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chevron_rightDo we have a neighborhood police officer I can call? The Noblesville Police Department's Non-Emergency phone number is 317-773-1300. For all emergencies, always call 911.Sgt. Matt McGovern is our neighborhood police officer contact and here is any information needed for contacting Matt.Resident Brian Regan is our local Crime Watch captain and you can also ask the Board to get in touch with him if you cannot reach Matt.Finally, our local patrol officer is Garrett Anderson who can be reached at 317-776-6340 for any tips or help.
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chevron_rightMy mailbox is broken, my trash bin is damaged, or one of the street trees are dead. Who do I call? For mailbox repairs, you may contact Mailbox Solutions 317.460.1010 or Otto's Streetscapes 1.800.888.7996 and they can help you with your community mailbox needs.For dead trees, they are property of the city rather than the neighborhood. If you want them to remove it (and replace), you need to call Street Dept- urban forester Vince Baker: 317-776-6348 Ext. 4015. Do note that while they can remove them right away, replacements can take up to a year depending on funding and your place in line.For damaged trash and recycling bins or information regarding trash pick-up schedules, call Republic Services at 317-567-6400.
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chevron_rightWho are our utility companies and how do I get in touch with them? As of 2025, most residents spend about $65.00 a month on trash, recycling, and sewage. Trash comes every Monday morning and Recycling comes every other Monday morning. Bins can be sat at the end of your driveway on Sunday and must be put away by Tuesday.
From the City of Noblesville's website:"Trash service for City of Noblesville residents is billed through the Utilities Department. For unresolved issues regarding trash pick-up, contact the Noblesville Street Department at 317-776-6348. All trash billing questions should be directed to the Noblesville Utilities Department at 317-776-6353."
The auto-pay option is set up here: Noblesville Utilities Pay Direct
Additionally, our area uses American Water https://amwater.com/ for water (800-492-8373) and Duke Energy https://www.duke-energy.com/home for electricity (800-521-2232).
Finally, our local US Post Office is located at 1900 Pleasant Street and their hours are 8:30am-7:30pm Monday-Friday with more limited availability on Saturday. Their number is (317) 773-9775.For more, click here: City of Noblesville Utilities -
chevron_rightWhat is an HOA Board? Who serves on it? Can I? The HOA board is a group of at least 3 committed residents who are advocates for the welfare of Waterman Farms. They are in constant communication as volunteers, not just with each other, but also with our management company, Kirkpatrick. Our covenants require a quorum at our annual meeting (in February or March each year) in order to vote new board members on. If you'd like information about serving yourself or you know someone who would be a good fit, email the Board at watermanfarmsnoblesville@gmail.com or see our contact page.Currently those serving (at various points in a 3 year term) are:Jackie Miller: PresidentMike Thomas: Architectural Standards DirectorJill Crehan: SecretaryWilliam Fosgate: Member-at-Large
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chevron_rightI couldn’t make it to our HOA annual meeting. Can I still know what they talked about? Yes! You can email us to request notes from the Annual Meeting. If you have questions regarding what took place, please feel free to email our Kirkpatrick Community Manager or watermanfarmsnoblesville@gmail.com. The minutes from the most recent Annual Meeting can be found with our other important files on our documents page!
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chevron_rightAre there other ways (like social media) to stay connected? Absolutely! While these are not official HOA platforms like this website and Kirkpatrick, it never hurts to be in touch with other neighbors on NextDoor & Facebook. Both of these have apps for download on Google Play & Apple App Stores, and both will need you to create an account. Once you login, just search for our neighborhood and request to join if necessary.Waterman Farms on NextDoor:
https://nextdoor.com/neighborhood_feed/Waterman Farms on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=106171992876490&ref=content_filter -
chevron_rightWhat school system are we in? Do they have a calendar or events I can reference? We are in the award winning Noblesville school system: our elementary school is right across the street at a Promise Road Elementary School (317-773-7060), our middle school is Noblesville East Middle School (317-773-0782), and of course, Noblesville High School (317-773-4680). Each school has been ranked at various times between at least a 7 and a 10 on a 10 point scale, so rest assured your child will have a wonderful education! For more information, visit their website here:
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chevron_rightWhat types of trees are allowed in Waterman Farms? And what is the process if I want to plant a tree? This City of Noblesville has an "approved" tree list that can be found HERE, in addition to the guidelines set forth by the Waterman Farms Architectural Committee. To add or replace a tree on your property, please refer to the City's list first and make a selection. Then submit an ACC Change Form Request to the Waterman Farms Board for approval. After approval, you may proceed with your project.