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

Union County Opens Public Comment Period on Critical Intersection Designs

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

Union County has opened a three-week public comment period on alternate designs for six critical intersections throughout the County. The intersections were identified in 2...

Painter Kristine Bechtel Displays Art at Town Hall

Kristine Bechtel, owner of Unwined With Kris, will have her paintings on display at Town Hall through March 13.

Kristine began painting a few years ago to de-stress and find relaxation. In December of 2018, she launched Unwined With Kris, a mobile painting...

Census 2020 to Begin in March

Counting everyone once, only once, and in the right place. 

The U.S. Constitution mandates that every 10 years the U.S. Census Bureau takes a count of every person living in the 50 states, District of Columbia and the five U.S. territories. The mi...

Public Input Opens on Union County Comprehensive Plan Vision

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

Union County will open a four-week public input period on Monday, March 2, 2020, to guide the development of the comprehensive plan for unincorporated areas of the County. ...

INSPECTOR GENERAL ANNOUNCES NATIONAL “SLAM THE SCAM” DAY

The following information comes from the Social Security Administration. 

The Inspector General for the Social Security Administration, Gail S. Ennis, is designating Thursday, March 5, 2020, as National “Slam the Scam” Day, to ...

Union County Early Voting

Early voting is happening now throughout Union County ahead of the March 3 Primary Election. Through Feb. 29, Union County residents can register to vote and vote at the same time during early voting only. 

With early voting, you can avoid the lon...

Street Sweeping Program to Run Week of Feb. 24

Indian Trail will be running its street sweeping program the week of Monday, Feb. 24. It will cover all neighborhood 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,...

State of Emergency Terminated

The Union County Board of Commissioners has terminated the State of Emergency. 

Click here to view the declaration terminating the State of Emergency. 

Union County Declares State of Emergency

The following information comes from the Union County government offices. 

MONROE, N.C. (February 7, 2020) – Union County is under a State of Emergency. This declaration includes a restriction pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 1...

Indian Trail Under State of Emergency in Accordance with Union County

The Town of Indian Trail is now under a State of Emergency in accordance with Union County. This gives the Union County Sheriff’s Office the authority to close roads impacted by flooding. 

Click here for the official declaration.&nbs...

February Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

Potter Sylvia Coppola Displays Art at Town Hall

Sylvia Coppola, the owner of Duck Creek Pottery, has been creating pottery for more than 40 years. She makes an array of pieces that can be used daily or displayed as art, such as mugs, teapots, vases, pitchers and much more.

In addition to making pottery,...

Public Comment Opportunity for Future NCDOT Projects

The following information comes from the NCDOT website.

People will have a chance to provide input on what transportation projects they would like to see included in the next North Carolina Department of Transportation’s 10-Year transpor...

Seats Open on Town Boards & Committees - Help Shape Indian Trail's Future

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 you should consider joining one of Indian Trail’s Boards or Committees. 

The Tow...

Council on Aging Hosting "A Walk to Remember"

The Council on Aging in Union County is hosting "A Walk to Remember," to benefit its memory loss programs. The event is on Saturday, March 28, at 9:30 a.m. at Belk Tonawanda Park in Monroe. The cost is $25 per person. Register at coaunion.org/wa...

Lorayn DeLuca's Photography Displayed at Town Hall

Lorayn DeLuca is an artist with many talents. Writer, actor and photographer all grace her impressive resume. At Indian Trail, we are honored to have a small piece of that talent on display in our Town Hall lobby. A sampling of Lorayn’s...

NC Housing Finance Agency Urgent Repair Program

The following is information provided by the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency:

The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency proposes to make a total of $4.5 million available for the 2020 Urgent Repair Program (URP20). Program funding enables recipient o...

"Remembrance" Sculpture on Display at Town Hall

Indian Trail is honored to display the Remembrance sculpture by world-renowned sculptor and veteran Peter Rubino. Peter created the sculpture to honor America’s fallen heroes in association with the Connecticut Fallen Heroes Association.

