Post by Admin on Dec 18, 2016 9:20:24 GMT -7
How to Report Snow Problems to the GLA
Administrator's Note:
The following article was provided verbatim by the GLA Board of Directors.
To report snow conditions that require attention call the GLA Snow Plow Coordinators:
Please do not call before 7AM.
South Glastonbury – call Ed Dobrowski 406-220-5324
North Glastonbury -- call Richard Johnson 406-333-4232 & 406-570-5513
Back up coordinator in North Glastonbury: Claudette Dirkers 406-333-4732
The coordinators will contact the snow plow driver.
The GLA strives to clear the roads of snow. It is the responsibility of landowners to drive slowly to match road
conditions and to have a vehicle and good tires to match road conditions. Road conditions can change by the
hour. A road can be cleared and sanded and an hour later it can be slick, especially with thawing and freezing
conditions. Drive with caution.
Dry Creek Road is maintained by Park County. North Glastonbury paved roads are cleared when snow or drifts
are 2 to 4 inches deep. Gravel roads in North and South are cleared when snow or drifts reach 4 to 6 inches.
Our snow plow contractor has a commercial plow truck and sander than may occupy more than half the road
width. He can plow private driveways if asked by a landowner. The landowner will pay for this service. The
contractor’s first responsibility is to clear the GLA platted roads.
Please do not call before 7AM.
South Glastonbury – call Ed Dobrowski 406-220-5324
North Glastonbury -- call Richard Johnson 406-333-4232 & 406-570-5513
Back up coordinator in North Glastonbury: Claudette Dirkers 406-333-4732
The coordinators will contact the snow plow driver.
The GLA strives to clear the roads of snow. It is the responsibility of landowners to drive slowly to match road
conditions and to have a vehicle and good tires to match road conditions. Road conditions can change by the
hour. A road can be cleared and sanded and an hour later it can be slick, especially with thawing and freezing
conditions. Drive with caution.
Dry Creek Road is maintained by Park County. North Glastonbury paved roads are cleared when snow or drifts
are 2 to 4 inches deep. Gravel roads in North and South are cleared when snow or drifts reach 4 to 6 inches.
Our snow plow contractor has a commercial plow truck and sander than may occupy more than half the road
width. He can plow private driveways if asked by a landowner. The landowner will pay for this service. The
contractor’s first responsibility is to clear the GLA platted roads.