As residents know, this early winter has already been a challenge for keeping our roads clear, salted and safe.  In fact, our Trout Valley Maintenance truck was damaged over the weekend when it slid off the road in the freezing sleet and hit a tree.  There was significant damage to the truck.  We have asked for the Township's assistance to help keep our roads plowed and salted until we can get the truck repaired.  It will help that Dillon, a former Trout Valley Maintenance crewman, works for the Township and is familiar with the topography of our roads.  The downside is the Township has to complete the plowing on its roads before it can plow Trout Valley.  We are asking all residents to be patient and understanding during difficult weather conditions.  Our roads will be plowed and salted, but it may be later than usual until we can get our Maintenance crew fully functional.  With snow in the forecast, try to plan ahead and please drive cautiously on our scenic, but slippery, Trout Valley roads.  Warn your friends and guests as well!  

The Snow Must Go On

Just a reminder for our new residents that during heavy snowfalls, River Road becomes a one way street (down only).  The additional snow narrows the road and it becomes difficult for two cars to pass.  

Residents who live closer to the river are advised to exit through the ponds instead of driving up River.  Those who live on Marryat and Cahill are asked to turn left on River and cross the bridge, instead of driving up River toward the pool.  Again, please use care and caution (plus reduced speed) when traveling on our winding roads.  

Happy New Year!