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1. Is my road County maintained?

The Department of Transportation and Engineering maintains road in the un-incorporated area that has been approved by Commissioners Court. You can complete a "Request for Assistance" form and all our roads that we maintain will be available for you to select from. If the road you are looking for is not found in the list, you can complete a request under the "Not a County Road" or give us a call at 940-349-3430 and we will help you determine who’s jurisdiction the road is in.

The interactive Landmark Map can help you determine if your road is county maintained as well. Just turn on the transportation layer and all the county maintained roads will be displayed in either blue or green.

2. How do I request a road sign be replaced, a pothole repaired, or a gravel road bladed?

Complete our "Request for Assistance" form and we will take care of it.

3. What is the Right-of-Way (ROW) on a County Maintained Road?

The ROW on a County Road is 60 feet that are 30 feet in each direction from the center of the road.

4. Do I need a Culvert Permit?

Most all new driveway entrances or changes to an existing entrance require a permit. You apply for these permits with Development Services.

5. Can I install a sign along the side of the road?

The County does not allow signs to be placed within the Counties Right-Of-Way.

6. Who is responsible for the ditch in front of my house?

If the ditch is on a County Maintained Road, our department can assist you. Give us a call or fill out a Request for Assistance and we will work with you to resolve the concern.

7. How do I get the speed limit changed on a road?

To change a speed limit on any of our County Maintained roads requires a speed study and a public hearing.