A CALL FOR COMMUNITY COOPERATION
The Eagle Police and Public Works Department are looking forward to cooperation from all of the residents in the Eagle Ranch Village Homes area to comply with the Town's Ordinance regarding the parking of vehicles on the street during a snow event (see language below). The law is specific and self -explanatory; however should you have any questions you may call our office during business hours at 970-328-6351 or our Communications Center at 970-470-2200 and ask for an Eagle Officer to call you back.
Our intention is for all residents to be conscientious about complying with the Odd-Even parking restrictions during snow events, however, the Town of Eagle is prepared to ticket vehicles/owners, or tow/impound vehicles at the owner’s expense that are deemed to be interfering with snow removal operations.
Your safety is our primary concern. It is essential that the fire equipment, emergency medical vehicles, snow plows, and police are able to safely negotiate the narrow streets in your neighborhood.
We thank you for your efforts and cooperation to make this program successful!!
The Eagle Police Department
Title 11 Vehicles and Traffic
Chapter 11.04, Section 11.04.030 BB.
1212. Parking on emergency snow routes.
During a snow event, it shall be unlawful for a person to stand or park a vehicle on the side of a street that constitutes an emergency snow route with even numbered addresses on even numbered calendar days; and the side of the street that constitutes an emergency snow route with odd numbered addresses on odd numbered calendar days from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For the purposes of this section, a "snow event" shall begin when there are two inches of undrafted snow accumulation and shall remain in effect for 72 hours after the snow fall ends. Vehicles parked in violation of this section shall be subject to being towed pursuant to Section 11.12.010.