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Snow Plowing and Road Conditions- 2025/2026

For any issues contact Bob Milford 281-467-2379

Road Conditions and Snow Plowing:

02/20/26 5:30am 5 inches of snow started snow plowing.

02/18/26: 6:30pm. We go about 12 inches and plowed the roads. We will snow plow early in the morning to clean up remaining snow. Next snow is forecast for all day Friday.

2/18/26 8:15am. Started plowing. 4 inches of snow. Please drive slow roads are slick.

2/18/26 7:25am. Got 3 inches of snow. Looks like it is going to snow all day. Will start snow plowing once we get a little more snow.

02/17/26- 8:20 am It is snowing have about 1/2 to inch of snow. Will monitor as day goes to see if roads need plowing.Pleas drive slow roads will be slick.

02/14/26- 6:30am An inch of snow in places, roads pretty clear of snow should melt off later today. No plowing.

ris01/24/26: 7:30am Got 3 inches of wet snow. Plowing the roads this morning. Bristlecone is already plowed.

01/09/26 6:00am We got 6 inches of snow started plowing at 5:30am. Please drive slow.

01/8/26: 7:45am. Got a 1/4 inch of snow over night. No plowing now. Forecast 2 inches more snow mostly overnight. will continue to monitor. Please drive slow as roads will be slick.

12/4/25: Got 6-7 inches snow yesterday plowed roads at 2:45pm and another 2-3 inches overnight. Plowing Clubhouse and Emergency road this morning and plowing roads again this morning.

12/3/25 11:30am 3 inch of snow and still snowing. Plan on starting snowplowing at 2:30pm.

12/3/25 7:30am 1.5 inch of snow with more snow forecast today. Will look to snowplow later today if we get more snow. Roads are slick drive slow!

Some Winter Driving Tips From CDOT

There are three actions you do most when you drive: accelerate, turn, and brake. In winter weather, you should only do one of those actions

at a time. Attempting more than one of these actions at once can cause slide-outs, spin-outs, and other harmful scenarios.

When traveling downhill, if possible, switch to a lower gear, and gently tap your brakes. This helps to avoid burning your brakes, and in winter

weather, it helps keep traction.

Keep momentum when traveling uphill to avoid getting stuck.

When driving at night, keep your headlight beams low. High beams can amplify the appearance of snow and lead to decreased visibility.

Slow down – driving too fast for conditions causes most crashes.