Event was cancelled due to non payment of dues from several homeowners which impacted our budget for the year.

Pizza, drinks, and desserts to be provided

The sales has been posted in multiple garage sale sites. Signs will go up out front week before the sale.

• Thursday, May 9th 4-8pm

• Friday, May 10th 8am - 4pm

• Saturday, May 11th 8am - 1pm

The sales has been posted in multiple garage sale sites. Signs will go up out front week before the sale.

• Thursday, May 9th 4-8pm

• Friday, May 10th 8am - 4pm

• Saturday, May 11th 8am - 1pm

The sales has been posted in multiple garage sale sites. Signs will go up out front week before the sale.

• Thursday, May 9th 4-8pm

• Friday, May 10th 8am - 4pm

• Saturday, May 11th 8am - 1pm

Highway department plans to close Douglass Road to begin widening project. Not sure when it will be completed.

Douglass Road is at the back of the addition which goes to Schwartz Road.

Currently working to send out invoices which will contain the amount and payment options.

2024 Acacia Creek Community Association Newsletter begin arriving to homeowners.

Click this link for the newsletter.

Free junk removal, neighborhood clean-up.

Timing:

• Junk to be placed neatly on the curb Sunday, September 10th

• Pickup to start around 8am Monday, September 11th

What gets picked up

• Items not taken: anything that can catch on fire like aerosol cans, petroleum based paints, oil, propane, gas cans, etc

Other info:

• Items not picked up by Fire Dawg will need to be moved off the curb (and not placed outside your house) Monday EOD

• If you forgot to put out your junk for the pickup, you will need to coordinate a pick up and pay for it (HOA will not pay for other pickups)

May 11th 4pm - 8pm

May 12th 8am - 5pm

May 13th 8am - 1pm

May 11th 4pm - 8pm

May 12th 8am - 5pm

May 13th 8am - 1pm

Only for current, volunteer board members.

If you are interested in volunteering on this board, please email us.

Annual Association Dues

As the current state of the economy has seen goods and services increase in price over the past 2 years, the services (lawncare, snow plowing, pond maintenance, etc) that Acacia contracts have also increased. In order to maintain those services, dues have been increased.

Per the covenants, dues can be increased by 12% a year which makes this year’s dues $196.00. This is a $21.00 increase over past annual HOA dues of $175.00.

2023 Dues Invoice and the January 2023 Newsletter has additional information which all homeowners received.

2023 Dues Invoice

2023 Amount: $196.00

Address:

Acacia Creek Community Association Inc.

PO Box 10182

Fort Wayne, IN 46851

Due date*: 3/1/2023

*Payments not received by 3/1/2023 will be sent to legal counsel for collection.

Take care of those boxes of documents around your house with peace of mind - all from the comfort of your car.

Rules:

• Limit 5 banker boxes per car

• Remove binder clips (paper clips are okay)

• No CDs or floppy disks

• Remove plastic bags and binders

Association will be following Fort Wayne’s Trick-or-Treating hours

Monday, October 31st 5:30pm - 7:30pm

https://www.visitfortwayne.com/blog/post/a-spooktacular-halloween-in-fort-wayne/

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Saturdays July 16th - October 29th

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

St. Joseph Township are hosting their Annual Truck and Treat! Wear your costume and visit the various trucks, equipment and emergency vehicles! Candy for all! Park in the gravel lot.

Saturdays beginning May 7th through October 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

For more details go to the YLNI webiste https://www.ylni.org/ylni-farmers-market

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Thursdays July 14th - October 27

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Saturdays July 16th - October 29th

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

Saturdays beginning May 7th through October 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

For more details go to the YLNI webiste https://www.ylni.org/ylni-farmers-market

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Thursdays July 14th - October 27

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Saturdays July 16th - October 29th

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

Saturdays beginning May 7th through October 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

For more details go to the YLNI webiste https://www.ylni.org/ylni-farmers-market

HEAL - Healthy Eating Active Learning

Thursdays July 14th - October 27

For more details and updated information go to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HEALmarkets/

We know all people need quality, nutritional food to lead a full, active, healthy life. However, Allen County residents living in communities without nearby grocery stores and/or affordable farm stands face challenges in accessing quality, affordable food and in knowing how to include it in their diet.

In Allen County, there are approximately 48,000 residents who are food insecure (13.2%). Of those approximately 48,900 are children under the age of 18 (feedingamerica.org).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that adults in household with less food security are more likely to have a chronic illness, such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. HEAL was created as a collaboration between Parkview Health and the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation to help improve health outcomes among residents who may experience food insecurity in Allen County.

HEAL addresses food access and education through two key programs: HEAL Farm Markets, and Our HEALing Kitchen Cooking Classes.

Saturdays beginning May 7th through October 29th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

For more details go to the YLNI webiste https://www.ylni.org/ylni-farmers-market