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SNOW REMOVAL POLICY AND MAPS (As of December 2010) |
| The Trinity
County Road Department has developed the following snow plow
policy and snow plow priority maps. These maps are for public
information and are up to date as of February 2010. These maps
may change due to changes in staffing and / or scheduled school
bus routes. If you have any comments or corrections to be
made, please call (530) 623-1365 and ask to speak to Andrew
Pence, or send an email to
tcdot@trinitycounty.org. The following maps have four different priority classifications for county roads. Priority 1 roads: Are Major Arterials and will be the highest priority roads for the county road personnel to keep open during a large storm event. Priority 2 roads: Are also high priority roads, many of which are school bus routes and emergency services locations, that road personnel will be focusing on during storm events. Priority 3 roads: May be plowed during storm events, as time permits, but overtime will not be authorized to plow these roads. Priority 3 roads will not be plowed weekends or holidays, and may not be plowed until priority 1 and 2 roads are cleared. Priority 4 roads: Are "Not Winter Maintained", and may not be plowed at all. Some of the "Not Winter Maintained" roads may be opened when all other plowing and storm cleanup has been completed.
Trinity County Snow Removal Map - All
Areas
(4.1 MB)
Hayfork Snow Removal Map
(1.2 MB)
Salyer Snow Removal Map
(1.3 MB)
Trinity Center Snow Removal Map
(1.1 MB)
Weaverville Snow Removal Map
(1.9 MB) |