The original sculp...

January Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

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

The January issue includes:

• Important upcoming dates
• First Uniquely Indian Trail Feature
• Safety tips from the Union County Sheriff's Office
• Information on the upcoming Bulk Pick-Up in February

Click ...

Painter Tricia Dudley's Artwork on Display at Town Hall

The Town of Indian Trail is excited to showcase our first artist of the year, Tricia Dudley. Tricia is a self-taught painter who uses oils, acrylics, alcohol ink and other media to bring beautiful images to life. Her work will be on display in th...

2020 Town Council Meeting Schedule

The adopted calendar for the 2020 Town Council Meetings is now available. It can be found on our website by visiting: http://indiantrail.org/DocumentCenter/View/1983/2020-Town-Council-Schedule. 

New Year's Week Schedule

Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 1, in observance of the New Year's holiday. Solid waste collection will operate on a one-day delay following New Year's Day. (Wednesday routes will be picked up on Thursday, Thursday routes will be pic...

Town Hall Art Display - Showcasing Union County Artists

Beginning in the new year, Indian Trail wants to display artwork from Union County artists in our display case at Town Hall as a way to celebrate and promote the local arts community. 

Each artist's work will be on display for two weeks, culminati...

Indian Trail Residents are Holiday Heroes

Residents were once again “Holiday Heroes” for families across Union County this holiday season. On Dec. 17, representatives from the Town of Indian Trail, Bakers Fire Department, Hemby Bridge Fire Department, Stallings Fire Department...

Mayor, Council Members Sworn In; Appointments Made

At the Dec. 10 Council Meeting, the Town of Indian Trail said farewell to David Cohn as a council member and Mayor Pro Tem. Mr. Cohn served two terms before deciding not to seek reelection this past November. The Town is grateful for his time, service and...

December Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

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

The December issue includes:

• Important upcoming dates
• Winter Activities in Indian Trail
• Safe Exchange Zone at Indian Trail Sheriff's Office
• Holiday Recycling Tips
• Thank you to our 2019 Event Sponsor...

Indian Trail Remembers Ken Howe

The Town of Indian Trail sends our deepest condolences to Council Member Shirley Howe on the passing of her husband Ken.

Ken was a Sergeant in the Army’s 83rd Infantry Division and served from 1955 to 1963. He had an accomplished career as a comb...

Purchase a Veterans Memorial Engraving as a Holiday Gift

If you’re looking for a meaningful gift for a loved one this holiday season, consider purchasing an engraving on the Indian Trail Veterans Memorial. 

The memorial honors those who have served in the armed forces, and the engraving will i...

Christmas Week Schedule

Indian Trail Town Hall will be closed Dec. 24, 25 and 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday. Solid waste collection will operate on a one-day delay following Christmas Day. (Wednesday routes will be picked up on Thursday, Thursday routes will be picke...

FHWA and FTA Seek Public Input for its Quadrennial Certification Review of the CRTPO

The following is a news release from the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization:

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) have opened a public comment period as part of their quadrennial certificat...

The Unity Challenge

Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Indian Trail Mayor Michael Alvarez, alongside veterans’ advocate and the American Veteran Foundation founder Chuck Denny, launched the Unity Challenge. The goal of the Unity Challenge is to support veterans and first res...

Students Become Town Planners for a Day Through Indian Trail’s Box City Program

Students in local elementary schools had the opportunity to become Town Planners for a day through Indian Trail’s Box City program. Hosted by the Town’s Planning Department, Box City teaches students the importance of planning when it comes to development...

Longtime Indian Trail Resident and Community Leader Selected as Christmas Parade Grand Marshal

Larry Helms will be leading Indian Trail’s annual “It’s a Wonderful Life” Christmas parade as grand marshal on Sunday, Dec. 1.

The Indian Trail Town Council selected Helms to serve as grand marshal because of his com...

