Use of ATVs
- ATVs can be a major annoyance to others. Please be respectful.
- All users aged 16 years or younger must wear helmets as required by Idaho law
- A driver's license is required to operate an ATV on public and/or state roads
- ATV use is restricted to existing roads and trails
- Speed limits are to be observed at all times
- Dogs are to be under the owner's control at all times
- Please show courtesy to your neighbors by preventing your dog from barking, chasing wildlife, or threatening others
- Gun use, including air and pellet guns, is prohibited within the boundaries of the POA.
- Fireworks are prohibited at all times.
- Open fires are allowed, but must be contained in a firepit with appropriate cautions taken- ie, All flammable materials removed from the vicinity of the fire pit, and preventative tools nearby, such as water, bucket, shovel, and/or hose.
- If the State or County puts fire restrictions in place, those must be observed as well.
- Please observe a noise restriction between the hours of 10 PM to 8 AM
- Dust can be a major issue on the mountain, so please keep all vehicles to 10 MPH as posted.
- Only household garbage may be placed into trash receptacles. No construction, furniture, appliances, or hazardous waste is allowed. The county landfill is located approximately 1 mile east of Montpelier.
- The Bear Lake County emergency number is 911.
- The nearest medical facilities are the Bear Lake Clinic located in Garden City, UT or the Bear Lake Memorial Hospital located in Montpelier, ID.
- House or open brush fire incidents should be reported to 911, however, the POA does have a brush fire truck, which is typically able to respond more quickly than the County. Please call Steve Howard at (435) 881-5143 or Dan Fillion at (208) 479-6617 to report fires.
- If you have problems with your water, or lack thereof, please call Dan Fillion (number above).
- If you observe a flashing red light on a water reservoir location, please call Dan or Steve.
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