Welcome to Indian Rocks
We are a four-season community right next to Lake Wallenpaupack. We have 1,383 lots within the community, with approximately 920 property owners, and 470 homes. We are located in Salem Township, Wayne County, and in the Western Wayne School District.
Our community has 24 hour public safety, a central water system, and amenities such as a pool, tennis courts, beaches on Lake Wallenpaupack, a playground, and more. If you are looking for a full or part-time residence where you can be close to nature, you have found us!
Our community has 24 hour public safety, a central water system, and amenities such as a pool, tennis courts, beaches on Lake Wallenpaupack, a playground, and more. If you are looking for a full or part-time residence where you can be close to nature, you have found us!
Latest News
Dear Residents,
This Indian Rocks POA “Yellow Phase “Reopening Policy is critical for the implementation of risk and safety mitigation strategies, from exposure to COVID 19. This phase is mandated as per executive orders from the Governor’s office, and is subject to change according to the CDC, Governors Wolf’s executive orders, county, and local guidance.
As our association moves into the “Yellow Phase” phase, some restrictions for social interaction will ease while others, such as closure of the community clubhouse, gym, pool, community beach, the pavilion and all outdoor picnic areas will continue , limitations around gatherings no larger than 25 is now in place, social distancing of six feet must be adhered to.
At any time, the Board of Directors, under this “Yellow Phase”, reserves the right to close any building or common elements within the community. All allegations of exposure to COVID 19 will be investigated. And until such time the investigation is found to be inconclusive for exposure or the spreading of COVID 19, those areas effected within the community will remain closed.
The purpose of this phase is to keep a close eye on the associations public health data to ensure that there is no exposure and spread of this disease.
Please expect this status to be maintained until such time as the Board receives official state, county, and local, professional guidance regarding the reopening of any of the amenities. Each week check the Indian Rocks Association website and the membership only tab for board meeting information, financial reports, and updates and changes in this yellow phase.
The Board of Directors urges residents to continue to practice social distancing, extra hand washing, and wearing masks when outside and near other residents.
Respectfully,
The Board of Directors
This Indian Rocks POA “Yellow Phase “Reopening Policy is critical for the implementation of risk and safety mitigation strategies, from exposure to COVID 19. This phase is mandated as per executive orders from the Governor’s office, and is subject to change according to the CDC, Governors Wolf’s executive orders, county, and local guidance.
As our association moves into the “Yellow Phase” phase, some restrictions for social interaction will ease while others, such as closure of the community clubhouse, gym, pool, community beach, the pavilion and all outdoor picnic areas will continue , limitations around gatherings no larger than 25 is now in place, social distancing of six feet must be adhered to.
At any time, the Board of Directors, under this “Yellow Phase”, reserves the right to close any building or common elements within the community. All allegations of exposure to COVID 19 will be investigated. And until such time the investigation is found to be inconclusive for exposure or the spreading of COVID 19, those areas effected within the community will remain closed.
The purpose of this phase is to keep a close eye on the associations public health data to ensure that there is no exposure and spread of this disease.
Please expect this status to be maintained until such time as the Board receives official state, county, and local, professional guidance regarding the reopening of any of the amenities. Each week check the Indian Rocks Association website and the membership only tab for board meeting information, financial reports, and updates and changes in this yellow phase.
The Board of Directors urges residents to continue to practice social distancing, extra hand washing, and wearing masks when outside and near other residents.
Respectfully,
The Board of Directors
Indian Rocks Office is Open
The office is now open for business!
Be sure to stop in and pick up your 2020 tags by June 25, 2020.
All CDC guidelines must be followed.
Masks are required for entry and only one person at a time will be allowed in the office.
6 ft. safe distancing guidelines will be in place while waiting to enter office.
For the safety of our staff, the office will be closing from 12:00 - 12:30 pm daily for lunch.
Be sure to stop in and pick up your 2020 tags by June 25, 2020.
All CDC guidelines must be followed.
Masks are required for entry and only one person at a time will be allowed in the office.
6 ft. safe distancing guidelines will be in place while waiting to enter office.
