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BOTH UTILITIES & CUSTOMERS HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES

​Right-of-way clearing is an ongoing project that promotes safe and efficient operations of the highway district.  Maintaining the Right-of-way enables our district to meet its objectives of protecting the integrity of the road, effectively responding to emergency situations, and helps increase community safety.
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Clearing of any trees located near the roadway is necessary because roots from trees planted within or approaching the right-of-way can cause damage and erosion to the roadway.  The highway district and emergency vehicles need direct and immediate access to the right-of-way in order to facilitate our response in the event of snow fall or an emergency.  Clearing low hanging branches, limbs, shrubs and plants will allow road maintenance crews and civilian drivers a better view of obstacles on and near the road. During snow storms, the buildup of snow and ice on trees branches can cause them to hang significantly lower than normal and may cause them to break off in the road. Damage to mirrors, antennas and strobe lights are costly in terms of repair and down time. With clear access to the roadway, routine maintenance and repairs can be performed in a safe and efficient manner. The clearing also allows for sunlight to shine down on the road helping with the safety of the road surface. 

How can you help? Verify the Right-of-way distance within your area and avoid planting trees and placing other objects within the Right-of-way.
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​Post Falls Highway District is committed to operating all of our roadways in a safe, reliable and environmentally sound manner and a clear right-of-way will assist in safeguarding the road and the public.

Copyright © 2023 Post Falls Highway District.  All Rights Reserved.
​5629 E Seltice Way Post Falls, ID 83854
Phone (208) 765-3717 
Fax (208) 765-0493
​Email: contactus@postfallshd.com

Summer Hours: April 1 - November 11  6 am - 4:30 pm | M - TH 
Winter Hours: November 14 - March 31 6 am - 2:30 pm | M - F​

 Post Falls Highway District is Title VI compliant and Equal Opportunity Compliant.  
Contact the office for more information or special events.
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    • ABOUT US
      • ELECTED OFFICIALS
    • ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM
    • CONTRACTOR INFO
    • CURRENT PROJECTS
    • FINANCIALS
    • HIGHWAY STANDARDS
    • JOB OPENINGS
    • LOAD LIMITS
    • RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING
    • ROUNDABOUTS
    • SNOW REMOVAL
    • TITLE VI COMPLIANCE
    • USEFUL LINKS
  • MEETINGS
    • ARCHIVED MEETING MINUTES
    • BOARD MEETING DETAILS
  • FORMS | APPLICATIONS
  • CONTACT