Drainage is one of the core responsibilities of the Indian Trail Improvement District (ITID). The District was originally established in 1957 with the mission of reclaiming land within its’ boundaries for essential purposes such as water control, water supply and flood protection. This was to be achieved through the construction and maintenance of vital infrastructure, including canals, ditches, levees, dikes, pumping stations and other water management systems.
See More DetailsOver the past eight years, the Indian Trail Improvement District (ITID) has made substantial progress in constructing, maintaining, and improving the local streets and infrastructure that are essential to the community's agricultural and equestrian lifestyles.
See More DetailsThe Indian Trail Improvement District (ITID) Parks Department manages 9 parks and Hamlin House, providing a variety of amenities including playgrounds, tennis, volleyball, and racquetball courts, football and baseball fields, multi-purpose fields, heart-healthy trails, pavilions and restrooms. Acreage Community Park South also features an amphitheater, running track, walking paths, an equestrian trail and the Garden of Hope.
See More DetailsExperienced and Committed Leadership You Can Trust
As an ITID Board Supervisor, I bring years of experience and a deep commitment to protecting our community. I remain focused on strategic infrastructure improvements, defending our rights, enhancing disaster resilience, and ensuring fiscal responsibility. With your support, I will continue to lead with integrity and dedication to the well-being of the District and our residents.
We need your help to counter the negative campaign by those with deep pockets and special interests in destroying our community.
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