Unincorporated Randall County

Development and floodplain permits required for development in compliance with the Randall County Flood Damage Prevention Order. OSSF permits required when installing, repairing, replacing, or altering an on-site sewage facility.

Note: Randall County has limited building-permit authority in unincorporated areas. Always confirm permit requirements directly with county departments before proceeding with development work.

Source: Randall County Road and Bridge; Amarillo Area Public Health District Environmental Health ↗

1. 01
   For development/floodplain permits: Contact Randall County Road and Bridge to determine if your property is in a designated floodplain and which permit class is required.
2. 02
   Class A Development Permits are required for development outside the mapped 100-year floodplain; Class B for development partially or wholly within the mapped 100-year floodplain.
3. 03
   For OSSF permits: Contact Amarillo Area Public Health District Environmental Health to apply for on-site sewage facility permitting and inspection.
4. 04
   For subdivision work: Submit plans to Randall County in compliance with county subdivision regulations.
5. 05
   For typical building work (electrical, plumbing, mechanical, general construction): Confirm directly with the county, as unincorporated Randall County does not appear to maintain a comprehensive municipal building-permit program. Work within city limits is subject to city permitting.

Typical processing time: Processing times vary by permit type. Contact the county directly for estimates.

Source: Randall County Road and Bridge; Amarillo Area Public Health District Environmental Health ↗