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Town of Mountain supervisors address road damage and private plowing after snowstorm Elsa

Town of Mountain Board · March 25, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors discussed vehicle and road damage from snowplow activity during snowstorm Elsa, plans to patch affected roads, and concerns about private individuals plowing the community center lot and the facility remaining open during the storm.

The Town of Mountain board discussed damage to roads and town plow trucks caused by plowing during snowstorm Elsa and plans to repair the affected sections.

Sup. Wydeven raised concerns about private individuals plowing the community center parking lot during the storm, saying the activity created potential liability and was not communicated to other board members. A citizen member questioned why the community center remained open during the snowstorm when residents were being urged to shelter in place and when power outages were reported in the area. The board did not record a formal decision on the center's hours or an immediate change of policy.

Board members noted that patching work is planned to address road damage attributed to plowing operations. No vote or formal action was recorded in the minutes; the item will remain an operational follow-up for staff and supervisors.