Ellis County 9-1-1 Addressing

Department: Engineering | Geographic Information Systems (GIS) & 9-1-1 Addressing

New Address: 302 N Monroe St, Ste 213, Waxahachie, TX 75165

Email: Ellis County Addressing

Phone: 972-825-5283

GIS Portal: https://maps.co.ellis.tx.us/portal/home/index.html

9-1-1 Addressing is coordinated with the Dept of Development during the permitting process

Permits are required in unincorporated Ellis County for Structures, Tiny Homes, Septic Systems, Culverts and more
Contact the Department of Development (Ellis Permits) to confirm permitting requirements for your project and start the permitting process.

Ellis County GIS, in coordination with NCT 9-1-1, manages 9-1-1 Addressing for the following areas:

Unincorporated Ellis County: Areas not in a City Limits except for the Midlothian ETJ which is handled by Midlothian
Cities: Alma, Bardwell, Ferris, Garrett, Italy, Milford, Oak Leaf (contact the City First), Palmer, Pecan Hill

Contact the following Cities directly (Contact Information Here):

Cedar Hill, Ennis, Glenn Heights, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Maypearl, Midlothian, Ovilla, Red Oak, Waxahachie, Venus

9-1-1 Address Applications - Available in English and Spanish

Reflective 9-1-1 Address Number Signs:

The Bristol Volunteer Fire Dept sells green & white reflective signs for displaying your 9-1-1 address
- Website: http://www.bristolvfd.org/
- Phone: 972-646-0229

Is your 9-1-1 Address on the Map? Check the GIS Portal Web Maps to find out.

Things to check:
- Is your address shown on the map?
- Is the correct address number on the correct structure?
- Are you using the complete correct address?
- Does each house (or other occupied building) have its own unique address number?
If everything looks good, great.
If you see a problem, contact our office ASAP so that corrections / updates can be made to the mapping data.