ on stormwater fees
• Information on how to apply for Town Boards and Committees

Vie...

Annual Toll Rate Increase for Triangle Expressway and Monroe Expressway January 1

The following information comes from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT). 

The annual increase of the toll rates for the Triangle Expressway and the Monroe Expressway, will take effect Friday, January 1, 2021.

The North Carolina...

Indian Trail Town Hall Closed for New Year's Day

The Town of Indian Trail offices will be closed on Friday, Jan. 1, due to the holiday. Offices will reopen on Monday, Jan. 4, at 9 a.m. 

Additionally, solid waste and recycling will not be picked up on Friday, Jan. 1. It will be rescheduled for Sa...

Indian Trail Town Hall Closed for Christmas

The Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Thursday, Dec. 24, through Monday, Dec. 28, for Christmas. We will reopen Tuesday, Dec. 29, at 9 a.m. 

Many services, such as paying taxes, reviewing permits and submitting a service request, can be accomp...

Indian Trail to Partner with Red Cross, Carolina Courts to Host Blood Drive

Blood supplies remain critically low due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To help increase the supplies, the Town has partnered with the Red Cross and Carolina Courts to host a blood drive on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Carolina Courts (240 ...

2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Virtual Meeting

The Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CRTPO) is working on its 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) update.

According to CRTPO, "The 2050 MTP documents the region’s vision for the future and establishes goals, o...

UCSO Coat Drive

If you’re looking for a way to give back this holiday season, Deputy Taylor Hackney with the Union County Sheriff’s Office is holding a coat drive seeking new and gently used warm coats for those in need in our community. A donation bo...

Indian Trail Peddler’s Ordinance

Door-to-door sales is not a new phenomenon, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Town has seen an increase in door-to-door sales representatives – and not all of them are with legitimate businesses. The Town, along with the Union County Sheriff...

Free Mask Distribution Event at Indian Trail Town Hall

The Town of Indian Trail has partnered with Atrium to health to host a FREE mask distribution event on Thursday, Dec. 10, from noon to 3 p.m. at Town Hall (315 Matthews-Indian Trail Road).

The pandemic continues to spread, with case counts increasing every...

Traffic Change: No Turn on Red to U.S. 74

Yesterday, NCDOT placed No Turn on Red signs at all major intersections with U.S. 74 throughout Indian Trail in an effort to reduce accidents and increase safety. Please be aware of this change as you travel across town and on U.S. 74.

If you have any ques...

Three Sun Valley High School Educators Selected as Grand Marshals for Santa’s Cruise Thru

Instead of its traditional Christmas Parade, the Town of Indian Trail will be holding a Santa’s Cruise Thru on Sunday, Dec.6, where Santa will be riding atop a firetruck through various Indian Trail neighborhoods to wave to families.

In keeping with the pa...

Public Comment Opens on Union County Draft Comprehensive Plan

The following information comes from the Union County Government offices. 

Union County has opened a four-week public comment period on the draft report of the comprehensive plan. The plan, called Union County 2050, will provide guidance to County...

RUMOR: Mask/Gathering Limits Ordinance

December Holiday Happenings

Christmas is looking a little different in Indian Trial this year, but the Parks & Recreation Department has a lot of fun activities scheduled for you to enjoy throughout the month! 

Santa’s Cruise ThruIn place of the regular Christmas parade,...

Zoom With Santa!

Santa is extra busy this year getting things ready for Christmas, and he is taking safety precautions to keep everyone healthy. Instead of meeting with Indian Trail's boys and girls in person, this year he is inviting them to visit his workshop v...

There's Still Time to Take the Parks & Rec Master Plan Survey

There is still time to take the Parks & Recreation Master Plan survey!

A brief 10 minutes of your time will help us better understand what our residents want to see the future of our facilities, events and programs look like! The survey is available in...

Reminder! Indian Trail Solid Waste Rerouting Begins Nov. 30

The solid waste rerouting in Indian Trail will begin next Monday, Nov. 30. 

