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Yellowstone schedules hearing to adopt consolidated road-naming and addressing policy for NextGen 9-1-1
Summary
The board approved Resolution 25-74 to set a public hearing on June 3 to adopt a revised, consolidated road naming and addressing policy intended to update links and support NextGen 9-1-1.
The Yellowstone County Board of Commissioners on May 20 approved Resolution 25-74 to set a public hearing for June 3 at 9 a.m. on a revised county road naming and addressing policy intended to consolidate multiple documents and update procedures for NextGen 9-1-1.
Elise, a county GIS representative, said the revision brings three separate documents into a single policy, updates website links and reserve road-name references, and includes updates to support NextGen 9-1-1.
‘‘So this is just to, the resolution of intent to set a public hearing, for the new road, naming and addressing policy…Get it all into 1 document versus I think we have 3 separate ones right now. So it's in 1 place. It's updated links, for, like, our website to, like, get to where our reserve road names are and all of that and just some more updated policies, going towards NextGen 9 1 1,’’ Elise said.
Commissioner (mover) moved to approve Resolution 25-74 of intent to adopt the revised address and road naming policy and set a public hearing for Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at 9 a.m. in Room 3108; Commissioner (seconder) seconded. The motion passed with the commissioners saying ‘‘Aye.’’ The transcript does not record substantive public comment or technical details of the policy changes beyond Elise’s summary.
