If you’re interested in helping keep our neighborhood beautiful, click here for more information. (Posted Mar. 14, 2005) 

• 2005 Dues Reminder – It’s that time again—neighborhood dues are due! Your annual neighborhood association dues provide and support the neighborhood with many positive benefits. Several of the amenities you have in Delaware Trails are funded by association dues, including, street lights, snow plowing, dumpster days, common areas landscaping and maintenance, crime watch alerts, quarterly newsletters, annual neighborhood directory, welcome baskets, birth and death acknowledgements, and annual social events.
  
  Your dues provide these amenities and more to maintain the value of your home, property, and family, With ALL neighbors investing, our dues can remain very low and still provide very much!  (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)
   
• DTCA Advertisements – Are you a resident or friend of Delaware Trails who would like to advertise your business? If so, please contact Chris Casey at 205-9329 for information regarding advertisements in the DTCA quarterly newsletter and annual membership directory. (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)
   
• Dumpster Days Back Again – DTCA is bringing back dumpsters to help with your spring cleaning. Three dumpsters will be available on Saturday, May 14 and Sunday, May 15 (or until they are all full.)
  
  Many thanks go out to our hosts and their families - Beth Falkenbach, Brooke Richardson and Sarah Jay - as they are providing a service above and beyond the call of duty! Please be respectful of their property when depositing your trash.
  
  The dumpster locations will be:
  • 6837 Mohawk Lane
  • 1327 Shawnee Road
  • 1410 Alimingo Drive
  
  (Posted Mar. 17, 2005)
   
• Letter From the DTCA Board – The board's open letter forum discusses its goals and how each Delaware Trails resident can help improve the quality of life in our very special community. Click here for complete story  (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)
   
• Mayor’s Action Center – Are you tired of the snow and ice creating bottomless potholes on your street and the storm drains that don’t work after a hard rain? Even more tired that it takes months before the city fixes them? If so, contact the Mayor’s Action Center at 317-327-4MAC and let them know your concerns.
  
  If you file a concern and it is not addressed in a timely manner, please continue to notify the Mayor’s Action Center of the issue. Together, we as neighbors can be active in informing the city of our concerns in hopes that Delaware Trails continues to be a safe and attractive neighborhood.  (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)
   
• Hospitality Corner – DTCA would like to welcome David and Randee Owens to the neighborhood! Randee is an ironworker foreman for Shook Construction. Her husband David is retired from the military and teamsters. Their seven-year-old daughter Rebecca is a 2nd grader at Spring Mill Elementary. Phillip is a sophomore at IUPUI majoring in history and Asian studies, and Mariah is a high honor roll student attending Center Grove High School. They attend Beth El Zedeck where Randee teaches Sunday School.  (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)
   
• Traffic Survey – DTCA took part in a traffic survey during the winter. Results showed that the average speed in the neighborhood is over 35mph. These are dangerous speeds for cars to be driving with children playing in the neighborhood.
  More information will be given at the semi-annual meeting on March 22nd.  (Posted Mar. 14, 2005)