What this tracks
This dataset records official street address ranges across Nebraska, used by 911 systems to validate and route emergency calls.
Why it matters to you
When you call 911 in Nebraska, this data ensures responders can find your exact location. If you’re opening a business, it confirms your address exists in emergency systems. For rural residents, it verifies whether your property has a recognized address for mail delivery or emergency services. The data also shows which municipality (like Harrisburg) officially maintains your road.
How to read this data
ST_NAME — The base street name (e.g., “Road 67”) without directional prefixes.
ADDR_LF and ADDR_LT — The low and high house numbers on the left side of the street (e.g., 3600-3798).
PARITY_L — Whether left-side addresses are even (E) or odd (O) numbers.
MSAG_COM_L — The city or community name used in 911 systems (e.g., “Harrisburg”), which may differ from postal addresses.
Try it yourself
Contact your county’s Public Safety Answering Point to verify if your home address appears correctly in this 911 system, especially if you’ve recently moved or built a new structure.