What WON'T ChangeYour level of service. 

Your solid waste will still be picked up every week. 

What WILL Change for ALL Residents: Recycling and y...

Resurfacing in Holly Park and Bonterra to Continue Through Early December

Some roads in the Bonterra and Holly Park subdivisions are still being resurfaced as part of the Fall Resurfacing Contract. The work is scheduled to be completed by early December. 

Residents and visitors to those subdivisions should use caution w...

Apply for a Position on the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee

Are you interested in seeing smart growth in Indian Trail? Would you like to help envision what the Town will look like in the future?

Then apply for a position on the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee! 

The Town’s Planning Department...

Indian Trail Town Hall Closed for Thanksgiving

The Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Thursday, Nov. 26, and Friday, Nov. 27, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, Nov. 30, at 9 a.m. 

Solid waste pickup will not occur on Nov. 26 due to th...

Virtual Veterans Day Ceremony

The Town of Indian Trail is grateful to the brave men and women who have selflessly served our country.  

In honor of Veterans Day, the Town partnered with Commander Donn Kegel of James B. Crump VFW Post 2423, Commander John Gray of American Legio...

Indian Trail Town Hall Closed for Veterans Day

The Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day. We will resume normal business hours on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 9 a.m.

The Town honors all who have served and will be sharing a special prerecorded Veterans Day cer...

Town Council Meeting Canceled

The Town of Indian Trail has canceled the Council meeting scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 10. 

November Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The November issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available, and it's full of important information!

The November issue includes:

• Information on changes to solid waste pick-up days that will begin Nov. 30
• A link to a community survey for the Parks...

IT Parks and Recreation Releases Community Survey for Master Plan Update

The Town of Indian Trail’s Parks and Recreation Department is in the process of creating an updated and comprehensive Master Plan to provide guidance on how to meet the demands for future recreational, programming, environmental, and maintenance needs, as...

Indian Trail to Host Free Shred Event on Nov. 7

Shred documents safely and securely!

Clean out your filing cabinets, help the environment, and help prevent identity theft by bringing your outdated documents to Chestnut Square Park for safe and confidential shredding. 

Date: Saturday, Nov. 7Time:...

Changes Coming to Indian Trail Solid Waste Pick-up Days

Beginning Monday, Nov. 30, 2020, Indian Trail residents will see a change to their solid waste pick-up schedule. This change is due to a rerouting plan developed by the Town in partnership with God Bless the USA (GB USA), the solid waste service provider....

Bulk Pick-up to Take Place November 2-13

Curbside Bulk and E-waste pick up is coming Nov. 2-6 for Green Recycle Week and Nov. 9-13 for Orange Recycle Week. Items will be picked up on your regular recycling day during that time. Residents can set out items at the curb three days before your bulk ...

Town Hosts Successful HalloWINGO Event

Thank you to everyone who joined us for HalloWINGO on Saturday! We had beautiful weather, a great turnout, and lots of fun!  Thank you to all the businesses who supported the event and to Please Plains Dental for their sponsorship!

Community Meetings Canceled

The Town of Indian Trail has canceled the Community Meetings scheduled for 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26. A new date will be announced soon.

Board of Adjustment Meeting Canceled

The Town of Indian Trail has canceled the Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for today, Thursday, Oct. 22.

Indian Trail Planning Board Opening - Apply Today!

The Town of Indian Trail has an opening on its Planning Board for a one-year term. Residency is required. 

The Planning Board typically meets once a month and applicants are appointed by Town Council. Board members work to research and debate a nu...

Sardis Church Road Roundabout is Open

Town of Indian Trail Launches Parks and Recreation Master Plan Process

The Town of Indian Trail is in the process of creating a new comprehensive Parks and Recreation Master Plan to provide guidance on how to meet the demands for future recreational, programming, environmental, and maintenance needs, as well as to establish ...

October Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The October issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available, and it's full of important information!

