Snow Removal
Snow & Ice Removal Responsibilities
Entity | Responsibility |
|---|---|
Inspiration Metro District | Common area sidewalks and paths – 2″ depth or moreAreas adjacent to mailbox clusters – 1″ depth or more |
City of Aurora | Streets (see detailed information below) |
DeveloperBrookfield / Newland | Common area sidewalks and pathsin areas not yet accepted into the District |
Homeowner | Sidewalks adjacent to their property, including side if applicable |
Builder | Sidewalks adjacent to homes under construction |
Hilltop Club Association | Hilltop Club sidewalks and parking lot |
Resource Links – City of Aurora
| Resource | Links |
|---|---|
Snowplowing MapCity of Aurora | Which streets get plowed? Snow removal information including the city’s Snow Plan and Snow Maps. https://www.auroragov.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=16242704&pageId=16400781 |
Street Plowing ComplaintCity of Aurora | How to complain about streets not plowed? Contact Access Aurora at 303.739.7000 or file a complaint online at https://www.auroragov.org/contactus. |
Medical Emergency Street Plowing | I need to access medical care but streets aren’t plowed. If you have a medical condition and need special access during or after a snow storm, call the police non-emergency line at 303.627.3100. They will coordinate with the City of Aurora’s Public Works Department to make sure your residence is accessible. |
Help with Shoveling | I can’t shovel my own sidewalk. If you cannot afford to hire out the snow clearing work to a private party, Snow Busters is an Aurora program designed to match volunteers with low-income residents needed help to clear their sidewalks. To get free assistance, the resident must be 60 years or older, or physically challenged, with a qualifying low income level. |
Report a Neighbor Sidewalk Clearing Violation | How to report a property that has not been shoveled? Contact Access Aurora at 303.739.7000 or file a complaint online at https://www.auroragov.org/contactus. Wait at least 24 hours from the last snowfall before reporting a violation on a neighbor’s property. |
Icy RoadsAfter Initial Plowing | The snow / ice on plowed roads is hazardous North-facing and shady areas on streets sometimes need attention. Contact the City of Aurora’s Streets division at 303.326.8200 for any section of street that remains ice-packed or impassable after several days. |
PLEASE NOTE: Much of the area marked green on the map has been conveyed to Inspiration Metropolitan District and is now district responsibility.
