Greeley, CO Parking Rules: Snow Removal Parking Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Governing sections
- Greeley Municipal Code §§ 16-2, 16-671, 16-685
- Trigger
- Director of public works declares snow emergency
- Where it applies
- Posted snow-removal routes only
- Enforcement
- Towing/impound authorized
Summary
Greeley bans parking on posted snow-removal routes once public works declares a snow emergency, and can tow vehicles left on them.
Snow emergency means the period of time established by the director of public works or the director's designee when it is necessary to restrict parking on snow emergency routes to allow for the plowing and/or removal of snow...no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle or trailer...in any of the following places:...(12) Along any officially designated and posted snow removal route during a snow emergency.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Municipal Code: Supplement 6 Update 1).
Full Breakdown
City Code Sec. 16-2 defines a "snow emergency" as the period the director of public works or a designee declares necessary to restrict parking on snow emergency routes for plowing or removal. Sec. 16-671(a)(12) then bars stopping, standing or parking "along any officially designated and posted snow removal route during a snow emergency." Sec. 16-685(c) lets the public works director, during or after a snow storm, have any vehicle illegally parked on a properly signed and posted snow removal or sweeping route towed to the nearest legal spot or impounded.
Violations & Fines
Parking on a posted snow route during a declared snow emergency is a parking infraction under City Code ch. 11, title 1, and the vehicle may be towed or impounded per Sec. 16-685.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Greeley have citywide alternate-side snow parking?
Who decides when a snow emergency starts?
Sources & Official References
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