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“NOW” NEWS

As of 10/1/23:

Special Collection Days at the Ivy Materials Utilization Center – Saturdays from 8:30-4:00 p.m:
Appliances October 7 , 2023
Tires
October 14 , 2023
Amnesty Days are free and available to residents of Albemarle County

Household Appliances Include Only: refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, furnaces, water heaters, air
conditioners, dehumidifiers, heat pumps, microwaves, toasters.

No oversized tires will be accepted.

AREA NEWS

From time to time the Board will post information that it thinks might be of interest or helpful for the owners of Indian Springs.  If you are interested, please click on the attached links below — and please feel free to recommend additional websites you have found to be helpful!  Send your suggestions in an email to secretary@indianspringshoa.net.

Albemarle County

Indian Springs Community News

The “Community News” feature, found only on the Members Only page, has been reserved for Indian Springs’ members to post information that they may wish to share with the community, like special birthdays, weddings or the birth of grandchildren.  It might also include questions for other neighbors about recommendations for painters or plumbers, gardening tips, hobbies or new kitchen recipes. In order to post to this page, please submit your proposed post to the HOA Board secretary.  The secretary’s email address is: secretary@indianspringshoa.net.

Items submitted for posting should be respectful and relevant to our community; all requests will be acknowledged but the actual posting is at the discretion of the secretary or designated web liaison.  Posts are in reverse chronological order.  The news list can easily be searched by keyword using “Control F”.

Area Resources

Covid-19 and Health-Related Information, Chronological

  • Stay Up-To-Date on COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information:  The Blue Ridge Health District/BRHD (formerly the Thomas Jefferson Health District/TJHD) is our community’s local public health agency and works closely with the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). BRHD has opened a hotline at (434) 972-6261 to answer questions from the public regarding COVID-19. That number is staffed Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4:30 pm. The public can leave messages that will be returned as soon as possible.  (Confirmed:  Hotline still active as of 5-23-22)

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