Mayor of Indian Trail to Host Veterans Appreciation and Unity Challenge Press Conference

Mayor Michael Alvarez, alongside veterans advocate Chuck Denny, will hold a press conference launching the Veteran Appreciation and Unity Challenge on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at 3 p.m. at the Indian Trail Veterans Memorial Garden. 

As we approach the ho...

CRTPO OPENS PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

The following is a news release from the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization:

For Immediate ReleaseNovember 18, 2019Contact: Judy Dellert-O’KeefCRTPO Participation and Consultation Planner704-432-0105, jdellert-okeef@charlotten.gov

CRTPO...

November Issue of the Town Hall Bulletin

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

The November issue includes:

• Important upcoming dates
• Election results
• Economic Development projects
• An overview of services provided by the Sheriff's Office
• And more!

Click here to view the newslett...

Special Olympics NC Fall Tournament Returns to Indian Trail

If you happened to stop by Chestnut Square Park, Carolina Courts or Kate’s Skate this past weekend, you would have witnessed top athletes in bocce, tennis, basketball and roller skating in action.

For the third year in a row, Indian Trail was a h...

Town Staff Get in the Halloween Spirit

If you visited Town Hall today, you would have run into Mr. Rogers, Cruella de Vil, Indian Jones, three blind mice (more likely they ran into you!) and a slew of other characters as Town staff celebrated Halloween. 

In addition to hosting a few tr...

Indian Trail Bulk and e-Waste Pick-Up

The next Bulk and e-Waste pick up for Indian Trail will take place Nov. 4-15. Residents should put their bulk waste at the curb on the SAME DAY they put out their recycling can during those two weeks. 

• Green recycle: Nov. 4-8
• Orange recycle: Nov. 1...

Indian Trail Staff Raises Money for Firefighters for the Cure

Town of Indian Trail staff wore pink every Thursday in October, donating $1 each time for Firefighters for the Cure nonprofit. As a team, employees raised $110!

Also in October, the Indian Trail Parks and Recreation Department partnered with Firefighters f...

Indian Trail to Host Free Shred Event on Nov. 9

The Town of Indian Trail will host a FREE document shredding event on Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Chestnut Square Park (320 Chestnut Parkway). Residents are encouraged to bring old documents so they can be safely and securely shredded. 

Read on...

Artificial Field Grand Opening a Success!

On Monday, Oct. 21, the Town of Indian Trail celebrated the opening of the new artificial turf field at Chestnut Square Park. With help from the Carolina Panthers' director of community relations, Riley Fields, Sir Purr and the TopCats cheerleaders, the c...

It’s Time to Get Spooky: Get Ready for Indian Trail’s Halloween Spooktacular

Put on your favorite costume, grab your candy bag and head over to Chestnut Square Park (320 Chestnut Parkway) for Indian Trail’s annual Halloween Spooktacular. This family-friendly event will take place on Friday, Oct. 25, from 6-9 p.m. 

Families...

Public Hearing Notice - Special Use Permit

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on Thursday, Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall (315 Matthews-Indian Trail Road). 

The hearing will review a Special Use Permit request for a proposed 48' x 100' outdoor ice skating rink on Old Mo...

In Memory of Captain Chase Coble

The Town of Indian Trail is extremely saddened by the passing of Captain Chase Coble of the Indian Trail Bureau of the Union County Sheriff’s Office.

Captain Coble was dedicated to keeping the residents of Indian Trail safe; his class and charact...

Indian Trail to Celebrate Artificial Turf Field Grand Opening with the Carolina Panthers

Join the Town of Indian Trail on Monday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. to celebrate the grand opening of the new artificial turf field at Chestnut Square Park (320 Chestnut Parkway). The event will include a ribbon cutting and remarks by Town officials and Panthers’...

