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1. Do I live on a county-maintained road?

Please view the following document to verify that you live on a county-maintained road. List of County-Maintained Roads

2. I am building a new house and need a culvert. What do I need to do?

For information on driveway access on county roads, please view the following webpage. Driveway Access

3. Who is responsible for putting up our street signs?

If you are on a county-maintained road, we are responsible for the traffic signs. We will also put up 9-1-1 signs (street names) on county and public roads; however, we do not put up any signage on private roads. Please check the following document to see if you live on a county-maintained road. List of County-Maintained Roads

4. Where is your office located, and when are you open?

Road Operations is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. We are closed for lunch from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. Our office is located at: 3640 Hwy 377 West, Granbury, TX 76048

5. I need to have a transition from the road to my driveway. What do I need to do?

The transition from the road to the driveway is called a driveway tie-in. If you live on a county-maintained road, complete the following form to leave us a service request for your driveway tie-in. Service Request Form

6. Can I get speed humps on my road?

Speed humps are not allowed on any county road.

7. People are speeding on my street. What can I do?

The Road Operations Department can check to see if the correct signage is in place. However, you will need to contact law enforcement to have those speed limits enforced.

8. How can I get rid of used brush?

The brush drop-off is handled by the Road Operations department. Please contact the office at 817-579-3304 for questions regarding hours of operation and acceptable materials.

9. How can I get rid of used oil?

The Citizen's Collection Station, which disposes of used oil, is handled through the Environmental Health Department. Contact the department at (817) 579-3288 for questions regarding hours of operation and acceptable materials.

10. I have a pothole in my street. Can you fix it?

If you are on a county-maintained road, please complete the following report to submit a service request to fix the pothole. Service Request Form

11. There is a tree limb hanging over the road and hitting my vehicle. What should I do?

If you live on a county-maintained road, please complete the following form to submit a service request to the department. Service Request Form