Eagle Nest Blog

Residents are advised to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to police after an intruder incident Friday, Jan. 9, on Warbler Way. Between 10-11 p.m., a man wearing an orange top entered a fenced back yard and stared at a babysitter in the home for several minutes, the homeowner told the Eagle Nest Board. The babysitter called her parents to the house, but the intruder was gone before they arrived. Police were called and they did a sweep of the area but didn’t find anything. No injuries or damage were reported. What you can do If you live on Warbler Way and have Ring camera or other security video device that captured any suspicious individuals or activity during that time, please contact any Eagle Nest Board member . The incident serves as a good reminder that while our neighborhood is among the safest in the area, crime knows no boundaries. Safety tips Residents are advised to always keep doors and windows locked, secure vehicles in closed garages, and turn on exterior li...

Eagle Nest residents, As you know, the City of Indianapolis recently switched residential trash service providers from Republic to LRS in Marion County. In recent weeks, most of the old blue trash carts have been replaced with new gray bins. Unfortunately, some residents still have their blue carts, largely because LRS information about pickup dates for the discontinued carts has been unclear and incomplete.  Until now. Eagle Nest Board member Ben Clemons recently contacted the Mayor’s Action Center about the remaining blue Republic carts in our neighborhood. He secured a two-week pickup window, starting Monday, Jan. 12 , for all remaining blue trash carts. (Case #2500002060) If you still have a blue trash cart, the city asks that you put it out to the curb by Monday, Jan. 12, and leave it there – empty -- for pickup within the next two weeks. (We’re told it may happen sooner, possibly within seven days.) The cart pickup does not include the yellow-topped recycling carts. Sure, our...