Voter Registration Deadline for November Municipal Elections

MONROE, NC – The voter registration deadline for the November 5, 2019, Municipal Elections is Friday, October 11. Voter registration applications that are received by the county board of elections office or postmarked by the deadline are accepte...

Indian Trail Partners with Firefighters for the Cure for 5K Event

On Saturday, Oct. 12, the Town of Indian Trail will partner with Firefighters for the Cure for a 5K event. The 5K will begin and end at Chestnut Square Park (320 Chestnut Parkway). Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. and the race will kick-off promptly a...

Fall Fest Returning to Indian Trail

Celebrate the beginning of the fall season at the Town of Indian Trail’s annual Fall Fest. The event will take place on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Town Hall (315 Matthews-Indian Trail Road).

Fall Fest, a free family-friendly even...

Upcoming Public Hearings - Oct. 22

The Indian Trail Town Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019, at 6:30 p.m. at the Indian Trail Town Hall to consider the proposed requests below:

• Rezoning for Oak Springs Road
• Rezoning along South Indian Trail Road

Indian Trail Planning Department to Bring Box City Back to Local Schools

October is National Community Planning Month 

Indian Trail’s Planning Staff offers local elementary students a chance to understand more fully land use and zoning. In honor of celebrating the month, we would like to invite you and your s...

Indian Trail Resurfacing Work

Earlier this year, Indian Trail contracted with Red Clay Industries to provide resurfacing work throughout the Town as part of the 18/19 Resurfacing Contract. Work started in July and will continue through the end of October. 

Streets included in ...

Roadwork Improvements Happening Throughout Indian Trail

Indian Trail has several road improvement projects happening. As you travel throughout Town, please be mindful of the following projects:

-Roadway improvements have begun along Chestnut Parkway for the Mecklenburg Swim Association site. Please be cautious ...

Work to Begin on Chestnut Parkway Artificial Field

Exciting changes are coming to Chestnut Square Park! On Monday, Aug. 12, work will begin on the new Chestnut Parkway Artificial Field. Thanks to a $250,000 NFL Grassroots Grant and the support of the Carolina Panthers, this long-planned project is now qui...

Changes in Recycling - A Video Explanation

Recent changes in recycling, with China and other countries severely restricting the types of recyclables they will purchase, have changed the way municipalities across the country handle their recyclable waste. The video below provides an excellent overv...

Intersection Improvements to Begin in Front of Sardis Elementary School

Residents will soon begin to see improvements being made at the intersection of Unionville-Indian Trail Road and Sardis Church Road in preparation for the installation of a roundabout next year. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and ...

Low-Interest Disaster Loans for June 6 Flooding and Wind Damage

• Businesses and non-profits may borrow up to $2 million to repair or replace disaster-damaged/destroyed real estate, machinery, inventory, and other business assets.
• Small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture,...

Riley Fields Accepts Plaque on Behalf of Carolina Panthers

The support of Mr. Fields, Mr. Tepper and the Carolina Panthers led to the approval of a $250,000 NFL Grassroots Grant. The funds will be used toward installing an artificial turf field at Chestnut Square Park, which will provide enhanced facilities for o...

O’Neill Named July 4th Parade Grand Marshal

Michael Wayne O’Neill, 20, is a graduate of Porter Ridge High School. He caught the attention of the Indian Trail Town Council earlier this year when his poem, “Autism is a Miracle,” went viral. The poem speaks the truth abou...

School Art Program 2019 - Manager's Award Receipents

        The Town has hosted this exhibit since 2015 in recognition of Educate through Art Month (March), Your Art, Your Story Exhibit. It is in recognition of National Youth Art Month. A notice was sent to all Indian Tr...

Indian Trail readies for arrival of Easter Bunny, 20,000 eggs

How many Easter eggs is too many Easter eggs? At the Town of Indian Trail, there is no such thing as too many Easter eggs.

That’s why this year’s Hop-To-IT Easter festival will include some 20,000 eggs strewn across the multi-purpose fi...