Arrowhead Patrol
Purpose: Oversee Arrowhead Patrol activities, duties, and enforcement of Covenants, Regulations and other governing documents.
You can contact Arrowhead Patrol by calling or texting 970-209-6335 or email: arrowheadpatrol@gmail.com
Liaison:
-Brad Fowler (bfowler.aia@gmail.com)
Lead Patrol:
-Leonard Wasilewski
--In case of any emergency call 911--
To access forms needed for Arrowhead Patrol services (Vehicle Registration Form; Outdoor Fire Permit Form), click here.
Leonard Wasilewski
Ken James (summer only)
Curtis Marconnet
Harold Thompson
Jim Gelsomini
Earl Fay (Summer Only)
Steve Henderson
Click here to be taken to the CODE RED web site to fill out the appropriate information to be notified by your local emergency response team in the event of emergency situations or critical community alerts. Examples include: evacuation notices, bio-terrorism alerts, boil water notices, and missing child reports.
Trailers for Use
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Dump trailer available. Reserve in advance from Arrowhead Patrol. Pick up and return to winter parking lot. Be sure to plug it back in and lift the bed.
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Snowmobile trailer available to transport snowmobiles to/from parking lot and home. Reserve in advance from Arrowhead Patrol.
BOTH TRAILERS ARE FOR “ON MOUNTAIN” USE ONLY.
Fishing Information
Fishing permits and more information can be obtained from Patrol
by calling 970-209-6335 or email: arrowheadpatrol@gmail.com
Required Speed Limit on our
Filing Roads!!
During the late Spring & Summer months comes the dreaded dust on our filing roads! Remember, the faster you drive on dirt roads the more dust you generate. When dust is generated, it's also a sign that the material that makes up our roads is eroding away. The bottom line is; higher speeds are the enemy of dirt roads. Just a reminder; the posted speed on the Alpine Plateau Rd is 25 mph and the maximum speed limit on the Filing Roads is 20 mph. Please be neighborly and slow down when you pass people walking or on ATV's, UTV's or bicycles. Nobody likes to be dusted so be courteous to your fellow community members.
Also, be sure to inform your visitors of the speed limits. Remember, as an Arrowhead community member you can be held responsible when your guests violate our rules, regulations and covenants.