Keep your eyes open – we will be dropping a new episode of “Talkin With Nomo” – we talked to Ana about last weeks meeting before the meeting took place. Let’s see if our insight was in line. We will drop that for you later today. For now though …… A quick morning update and […]
So what does a SUCCESSFUL INDIANTOWN mean to you ? Is it….. Shopping More restaurants More Big Box Stores Large Gas Stations Tranquility Rural Character What is your version of Success? I want to know what you think – do you want to talk about it? Let’s schedule a “Talkin With Nomo” to hear your […]
Thank You, Indiantown To everyone who showed up to Town Hall 2.0 on Saturday — thank you. Your presence, your questions, and your willingness to engage made the event meaningful. These gatherings only work when residents choose to participate, and your turnout was a clear reminder that people in this community care deeply about what […]
According to the Village’s own agenda memorandum for the June 25th Council meeting, three water softeners have already failed their first inspection, and staff has issued approximately 26 notices of violation for installations done without permits. What’s particularly concerning is how the Village became aware of these installations. Staff stated in the memo that they […]
ITEMS LIKE THIS ARE WHY THE GREATER INDIANTOWN COMMUNITY ALLIANCE IS GROWING FAST. THEY ARE AN EXAMPLE OF WHY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ON COMMON GROUND IS EFFECTIVE, NECESSARY & LIFE CHANGING. This analysis examines the proposed acceptance of this contribution from multiple critical perspectives: I know right out of the box that these ideas, concerns and […]
Join us today to learn more about AI data centers and their future in Florida, as well as Indiantown. Experts speakers, Government Officials and US – THE PEOPLE. Join us @ 10AM Today the 20th of June. 16701 SW Morgan Street – in Greater Indiantown
Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins was raised and adopted by his grandparents on a small family farm, where he learned the value of hard work, perseverance, and strength under pressure. When 9/11 happened, Jay was attending Airborne School. He knew then that he needed to step up and take the fight to our enemy, and quickly […]
Four, count them four, major data center projects are in the mix for Indiantown. If you care about the future of this great community, join us to find out how we can all work to preserve, protect and participate in the system that is trying to capture Indiantown. Clewiston became a big sugar Town. They […]
GICA unites residents, landowners, and businesses to advocate for balanced policies that protect agriculture, protect wildlife corridors, and keep Indiantown uniquely rural. WHILE ALIGNING WITH ECONOMIC HEALTH. Rural preservation efforts, cultural heritage projects, and civic education workshops that empower neighbors to participate confidently in local decisions. CONTACT US TO GET PLUGGED IN.
After becoming a Green Beret, Collins deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, and South America. During his 2007 deployment, Jay was shot in the arm, continued to fight, and later helped perform surgery on himself in the field. He sustained injuries that would lead to the loss of his leg years later. Following the amputation, Jay requalified […]
