E911 committee discusses addressing requirements

Emergency services representatives, county and city officials and Lebanon Postmaster Tony Young met July 31 at the David R. Hourigan Government Center to discuss countywide addressing standards.
County Attorney Joe Mattingly prepared the draft ordinance.
The discussion covered some suggested changes to the specific language in the ordinance, but the intent is to establish more uniform addressing throughout Marion County, including requiring address numbers to be visibly posted throughout the county.
The ordinance covers a range of addressing issues, such as:

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