CONTACTS

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For general correspondence: MyEagleNestHOA@gmail.com

Eagle Nest Officers & Directors

President: Scott Thien
Phone: 317-902-3103. Email: scottthien@comcast.net
(Board member since 2010. Term expires June 2028)

Vice President: John Strauss
Phone: 317-292-3828. Email: johncstrauss@gmail.com
(Board member since 2025. Term expires June 2027)

Treasurer and Interim Bookkeeper: Kim Isaak
Phone: 317-413-9793. Email: kimi.isaak@gmail.com
(Board member since 2015. Term expires June 2028)

Director at large: Ben Clemens
Phone: 317-354-7959.
Email: benthehandyman.indy@gmail.com
(Board member since 2025. Term expires June 2027)

Director at large: Susan Millender
Phone: NA. Email: slynmillender@gmail.com
(Board member since 2022. Term expires June 2027)

Director at large: Brian Schneider
Phone: 317-598-8511. Email: schneider1994@att.net
(Board member since 2018. Term expires June 2028)

Director at large: Jason Van Meter
Phone: 317-755-7550. Email: jpvanmeter@sbcglobal.net
(Board member since 2012. Term expires June 2028)


ENPOA Staff 

Clubhouse Manager: Kelly Dentler
Phone: 317-797-3048  Email: clubhousemgr@att.net

Pool Manager:
The Board is currently seeking a Pool Manager. Interested individuals should contact Board President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net

Neighborhood Committee Heads 

Blog Editor: Scott Thien
Phone: 317-902-3103  Email: scottthien@comcast.net

Blog writer: John Strauss
Phone: 317-292-3828  Email: johncstrauss@gmail.com

Crime Watch: Jason Van Meter
Phone: 317-755-7550  Email: jpvanmeter@sbcglobal.net

Facebook Editor: Scott Thien
Phone: 317-902-3103  Email: scottthien@comcast.net

Hague Road entrance landscaping: Contact resident Janet Long at jlong@catalystcmi.com for more information.

82nd/75th Street entrance landscaping: Contact Clubhouse Manager Kelly Dentler at clubhousemgr@att.net for more information.

Reviews and Restrictions: Contact Board President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net for more information.

 Social Committee: Contact Co-Chairs Sarah Craney at mssarahjourdan@gmail.com and Marcella Kates at marcellakates@gmail.com.

Streets and Sidewalks: Contact Board Vice President John Strauss at johncstrauss@gmail.com for more information.

City contacts

Councilor Nick Roberts (District 3)
Email: nicholas.roberts.270@gmail.com
Cell: 317-476-3025

Dhara Marquez
Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate | AREA 1
Office of the Mayor | City of Indianapolis
dhara.marquez@indy.gov | P: 317-327-5121
200 E. Washington Street, Suite 2501
Indianapolis, IN 46204 

Other Important Numbers

Mayor's Action Center: 317-327-4MAC (4622)
Indy pothole hotline: 317-327-4622 or Indy.gov link
Indy Department of Public Works: 317-327-8000

AES Indiana: 317-261-8111
Report dark street lights: 317-261-8111 or AES report link

Marion County Sheriff Dept.: 317-327-3811
Speeders, suspicious activity, IMPD: 317-327-3811

Waste Management: Click here for website (Tuesday pickup)

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