P.O. Box 1381, Greenwood, IN 46142
Johnson County Sheriff 317-736-5155 Fire Department-911
Disaster Response Training
Johnson County Community Organizations Active in Disasters (JCCAOD) was established in 2008 after the devastating floods which affected Johnson County. This is an active organization dedicated to being prepared in the event of another disaster. As part of their mission, they train community residents on how to respond to an emergency in their local area through the CERT program (Community Emergency Response Teams).
CERT is a program which teaches citizens who are initially on their own to respond to and cope with the aftermath of a disaster to safely help themselves, their family and neighbors. JCCOAD will be hosting a FREE training for Johnson County residents on May 11 and 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Trafalgar Branch of the Johnson County Public Library.
Persons interested in attending the class (participants need to attend both days) should register by sending an email with their name, address and phone number to Bea Northcott, jccoad@gmail.com.
It's time to see if your mailbox and/or post needs replacing.
As you know, mailboxes are one of the first things people see when driving in the neighborhood. Having them in good shape helps with the resale value of your property.
Please contact Otto's directly to schedule any installations. You can order through this website: https://ostreetscape.com/brockton-manor/ or just call them at 317-886-4400.
Please contact Otto's directly to schedule any installations. You can order through this website: https://ostreetscape.com/brockton-manor/ or just call them at 317-886-4400.
The 2019 Brockton Manor Homeowners Association budget was approved at the January 7 Annual Meeting. Click here to view
Front Common Area Tree & Shrub Maintenance in 2019.
Prompted by the ongoing “Needle Drop” syndrome issue affecting and killing many Colorado Spruce trees in and around our sub-division, and the fact our Brockton Manor sub-division is now some 25 + years old, the Board recently took steps for a detailed Arborist study to understand what the situation is around our large front common entrance where we have 33 mature Norway Spruce trees, 29 Crab-apple trees and several Hawthorns adorning the embankments.
This involved some detailed sample tree analysis where we are pleased to share the upside of those findings in that all but one (diagnosed with Pine Weevil bugs) of the 33 Norway Spruce Trees were found to be in relatively good shape, and free of the Needle Drop issue. However, all did show a severe lack of nutrients and in need of some positive pressurized ground fertilization. Unfortunately, the downside is with the 29 Crabapples are all are starting to show development of an attack called “Fireblight” that, if left untreated, will ultimately kill the
trees.
This latter issue is very treatable and needs to commence in early February 2019, during the upcoming dormant season, followed by fungicide spraying in the April / May time frame etc.
We also have many plum bushes that are dead or dying and need to be replaced.
Funding for this work is included in the 2019 budget.
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Association Information
Why Do We Have a Homeowners Association? 2018 Actual Estimated Expense and 2019 Budget 2018 Annual Meeting Minutes-Draft-Coming soon Neighborhood Directory-As of early 2014 Common Covenant Violations-Snapshot Architectural Change Request Form Guidelines for Architectural Approval Listing of Association Board Members Sign Request Form ________________________________________________ Useful Links Area Churches Area Links (Government, Schools, Media, etc.) Area Map Area Utilities Brockton Manor Facebook Information Commercial Advertisers Free Classified Ads Dog Walking/Cat Sitting Baby Sitting-posted 04.15.15 Yard Mowing posted 07.31.15 Local Private Schools Local Public Schools Mailbox Information Resident Contractor Referrals Appliance Repair Glass Replacement Hardwood Floor Installation-New-Added 09.09.16 ________________________________________________ Communicate With Us Contact the Association Board Refer a Contractor Submit a Free Classified Ad Submit an Article ________________________________________________ Community Web Sites White River Township Johnson County Library White River Township Fire Department Johnson County Sheriff-(317) 736-5155 |
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Portable Basketball Goal Rules
It's time to once again remind residents of the rules regarding portable basketball goals. 1) A “Portable Goal” may be located in the front driveway -ONLY WHEN IN USE-, and must be moved and stored behind the front foundation line of your home at all other times. 2) All goals of a permanent nature are subject to Architectural Approval, and must be located behind the front foundation line of the home. 
Burning of Yard Waste is Prohibited.
It is permissible to use wood burning fire pits and grates, however, as outlined in the Covenants: Outside burning of leaves, grasses, trash, garbage or household refuse shall not be permitted... So please restrict outside burning to only wood burning or gas fire pits and grates. 
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-Reminder: No Overnight Parking Allowed on the Streets-This is a Johnson County Ordinance as well as a restriction covered in our covenants. The Sheriff can ticket violators, and has. |
-Does your mailbox need some TLC? Check the Mailbox Page for exclusive pricing for Brockton Manor residents. |
Resident's Businesses Listed below are businesses of Brockton Manor residents. Click to view their ads and then support them by using their services or purchasing their products-Thanks! Kellea Wright, Wellness Advocate-dōTERRA Essential Oils Monica Purdy-Kid's Abilities Pediatric Therapy Mike Heffner-Express Employment Professionals Josh McCarty-McCarty Mulch and Stone Tracy McInnes-Mary Kay Consultant Garth Wright-Ray Skillman Insurance Mark Linder-Century 21 Sheetz If you live in Brockton Manor and have a business you would like to include here, email Brockton Manor Ads
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Click here for the Sheriff Department's recap of the Johnson County Peddler Ordinance.
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Edited by Simon Morse-Send suggestions to: brockonmanor@yahoo.com
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Street Light Problem?
Report to REMC at 317-736-6174. Give them the # on the lamp post. |
Selling Your Home?
You can obtain approved For Sale signs from Christy's Design & Sign 882-5444 (Cream background with Green lettering - they have our details on file.) |
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Damaged Mailboxes
Thanks to those residents that have replaced their damaged mailboxes. When driving through a neighborhood, the condition of the mailboxes is something that people first notice. This has an effect on their overall impression of that neighborhood. Please check your mailbox for any needed repair or replacement. Check the Latest News above for special pricing. |
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Child Safety
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Don't be shy about reminding speeders and stop sign runners that they are breaking the law and endangering our children. |
Overnight Parking On the Streets Is Not Allowed
Article X, Section 4 (a), of the Brockton Manor covenants states: Parking (of automobiles only) is allowed on dedicated streets only when an Owner has a special function and the invited guests will not be able to park on such Owner’s lot. No overnight parking shall be permitted on any dedicated street.
Article X, Section 4 (a), of the Brockton Manor covenants states: Parking (of automobiles only) is allowed on dedicated streets only when an Owner has a special function and the invited guests will not be able to park on such Owner’s lot. No overnight parking shall be permitted on any dedicated street.