The October issue includes:

• Information on changes to solid waste pick-up days beginning Nov. 30
• Registration information for the HalloWINGO event
• D...

Donation Notice

TOWN OF INDIAN TRAIL - DONATION NOTICE:  Due notice is hereby given that the Town of Indian Trail proposes to surplus certain items per in accordance with NCGS 160A-265 and then donate those items to two non-profit organizations within Indian Tra...

LYNX Silver Line Virtual Meeting and Public Survey

The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) is continuing its mission to expand transit and mobility options through the 2030 Transit Corridor System Plan. The proposed LYNX Silver Line, a key component to the plan, is a proposed 26-mile light rail project f...

Campaign Sign Placement Regulations

Campaign signs are a staple of every election season. Both the Town of Indian Trail and the state of North Carolina have laws and regulations regarding sign placement. Please review the following information before placing a sign. 

North Carolina ...

Indian Trail Sold Old Town Hall Property

On July 28, 2020, the Town of Indian Trail sold the property on Navajo Trail, which includes the old Town Hall building. We no longer own the property. Town operations are no longer located there and take place at the new Town Hall building at 315 Matthew...

Union County Establishes Grant Program for Small Businesses

The following information comes from the Union County Government offices. 

Union County Government has established the Back to Business Grant Program to provide small businesses based in Union County the opportunity to apply for grant funding to r...

David Cohn Appointed to Indian Trail Town Council

Former Indian Trail Councilman and Mayor Pro Tem David Cohn was named to the Indian Trail Town Council on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020. He was sworn in Tuesday night and took part in the remainder of the meeting.

Cohn, who previously served two terms on the Town...

Indian Trial Playgrounds Are Open!

The playgrounds at all three of Indian Trail’s parks are officially open! We are excited to welcome you and your family back.

To help keep residents safe, the playground equipment will be cleaned regularly. A yellow sign will be posted letting vi...

CATS Seeking Union County’s Input on the LYNX Silver Line Project

The Charlotte Area Transit System’s (CATS) LYNX Silver Line is a 26-mile light rail line from Gaston County through Center City Charlotte, to the Town of Matthews with a potential terminus in Union County.

The LYNX Silver Line is currently in Pre...

September Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The September issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available!

The September issue includes:

• An introduction to Indian Trail’s new Town Manager, Michael McLaurin
• Safety tips from the UCSO
• Yard waste reminders
• Information on applying for a seat on th...

Join an Indian Trail Board or Committee

Are you looking to have a bigger impact on the future of Indian Trail or do you have ideas on new ways the Town could address issues important to you? Then consider joining one of Indian Trail’s Boards or Committees.

The Town has openings for:

• The...

Indian Trail Town Hall Closed for Labor Day

The Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, 2020, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 9 a.m.

Additionally, solid waste pick-up will not occur on Sept. 7. Your solid waste pickup will ...

Mike McLaurin Selected as Indian Trail Town Manager

At its Aug. 25 meeting, the Indian Trail Town Council officially selected Michael (Mike) McLaurin as the new Town Manager. McLaurin will assume his new responsibilities on Aug. 31.

“On behalf of our Town Council, I congratulate Mr. McLau...

Indian Trail Town Councilmember Shirley Howe Resigns

Indian Trail Councilmember Shirley Howe has resigned from her position on the Town Council, effective Aug. 21, 2020, citing health reasons.

Howe was re-elected to the Town Council this past November, after filling a vacant Council seat in 2017. She also se...

Town of Indian Trail Celebrates Resident’s 100th Birthday

At the Aug. 11, 2020, Town Council meeting, Mayor Michael Alvarez read a proclamation celebrating the 100^th birthday of Indian Trail resident Ruth Ann Scherer Pawowitz. Pawowitz will officially turn 100-years-old on Saturday, Aug. 15, and the proclamation...

August Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

The August issue of the Town Hall Bulletin is now available!

