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USPS Address Management Office in Charleston has notified E-911 Calhoun County Addressing and Mapping Coordinator Gary Buchanan that residents on HC 50, HC 73 and HC 89, the Arnoldsburg area, will be receiving their notification letters listing their new "city-type" addresses.
Buchanan says, "There's light at the end of the tunnel," with county addressing, with the state to make a final approval of numbers for the Chloe area.
Residents may begin using their new addresses as soon as they receive their notification letter.
Addresses are assigned starting at the nearest intersection with even number addresses (those ending in 0,2,4,6,8) on the right side of the road and odd number addresses (those ending in 1,3,5,7,9) on the left.
The number represents the location's distance from the intersection. For example: the number 1500 would represent a structure located on the right side of the road and approximately one and one-half miles from the intersection.
Buchanan says anyone who receives a notification letter and believes there may be an error in their address or anyone who has a question about the project should contact him at 304-354-0911.
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