MESA COUNTY SNOW PLOW PROGRAM

MESA COUNTY SNOW PLOW PROGRAM IS URBAN, RURAL AND HIGH COUNTRY

DID YOU KNOW? 641.12 MILES!! 34 TRUCKS & 4 - 1 TON TRUCKS 589.30 MILES HOW MANY MILES OF PAVED ROAD DOES MESA COUNTY PLOW ? 641.12 MILES!! HOW MANY SNOW PLOWS DOES MESA COUNTY HAVE TO PLOW PAVED ROADS? 34 TRUCKS & 4 - 1 TON TRUCKS HOW MANY MILES OF PAVED ROADS ARE CONSIDERED PRIORITY (FIRST DAY)? 589.30 MILES

PRIORITIES & LEVEL OF SERVICE FOR SNOW & ICE CONTROL Clear all school bus and mail routes as soon as practical. Obtain as much width as possible LEVEL OF SERVICE Class 1 Roads – Primary Road having over 750 ADT Class 2 Roads – Secondary Roads having 250 to 750 ADT Class 3 Roads – Secondary Roads having 50 to 250 ADT Class 4 Roads – Secondary Roads with less than 50 ADT* * Select Roads are posted “No Winter Maintenance” generally from October 15 to June 1

DID YOU KNOW? 170.1 MILES!! 13 GRADERS 144.44 MILES HOW MANY MILES OF GRAVEL/DIRT ROAD DOES MESA COUNTY PLOW ? 170.1 MILES!! HOW MANY SNOW PLOWS DOES MESA COUNTY HAVE TO PLOW GRAVEL/DIRT ROADS? 13 GRADERS HOW MANY MILES OF GRAVEL/DIRT ROADS ARE CONSIDERED PRIORITY (FIRST DAY)? 144.44 MILES

HOW, WHEN AND WHY FOR SNOW & ICE CONTROL Mesa County maintains 24-hour coverage during and after storms until near normal driving conditions are restored Division forces will apply abrasives to snow packed intersections, icy grades and curves to keep traffic moving safely. Road and streets within incorporated cities are not included in Mesa County’s Program. Plowing snow in county subdivisions may be impractical due to house density and lack of space to store snow

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