The August issue includes:

• Registration information for the Parks & Recreation Department’s Adventures in a Box program
• A Save the Date for this year’s virtual Veterans Day ...

Bulk Pick-up to Take Place August 3-14

Curbside Bulk and E-waste pick up is coming Aug. 3-7 for Orange Recycle Week and Aug. 10-14 for Green Recycle Week. Items will be picked up on your regular recycling day during that time. Residents can set out items at the curb three days before your bulk...

Town of Indian Trail Proclaims Grace Laney Mayor for the Day

At the July 14, 2020, Town Council meeting, Mayor Michael Alvarez read a proclamation retroactively declaring Grace Laney as Mayor for the Day for July 4.

Grace is a rising eighth-grader at Porter Ridge Middle School. In addition to her studies, she is a m...

July 21 Planning Board Meeting to be Held Virtually

Public Comment Opens on Union County Comprehensive Plan Implementation

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

Union County has opened a four-week public input period on potential scenarios to implement the vision of the comprehensive plan. The plan, called Union County 2050, will p...

Town Manager Job Posting

The Town of Indian Trail (pop. over 40,000) seeks well-qualified candidates for the Town Manager position. This growing Town is located in northwestern Union County in the Charlotte Metro Area. 

The Town Manager is appointed by and works under the...

Indian Trail to Partner with Red Cross, VFW to Host Blood Drive

The American Red Cross is still in critical need of blood donations. In an effort to increase the supplies, the Town has partnered with the Red Cross and the Indian Trail VFW to host a blood drive on Thursday, June 25, 2020, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ...

Town of Indian Trail Begins Search for Town Manager

The Town of Indian Trail has started its search for its next permanent Town Manager.

At its May 12 meeting, the Town Council voted to contract with The Mercer Group, Inc. to conduct the Town Manager search. The Mercer Group is a nationwide firm that provid...

Town of Indian Trail Presents Proposed FY 2020-2021 Budget

Interim Town Manager Ray Allen presented the Town of Indian Trail’s proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2020-2021 Budget to the Mayor and Town Council for their review during the May 26, 2020, Town Council meeting.   

The proposed budget ...

Indian Trail Seeking Resident Feedback for Town Manager Search

The Town of Indian Trail has started the search for its next permanent Town Manager. As part of this process, the Town Council wants to hear from residents. If you have thoughts regarding what you would like to see in the next Town Manager, please contact...

Indian Trail to Honor Staff During National Public Works Week

It’s time to take a moment and thank the team that helps keep Indian Trail functioning at its highest level every day.

National Public Works Week will be celebrated across the country from May 17 to 23. In recognition of that, the Town of Indian ...

Indian Trail to Resume Yard Waste Pick-up, Reschedule Bulk Pick-up

The Town of Indian Trail will soon resume all its regular solid waste services.

Yard waste pick-up will be reinstated beginning Monday, May 18. Memorial Day, May 25, will delay all solid waste services by one day that week in observance of the holiday.

The ...

Sardis Church Road Intersection to Close for Roundabout Construction

On Wednesday, May 6, the intersection of Sardis Church Road and Unionville-Indian Trail Road, in Indian Trail, will be closed for the construction of a roundabout. The intersection is expected to be closed until Aug.21, 2020. The goal of the project is to...

Indian Trail to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds across the world, critical blood supplies have decreased. In an effort to increase the supplies, the Town of Indian Trail has partnered with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive on  April 30, 2020, from 10...

A Note About Yard Waste and Bulk Pick-Up

The Town of Indian Trail and it’s solid waste contractor, God Bless the USA, made the decision to temporarily suspend yard waste collection and delay bulk service collection because both of these waste types are collected by hand rather than usi...

Earth Day 2020: 50th Anniversary

April 22, 2020, marks the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. It may look a little different this year as in-person celebrations have been canceled, but there are plenty of ways to stay close to home and celebrate Earth Day.

Online:

• Create an #EarthDayChallenge ...