For the safety of our staff, the office will be closing from 12:00 - 12:30 pm daily for lunch.
NEWS UPDATE
Public Business Meetings Cancellations
There will be no public business meeting's until further notice. The Board of Directors will continue to conduct community business under emergency operations via tele-conference or video conferencing.The annual assessment raffle which was scheduled for April 16th will be held at a later date. Please check the website each week for news updates.
Wayne County Emergency Food Resources
Listed below is the county food pantries that are open for Wayne County residents.
Catholic Social Services
100 4th Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-253-1777
Family Emergency Needs
Honesdale Emergency Food Pantry
Referral only, please contact a clergy member, caseworker etc. for assistance. Emergency Food Supplies.
Lakeville Emergency Food Pantry
Phone: 570-226-6347
Emergency Food Supplies
St. Joseph’s Center Baby Pantry
Phone: 570-963-1261
Baby needs for new parents. Two locations and monthly visits to Honesdale
The Cortez Country Cupboard
Pastor Art
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-282-2157
Food, toiletry items and some pet supplies 1st and 3rd Tuesdays - 1 to 2:30 p.m. Emergency items available by appointment.
Wayne County Food Pantry
323 10th Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-253-4646
Phone: 570-253-4262 5 locations throughout Wayne County.
Public Business Meetings Cancellations
There will be no public business meeting's until further notice. The Board of Directors will continue to conduct community business under emergency operations via tele-conference or video conferencing.The annual assessment raffle which was scheduled for April 16th will be held at a later date. Please check the website each week for news updates.
Wayne County Emergency Food Resources
Listed below is the county food pantries that are open for Wayne County residents.
Catholic Social Services
100 4th Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-253-1777
Family Emergency Needs
Honesdale Emergency Food Pantry
Referral only, please contact a clergy member, caseworker etc. for assistance. Emergency Food Supplies.
Lakeville Emergency Food Pantry
Phone: 570-226-6347
Emergency Food Supplies
St. Joseph’s Center Baby Pantry
Phone: 570-963-1261
Baby needs for new parents. Two locations and monthly visits to Honesdale
The Cortez Country Cupboard
Pastor Art
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-282-2157
Food, toiletry items and some pet supplies 1st and 3rd Tuesdays - 1 to 2:30 p.m. Emergency items available by appointment.
Wayne County Food Pantry
323 10th Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: 570-253-4646
Phone: 570-253-4262 5 locations throughout Wayne County.
Trash Disposal
A mailbox has recently been installed in the trash drop off area. If you are currently utilizing the trash drop off on Sundays from 8 am - 12 noon, we are asking that you deposit a trash ticket or $5.00 per bag in the mailbox prior to depositing your trash in the dumpsters. We appreciate your cooperation and hope that we can continue to provide trash drop off on the honor system to ensure the safety of our staff and residents.
Updated News
Community Emergency Operations
The Business Manager has implemented a stringent work policy which follows COVID 19, Operations and Safety Guidelines, using a risk assessment tool provided by the state.
The Board of Directors is asking the public to practice social distancing to help properly mitigate the risk in the workers assigned work areas.
Please continue to watch for important weekly updates via the web and the community bulletin board.
The Business Manager and the Staff will continue to strike a balance between the provisions of service, health and safety for all the community residents.
The Board of Directors
Indian Rocks POA
Brookfield Renewable announcement about Lake Wallenpaupack
Brookfield Renewable on May 5 issued a reminder to members of the public who utilize their properties at Lake Wallenpaupack, including all trails, parks, boat ramps, etc. to adhere to all Federal, State and Local Directives put in place in response to Covid-19.
The company acknowledges the need to escape from “cabin fever” amidst non-essential travel restrictions and the tremendous benefits of being outdoors, and encourages the use of their publicly accessible recreation sites. However, in some instances it has been observed that individuals may have not been adhering to directives set forth in order to curtail the spread of Covid-19, most notably social distancing.
Given this, Brookfield Renewable reminds the community that if there is indeed a lack of adherence, that they may be forced to close off access to their publicly accessible properties until safety and health guidelines can be adhered to.
