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2. Policy Requirements for 911 Address in Bryan County

   The purpose and intent of the County wide street naming and addressing policy is to establish standards for naming roadways and assigning numbers. No policy can anticipate every condition or question related to individual circumstances. This policy can be revised or rescinded or any portion thereof when appropriate and without notice.

4. 1. Only the property owner can request a 911 address. Proof of ownership is required. Provide a copy of your warranty deed or property tax bill. If proof of ownership is not provided within 5 business day, your address request will be deleted from the system and the process must be restarted.

6. 2. New Street Names:

   No duplicate, alternate spelling, similar in sound or pronunciation allowed. (ex: Beech, Peach, Beach) or (ex: Pine Rd and Pine Ln or Pinewood)

    All new street names must be verified before being approved by the Governing Jurisdiction.

    When new street names are approved by the Governing Jurisdiction, a Resolution or Ordinance from the Governing Jurisdiction is required and a copy of the Resolution or Ordinance must be turned in to the 911 Coordinator.

8. 3. When three (3) or more 911 addresses are on a private drive this requires naming the private drive and addresses will be assigned using the newly named street. See Policy #2 for new street names.

10. 4. Existing Streets:

        A Resolution or Ordinance is required from the Governing Jurisdiction when an existing street is renamed. See Policy #2 for new street names.

        A Resolution or Ordinance is required from the Governing Jurisdiction when an existing street is extended. A copy of the Resolution or Ordinance must be turned in to the 911 Coordinator.

        Vacated streets – Official documentation must be turned in to the 911 Coordinator showing street has been vacated.

12. 5. Subdivision plats in:

     Unincorporated areas of Bryan County must be approved by the Board of Bryan County Commissioners.

     Municipalities/Townships within Bryan County must be approved by the Governing Jurisdiction.

     All approved plats must be filed at the Bryan County Clerk’s Office.

    A copy of the recorded plat must be turned in to the 911 Coordinator.

    Vacated plats – Official documentation must be turned in to the 911 Coordinator showing plat has been vacated.

14. 6. Vacant Properties/Lots:

    Vacant property or lot(s) shall not be addressed.

16. 7. Driveways:

     You must clearly mark your driveway with two (2) stakes with an orange or red flag. Stake placement shall be one on each side of the driveway. Stake placement must represent the actual width of the driveway.

     Proof of driveway being marked as stated above is required. Provide a picture.

     If proof is not provided within 5 business days that driveway being marked as stated above, your address request will be deleted from the system and the process must be restarted.

18. 8.  911 addresses are geocoded specific; therefore 911 addresses cannot be utilized in an unassigned location. Assigning your own 911 address is strictly PROHIBITED, you MUST adhere to the above process. Doing so could impair any First Responder from finding your location.

    9. To request a letter for address verification for new or existing addresses or because of an address change contact the Bryan County Commissioners Office located at 323 West Beech Street in Durant.

22. Bryan County Address Request Form

    Before any addresses are assigned, you must read and comply with policy requirements

24. Date of Request*
    Date of Request
26. Requestor Name*
28. Requestor daytime phone number*

    Please include all 10 digits of your phone number.

30. Requestor evening phone number*
    Please include all 10 digits of your phone number.
32. Requestor current mailing address*
    Please include full address, city, state, and zip code.
34. Subdivision name for new address*
36. Street name where new address is requested.*

    Please provide plenty of details to enable a mapping person to find your new address location.

38. Which side of the road will the new address be on?*

    Choose one below

    1. North

    1. South

    1. East

    1. West
40. Please provide intersecting street names, per County street signs (ex: Smith St and Elm St).*
42. Please provide any additional information that will aid in finding the address request location*
44. You are required to get a floodplain permit (Title 44, Code of Federal Regulations). Please contact Joel (Butch) Scalf, Bryan County Floodplain Administrator, at jscalf@bryancountyok.us or 817-228-9485. *

    1. I understand that I must obtain a Bryan County Floodplain Permit (Title 44, Code of Federal Regulations) and contact the Bryan County Floodplain Administrator.
46. Requestor email address:*
48. How do you wish to be notified of your new address?*

    1. Day phone

    1. Evening phone

    1. Regular mail

    1. Email
50. Contact Floodplain Administrator for Floodplain permit (Title 44, Code of Federal Regulations)

    Joel Scalf     Phone:  817-228-9485     Email:  jscalf@bryancountyok.us

    
    

52. First and last name of person entering this information:*

54. Before any addresses are assigned, you must read and comply with policy requirements

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58. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
59. Email address

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