The Address Outpost
Welcome to The Address Outpost — Montana’s trusted service for E911 address verification, reflective signage, and parcel mapping. We make sure your property is legal, visible, and easy to find for emergency services, deliveries, and guests.
Services
If emergency responders can’t see your address from the road, they may not be able to find you — even if you think you’re covered. The Address Outpost makes sure your property is verified, signed, and mapped — so you get found when it matters most.
E911 Address Verification
We confirm whether your property is officially registered in the county’s E911 system. If it’s missing or incorrect, we handle the paperwork so emergency responders, deliveries, and visitors can locate you without delay.
Sign Installation
We provide and install regulation-compliant reflective signs with large, road-visible numbers. Mounted at your driveway or entrance, these signs meet county standards and ensure responders and drivers see your address clearly from the road.
Parcel Mapping
We create custom GIS maps and directions for your property, driveway, or contractor staging areas. Available in digital and printable formats — with optional QR codes — these maps make it simple for inspectors, builders, and guests to find your land.
Pricing Packages
Why Choose Us
Expertise You Can Trust
As an E911 dispatcher in Flathead County with 6 years of managing MUTCD signs at VTrans and 8 years of GIS expertise, I know how to make your property legal, visible, and easy to find in an emergency.
Local and Personal
We’re not a big-box supplier. We’re a Montana-based service that comes to you, working out of a classic Airstream trailer to deliver practical, boots-on-the-ground solutions.
Compliance Made Simple
We handle the forms, the maps, and the signs so you don’t have to. Every installation meets county standards for reflectivity, visibility, and emergency response.
Peace of Mind When It Matters Most
From first responders to package deliveries, knowing your property can be found isn’t optional — it’s essential. We make sure you’re covered, clearly and legally.
FAQ
Q. What’s the difference between a mailing address and a 911 address?
A. Your mailing address is for the post office. Your 911 (E911) address is what emergency services use to locate you. They are not always the same, and without a verified 911 address, responders may not find your property quickly.
Q. How long does it take to get an address assigned?
A. Most counties issue a new 911 address within 1–2 weeks after paperwork is submitted, but timelines vary. We make sure your forms are filed correctly to keep the process moving.
Q. Do you install in winter?
A. Yes. We offer winter installations with specialized equipment. Snow-season installs may involve an additional fee due to frozen ground and post-driving conditions.
Q. Can’t I just put numbers on my house?
A. House-mounted numbers aren’t enough in rural areas. Signs must be posted at the road and visible from both directions so responders and drivers can find your driveway entrance.
Q. What if I already have a private road sign?
A. Private road signs don’t replace the need for an official 911 sign. County requirements specify reflective materials, size, placement, and visibility standards to ensure compliance and safety.
Q. Do I have to be present for installation?
A. No. If we have clear access to your property entrance, we can install your sign without you being there. We’ll confirm placement details with you beforehand.
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