Snow Operations
Snow & Ice Control Policy
The goal of the Town of Parker's Snow Plowing and Ice Control Policy is to provide a safe and accessible transportation system during inclement weather and winter storm events. In order to provide for efficient and effective snow plowing and de-icing operations, the Town of Parker has established a priority system for snow operations.
Because the Town has more than 500 lane miles of road, the Engineering/Public Works Department set priorities depending upon traffic movement and safety, emergency response, budget allocations, special community needs and snowfall levels.
View Parker's Snow Priority System.
Resources
- What are the Town’s snow plowing priorities?
- When do snow operations begin?
- Does the Town use salt or sand to assist with snow operations?
- Will the Town plow residential streets and cul-de-sacs?
- How is the amount of snowfall calculated to determine if residential streets are plowed?
- Why do the Town’s plows only make one pass down residential streets instead of plowing curb to curb?
- Can snow plows push snow to the side of neighborhood streets that will get more sun?
- When my street was plowed, it created a snow bank on my sidewalk and/or driveway. Will the Town come remove the snow?
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