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Fall Leaf Collection

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Starting November 7, 2019, The Village Farms residents will be able to participate in an optional fall yard refuse pick program offered by Ray’s Trash Service (the contracted trash provider for Westfield). Here are the details of the program this year:

  • Collection will take place every Thursday beginning November 7th through December 5th.
  • NOTE: Pickup will occur on Thanksgiving.
  • Leaves MUST be bagged in paper compost bags*, set at the curb but not blocking trash or recycle carts. NO plastic bags please.
  • Brush bundles can be no more than 4 feet in length and 18 inches in diameter. Individual limbs no more than 6 inches in diameter.
  • Bundles tied by twine or rope, no metal. 1 bundle = 1 bag.
  • 20 bag limit per week.
  • $20.00 Fall enrollment subscription (Call Ray’s at 317-539-2024 to set up via credit card.)
  • For additional information, see the information flyer from Ray’s Trash.

*Acceptable paper bags may be purchased at the following retailers: Lowes, Menards, Target and Walmart.

Do We Have Your Email Address?

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We use email to send our community information about events, meetings, and issues you’ll want to know about! To stay in the loop, you’ll want to be on our email list.

Please send your email address to our property manager at  if you’ve not already done so.  We send important communications of an urgent nature via Facebook as well as email.  Expect to receive no more than 2-4 emails per month.

Fish Study

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 We are having a study performed next week on the Village Farms lakes to analyze fish populations, water quality and other factors.

The contractor will arrive around Thursday, October 24th around 6 PM to check out the launches. They will start on one pond and then continue on until the work is completed, whether it be 12 am or later. They will take a water sample and a temperature/oxygen profile on each pond.

During the time the work is being performed, you will see a boat with a boom off the front with a stainless steel ball sitting in the water. The boat has a quiet generator that will be running during shocking time. You will notice lights on the front of the boat, and one person dipping fish as they go along the shoreline. After they shock for a certain amount of time, they will weigh and measure the fish and put them back into the water.

If you would like to observe from the shoreline, you are advised that you MUST stay back at least 50 feet. Please don’t be doing anything in the water while they are conducting the surveys, including fishing etc.

Please feel free to contact the Director of Lakes Management if you have any questions or concerns.

Let’s Hear From You!

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Neighbors, we want to hear from you!  Send us your questions, ideas, feedback and tidbits that you’d like to see on our website, Facebook, and Twitter boards.  What would help you get the most from living here?  How would you like to connect with neighbors on topics that are important to you?

Complete the form here and let us know!