Addressing is integral to the County’s Geographic Information System and the 911 emergency response system. Regular addressing updates are forwarded to the 911 control center to ensure that they have the most current information and are able to effectively co-ordinate a response in all emergency situations.
House numbers are assigned by the County and become active upon the issuance of Building Permits in the case of new construction. All existing properties were assigned addresses in 1997.
Examples
| House Number |
Street Name |
| 44183 |
Township Road 274 |
| 27 |
Mountain View Estates |
| 282209 |
Range Road 54A |
Posting Your Address
It is very important, whether in rural or urban areas, that addresses are posted correctly and are easily visible from the road. This is for the safety of all residents so that fire, ambulance or police can find the property in case of emergency. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to ensure their address remains visible does not get overgrown by trees, shrubs, etc.
To aid in the timely response from any emergency services, callers are requested to verify their full address (house number and street name) to the 911 dispatch operator and the address must be posted correctly and in plain view from the road.
For further information see:
Address Inquiries
For address inquires please utilize the Rocky View County Atlas.
If you require further assistance, please contact us:
GIS Solutions
Information Technology
GISSolutions@rockyview.ca
403-520-6361
To ensure a quick response, please have the following information available for the address in question:
- Tax Roll Number
- Legal Land Description
- Lot, Block, and Plan
Postal Codes
Canada Post is responsible for assigning postal codes. Rocky View County does not create or distribute postal codes.
To find the correct postal code for a property, please visit Find My Postal Code.