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1. Who should I contact about getting information related to property / parcel ownership, property boundaries, or locating a certain parcel or piece of property?

If you are inquiring about the owner of a certain piece of property you can contact the Assessors Office at (770) 443-7606 for information.

The official deed record information is located in the Clerk of Courts office:
280 Constitution Blvd.
Room 1023
Dallas, GA 30132

The GIS Division can provide maps containing any of the GIS data available (including specified parcels) in a printed or digital format up to 60" x 60" in size.

2. I am having trouble receiving mail at my current address / I need verification of my address for my mortgage, utility, cable company, etc. What should I do?

For help obtaining verification of your address, contact the addressing office at (770) 505-1365 and request an address verification form.

3. My address / street does not show up on my GPS unit or on certain online mapping websites. When will that information be available on these services and websites?

Paulding County IT / GIS makes every effort to provide updated address and street information to the major geographic data vendors who provide information to the various GPS manufacturers and online mapping services.

Apart from providing this information to these key vendors, Paulding County IT / GIS has no control over the information distributed or used by third party organizations.

4. My address is valid and shows up on Paulding County’s web maps, but there is a problem with my address with the Post Office or the Post Office Website.

New addresses and address changes or corrections are updated on the Paulding County GIS web maps daily. Notice of address updates is sent to the Post Office every week. After your address has been assigned or changed, please allow for two to three weeks for the Post Office to update their database and website. If after three weeks, the Post Office still has a problem with your address, please contact your local Post Office.

While the Paulding County Addressing Office will do everything possible to provide accurate addressing information to the US Post Office, we cannot control how the information is used by the Post Office.

5. My address is valid and the mapping is correct on Paulding County’s web maps, but there is a problem with my address or the mapping on Google Maps or other Google products.

Paulding County GIS/Addressing has no control over Google Maps or any other Google products. If you would like to report a mapping error to Google, please copy and paste the following hyperlink into your browser and follow the instruction provided by Google:

https://support.google.com/maps/answer/3094088?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en