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1. The main objective is to provide clear street names for both citizens and emergency dispatch. Minimizing the possibility of emergency personnel being unable to find a location or showing up at a similar, but incorrect location, is a vital objective.
2. Street names should be unique and not repeated in the county from this point forward, with the exception of continuation of existing streets.
3. Homophones and homonyms of any existing street names are not acceptable.
4. Recommended that road names be simple to pronounce.
5. Street names cannot contain any punctuation or special characters. ONLY alphabetical symbols A - Z and numbers 0-9 and blank spaces may be used in street names.
6. A street name may consist of up to four parts:

cardinal direction prefix, street name, street type suffix, and quadrant suffix.

For example: N Raleigh Hills Dr SW

- When you reserve name, you are ONLY reserving the street name.
- You may apply your choice of street type suffix from the approved list at a later time.
- A different street type suffix DOES NOT make a name unique.
- Only roads in the county's jurisdiction (including municipal ETJs) will have a quadrant suffix.
- Roads in a municipal jurisdiction WILL NOT have the quadrant suffix added.


7. No curse words, derogatory, or otherwise offensive terms shall be used for road names.
8. Existing street names shall continue across intersections and roundabouts.
9. Continuous roads should have continuous names.

When you reserve a road name, you are ONLY reserving the street name.

You may apply your choice of street type suffix from the approved list at a later time.

A different street type suffix DOES NOT make a name unique.

Only roads in the county's jurisdiction (including municipal ETJs) will have a quadrant suffix.