The Glastonbury Landowners Association (GLA) is responsible for plowing and sanding nearly 19 miles of platted roads within its jurisdiction. Your driving safety is our primary concern.

Montana winters bring snow-covered mountains, bright sunshine, and crisp air. They also bring snow and ice to our roads. Prepare your vehicle for winter conditions with appropriate tires, traction equipment, and emergency supplies. Adjust your speed and driving habits to match road conditions.

Useful supplies include a bag of sand, a sturdy snow shovel, a sleeping bag or warm blankets, and enough fuel for unexpected delays.

When Crews Are Dispatched

Our snowplowing contractor is dispatched when snow accumulation exceeds three inches. Crews also apply sand as needed while plowing or in response to reports of unsafe road conditions.

Volunteer snow spotters monitor conditions, measure snow depths, and communicate with the GLA dispatcher.

Report Snow or Icy Roads

Anyone in the community may request plowing or sanding on GLA-platted roads. Please report snow or drifts exceeding three inches, or slick roads that need sanding.

Include the road name, specific location, and a description of the conditions. Photos can help crews identify the areas that need attention.

The Road Committee reviews requests, inspects reported conditions, and dispatches crews as needed.

Email Road Conditions
roads@glamontana.org

Call or text: (406) 201-6789.

Roads Outside GLA Snowplowing Service

The GLA does not provide snowplowing for private driveways, unplatted roads, or Dry Creek Road.

To request plowing or sanding on Dry Creek Road, contact Park County Roads at (406) 222-4137.

Volunteer as a Snow Spotter

Help us serve your neighbors by reporting road conditions regularly. Snow spotters are especially needed in Lower South and Lower North Glastonbury.

To volunteer or submit a report, email roads@glamontana.org. Your observations help us identify problems and coordinate service.

• Aquarius Loop
• Capricorn Drive
• Caspari Way East and West
• Gemini Road
• Jupiter Way: first one-third
• Mercury Lane
• Pisces Way
• Orion Way
• Sirius Road to Story Road*
• Taurus Road
• Venus Way to the dome home

*Sirius Road is the main access road to North Glastonbury and is not a platted road.

• Aquila Lane
• Arcturus Drive to Arcturus Lane
• Hercules Road
• Hesperus Road
• Leo Drive
• Leo Lane: first one-third
• Libra Drive
• Libra Extension
• Polaris Way
• Scorpio Way
• Sagittarius Place
• Sagittarius Skyway
• Virgo Way

Winter is beautiful, but driving can be difficult. Glastonbury has weathered many blizzards through patience, cooperation, and neighbors helping neighbors.

Please report road conditions and share your thoughts at our monthly Board and committee meetings. All viewpoints are welcome.

Explore road policies, proposals, maps, and maintenance references. Links open in a new tab.

2025 Road Policy

Crowley Fleck Road Safety Questions and Legal Opinion

Arcturus Drive Paving Proposal

Lower South landowners: Would you like access to your property along a smooth, one-mile paved road if your share were 1% of the initial cost? Read the proposal to learn more.

Share your thoughts by emailing info@glamontana.org.

South Glastonbury Platted Roads
Aerial Maps

Satellite photographs show South Glastonbury's platted roads and their endpoints. These maps are useful references for road maintenance and snowplowing contractors.

North Glastonbury Platted Roads
Aerial Maps

Satellite photographs show North Glastonbury's platted roads and their endpoints. These maps are useful references for road maintenance and snowplowing contractors.

South Glastonbury Culvert Locations
Aerial Maps

Satellite photographs identify culverts beneath roads and driveways along South Glastonbury's platted roads.

North Glastonbury Culvert Locations
Aerial Maps

Satellite photographs identify culverts beneath roads and driveways along North Glastonbury's platted roads.

North and South Glastonbury
Platted Road Maps

We adapted charts from the 2007 Master Plan to create easy-to-read maps of platted roads in North and South Glastonbury.

An Introduction to GLA Platted Roads

A detailed explanation of Glastonbury's platted roads, including what they are and how they came into being.

Original 1982 Glastonbury Plat Maps

View and download original plat maps created in 1982, when Glastonbury was still two separate cattle ranches. These maps help explain the locations of platted roads.

Gravel Roads: Maintenance and Design Manual

Prepared by the South Dakota Local Transportation Assistance Program at the request of the Federal Highway Administration, this manual offers practical guidance for maintaining gravel roads throughout the United States.

A useful reference for Glastonbury's gravel roads, with 104 pages of guidance, illustrations, and photographs.

Gravel Roads Manual
Updated 2015 Edition

An updated and expanded gravel road maintenance reference containing 153 pages.