If residents have any questions or concerns regarding this issue or any involving Brookfield Renewable properties in the region, they are encouraged to contact Brookfield Renewable’s Stakeholder Relations team lead in the area, Brian Noonan at 617-838-2658 or Inquiries.PA@BrookfieldRenewable.com.
Brookfield Renewable on May 5 issued a reminder to members of the public who utilize their properties at Lake Wallenpaupack, including all trails, parks, boat ramps, etc. to adhere to all Federal, State and Local Directives put in place in response to Covid-19.
The company acknowledges the need to escape from “cabin fever” amidst non-essential travel restrictions and the tremendous benefits of being outdoors, and encourages the use of their publicly accessible recreation sites. However, in some instances it has been observed that individuals may have not been adhering to directives set forth in order to curtail the spread of Covid-19, most notably social distancing.
Given this, Brookfield Renewable reminds the community that if there is indeed a lack of adherence, that they may be forced to close off access to their publicly accessible properties until safety and health guidelines can be adhered to.
If residents have any questions or concerns regarding this issue or any involving Brookfield Renewable properties in the region, they are encouraged to contact Brookfield Renewable’s Stakeholder Relations team lead in the area, Brian Noonan at 617-838-2658 or Inquiries.PA@BrookfieldRenewable.com.
Indian Rocks Closures
As ordered by Governor Wolf, the Indian Rocks clubhouse and gym facilities will be closed until further notice.
All Indian Rocks scheduled events are cancelled until further notice.
If you have an emergency, please call 911
All Indian Rocks scheduled events are cancelled until further notice.
If you have an emergency, please call 911
Assessment Raffle Tickets
Don't forget to take a chance on an assessment raffle ticket. Only $10.00 a ticket for your chance to win $708.00!! Raffle tickets are available at the Indian Rocks office and sales will resume once the office reopens. The winner will be picked at a future public meeting.
Indian Rocks Paver Program
We are implementing a program to honor our Veteran's at the newly dedicated park, located within our community. The Veteran's Park is located next to the community gym. Bricks will be sold and a pathway will be constructed at the park with your dedicated bricks in the Spring/Summer of 2020. If you would like to dedicate a brick for a Veteran, please fill out the form below and submit it to the office with your payment.
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Public Safety
To contact Public Safety after hours, please call the office number 570-689-7582. All office calls are forwarded to the Public Safety phone when the office is closed.
Classified and Paid Advertising
For 2019 we have added a classified and advertising page to our website. The classified section is free for Indian Rocks property owners. Advertising for businesses will be sold by the business card or half page size. Business cards will be $50.00 for 6 months and half page will be $100 for 6 months.
If you are interested in submitting something for the classified section, please email your entry to irpoa@indianrocks.com. If you would like to advertise or have any questions, please call the office at 570-689-7582.
If you are interested in submitting something for the classified section, please email your entry to irpoa@indianrocks.com. If you would like to advertise or have any questions, please call the office at 570-689-7582.
Trash Disposal
We are currently selling refuse tickets for $5.00 each at the Indian Rocks office. A refuse ticket will allow you to dispose of one bag (up to 40 gallons) of refuse on Sundays between the hours of 8:00 am and 12:00 pm by the maintenance building. Your ticket must be surrendered to the attendant before you may dump your bag. Recycling will still be available free of charge at the same time. If you have any questions regarding this program, please contact the office.
Indian Rocks Gym - currently closed due to Covid-19
The Indian Rocks gym is located in the building beside the clubhouse (old meeting hall). If you would like to obtain a key card for the gym, they are available at the Indian Rocks office. There is a $10.00 yearly key fee and you will need to sign a release and a gym rules acknowledgement (below).
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Indian Rocks Recycling Program
Recycling is available to all property owners.The single stream recycling bin is located behind the maintenance building and is open on Sundays from 8 am - 12 pm.
Please click on the link below for information on items accepted for recycling.
Please click on the link below for information on items accepted for recycling.
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