Questions & Answers

• Why are addresses changing?
• Why are we converting to the City system rather than the County system?
• How many addresses are changing?
• How do I know if my current address is a City or County address?
• What if I have a County address but didn't receive a notice?
• I already have a City address, so why am I getting a new address?
• Why is my address changing but my neighbor's is not?
• I have questions about my assigned address, what should I do?
• What if I've only been assigned one address, but I have more than one residence on my property? 
• I have multiple residential units on my property, how do I know which address to give to which unit?
• I received a notice but I don't own the property anymore, who should I contact?
• Are vacant properties assigned addresses?
• How will 911 know my new address in case of an emergency?
• What is a street direction designator?
• When can I start using my new address?

         PLEASE DO NOT USE YOUR NEW CITY ADDRESS UNTIL APRIL 1, 2009     
          
Resources
The following links provide information regarding the address conversion project. As new information becomes available, this page will be updated.

• PLEASE DON'T USE YOUR NEW ADDRESS YET PRESS RELEASE
• Map of Areas Primarily Affected  
• City / County Address Matrix Map
• Address System Rules 
• Postal Addressing Standards
• Multi-Unit Property Addressing Example (2-4 Units) 
• Multi-Unit Property Addressing Example (5+ Units)

If you've received a letter indicating that your address is changing and you have questions, concerns or have noticed a problem with the assigned address, please call the Address Conversion Hotline at 1-888-373-2311.