Indian Trail Improvement District's Board of Supervisors represented the community at the annual conference for the Florida’s Association of Special Districts (FASD) #FASD in Orlando. Indian Trail was nominated for two Awards in 2024. "District of the Year" and "Safety Award". We are proud to say, that the District work force earned the Safety Award. Their diligence of continuously working to improve workplace safety has made Indian Trail Improvement District a safe, productive place to work. Scarlet Cantley, District Administration and Grant Coordinator was amongst the first to graduate from the newly established Certified District Administration Professionals Program (CDAP). But, full disclosure, not only did she graduate the program, she was essential for establishing the program in the first place, by recognizing the need and advocating for a streamlined educational program for administrative personnel in a special district setting, comparable to the municipal clerk certification. WAY TO GO! Board President Elizabeth Accomando was presented the Certified Board Official Certification (CDO). Board Supervisor Betty Argue was reelected to the Executive Board of FASD, representing the voice of the District amongst other Special Districts. This is her second term on the Executive Board. She has also served on the legislative affairs committee, and is currently serving on membership and technology committee, and is chairing the policy and procedures committee. No small endeavor, but she approaches is with her usual enthusiasm and “get – it – done- attitude.”
Indian Trail Improvement District
Government Administration
West Palm Beach, Florida 44 followers
Indian Trail was created by the Florida Legislature in 1957 as a Chapter 298, F.S., Special District.
About us
The responsibilities of Indian Trail Improvement District include reclaiming the lands within its boundaries for water control and water supply purposes and protecting the land from the effects of water by means of the construction and maintenance of canals and other drainage works and improvements. The District is sanctioned to construct, improve and maintain roadways and roads necessary to provide access to and efficient development of certain areas. The District is also empowered to buy, develop, and maintain recreational areas. The District has the specific authority to provide utility services within its geographical boundaries. The District Board of Supervisors seeks to serve the needs of its residents for a safe, secure, and healthy environment, and facilitates planned and managed growth and economic development. To see our enabling legislation, visit laws.flrules.org/2002/330 or click the appropriately labeled item below. In addition, you may wish to review Chapter 298 - Drainage and Water Control, and Chapter 189 - Special Districts: General Provisions of the 2012 Florida Statutes
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External link for Indian Trail Improvement District
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- West Palm Beach, Florida
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1957
Locations
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Primary
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13476 61st St N
West Palm Beach, Florida 33412, US