Association Assessments: The annual dues are $300 per year. Invoices are mailed annually in January and due by the end of the month. If you are past due on your account, please contact Treasurer (treasurer@indian-trails.org) about reconciling your account immediately to avoid fees and/or liens on your property. It is imperative that everyone pay their assessments, not just your neighbors! THANK YOU!

There are multiple ways to pay dues:

  • Automatic Draft (CLICK LINK: Automatic Bank Draft Form): If you are interested in signing up for automatic monthly drafts to pay on your homeowners assessments, please contact the treasurer (treasurer@indian-trails.org). All you need is a voided check and to fill out the form.

  • Mail: You may mail your invoice and dues to Indian Trails Homeowners Association (ITHA). Please make sure your name and address are clearly specified.

    ITHA, PO Box 23, Clinton, MS 39060

    We will mail you a payment receipt notification once your payment is received.

  • Dropbox: You may place your dues in an enclosed envelope in the metal drop box just past the entrance of the Gardens section of the neighborhood. Please make sure your name and address are clearly specified.

  • **NEW ** Electronic (Credit Card or Bank Account) via our Payment Capturing System. Send us an email indicating you would like to make an electronic payment and we will send you an electronic invoice. You will also receive an email payment confirmation.

 

The following is a brief summary of what your Homeowners’ assessments go toward.

 

*Ground maintenance. This is our biggest yearly expense. It is the Association’s responsibility to keep up with this common area and its surroundings.

*Utilities (water, gas/electricity).

*Postage and printing which includes billing, newsletter and office expenses.

*Property Insurance & Taxes.

*Special events such as Family Day activities and food, ads for garage sale…

*Neighborhood Enhancement. Anything that betters the look and appeal of our neighborhood.

*Legal. Includes making sure that your neighbors are also paying assessments.

 

After paying the above expenses, the Board will recognize other needs or wants generated in the neighborhood.