HOA Banned My Snowplow From Their Streets — I Stopped Plowing and All School Buses Got Trapped

I was sitting in the cab of my snowplow at four thirty in the morning, engine rumbling, lights cutting through thick snowfall, watching the drifts rebuild faster than I could push them aside. That’s when my phone started vibrating nonstop on the dashboard. Not one call. Not two. Call after call after call. And none of them were customers. None were neighbors. Every single one was from the school district.

That’s when my stomach dropped. That’s when I knew something had gone very wrong.

My name is Caleb Turner, and I’ve lived in North Hollow Ridge, Idaho, for nearly fifteen years. I’m not some big contractor with a fleet and a logo. I’m just a local guy with one truck, one blade, and a winter routine everyone here depends on. When snow hits, I clear roads so kids get to school, seniors get to doctors, and ambulances don’t get stuck. Around here, that kind of work isn’t optional. Winter doesn’t care about paperwork or HOA titles.

But the night before, the North Hollow Ridge HOA banned my snowplow from their streets. Labeled it a “commercial nuisance.” Slapped me with fines. Threatened a lien. Ordered me to stop.

So I did.

And by sunrise, every school bus inside the neighborhood was trapped. No way in. No way out. Roads buried. Parents panicking.

All because one HOA president wanted to prove she was in charge.

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