May 2020 Bulk Pick-Up Delayed

The Town of Indian Trail, in partnership with God Bless the USA, has decided to delay the regularly scheduled bulk waste pick-up in May. A new date has not been established. This decision was made to reduce the risk of solid waste employees being exposed ...

Yard Waste Pick-Up Suspended Beginning April 20

God Bless the USA, Inc., Indian Trail’s solid waste provider, will be suspending yard waste pick-up beginning Monday, April 20, 2020, until further notice. Pick-up will continue through Friday, April 17. Additionally, they will not pick-up anyth...

Gov. Cooper Issues Stay At Home Order Effective Monday at 5 p.m.

Today, March 27, 2020, at 4 p.m., Governor Roy Cooper issued a Stay At Home Order for the state of North Carolina. You can view the full Executive Order here. There is also an FAQ available. 

The Order directs people to stay at home except to visi...

Indian Trail Playgrounds Closed, Trails Open

The health and safety of our community is our top priority. To help promote social distancing and reduce the spread of COVID-19, all Indian Trail playgrounds and park amenities are now closed until further notice.

The walking trails and sidewalks will rema...

A message from Mayor Michael Alvarez on COVID-19

The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has caused much fear and uncertainty throughout the community. Unlike any other community crisis, such as a natural disaster, no one, from the nation’s leaders to the smallest community, had a plan for this. W...

Some Indian Trail Park Amenities Closing

Over the last few days, we have noticed large groups gathering at some of the Town’s park amenities, such as the sand volleyball courts.

The Town’s goal is to keep the parks open as long as possible; however, to help promote social dist...

Town Hall to Close to the Public

In an effort to do our part to slow the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), effective March 20, 2020, at 12 p.m., the Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed to the public until further notice. At this point, Town staff will continue to work a normal 9 a.m. t...

Union County Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

Union County’s Division of Public Health, in coordination with the North Carolina Division of Public Health, has identified a Union County resident whose illness ...

Indian Trail Rentals and Programs Canceled, Events Postponed

The Town of Indian Trail continues to monitor the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation closely, and the health and well-being of our residents is our top priority.

In following with the Governor’s executive order regarding social distancing, we have ...

Indian Trail Issues a State of Emergency

The Town of Indian Trail has issued a State of Emergency as of March 17, 2020. 

The proclamation allows for if needed:

• the cancelation, postponement or modification of Town of Indian Trail gatherings, meetings, travel and events,
• public attendance a...

Union County Declares State of Emergency in Preparation of COVID-19

The Town of Indian Trail is in agreement with Union County’s Declaration of a State of Emergency for Indian Trail. Click here to view the Town’s notice. 

The following information comes from the Union County government offices....

Indian Trail to Postpone Events Due to Coronavirus

The Town of Indian Trail has been monitoring the Coronavirus situation closely, and the health and well-being of our residents is our top priority. As such, we have decided to POSTPONE the following events:

• Hits After Six: Jazz scheduled for Friday, March ...

BOIL WATER ADVISORY LIFTED

Per Union County: 

The Boil Water Advisory affecting Union County Public Works water customers has been lifted, effective March 13, 2020, at 10:30 a.m. Multiple water quality tests confirmed E. coli is no longer present in the water system. Custom...

Update - Union Count Boil Advisory

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

Union County Public Works customers are under a Boil Water Advisory due to a routine water sample showing the presence of E. coli in one area. We are working with the North...

Cole Forness Presents Eagle Scout Project to Town Council

Cole Forness, a Life Scout with Boy Scout Troop 276 and senior at Sun Valley High School, presented his Eagle Scout project to the Town Council on Tuesday, March 10.  

Forness’ project consists of three connected boxes set up in...

Student Art Showcase Returns to Indian Trail Town Hall

This week, the Indian Trail Town Hall will be adorned with artwork from local elementary school students.

The Student Art Showcase will be open to residents on Thursday and Friday, March 12 and 13, from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., and on Saturday, March 14, from 11...

March Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin