Reflective Address Sign Program

To allow emergency services the quickest response time in the event of an emergency, it is important that all homes and businesses have a clearly marked address. For this reason, the District of Lantzville has implemented a reflective street address program for residents of Lantzville. To be eligible for this program, you have to be a resident of Lantzville or own property in Lantzville where you intended to install the reflective address sign.

The program operates on a first come first serve basis due to limited funds. The 2024 program sold out. New funds have come available for 2025 and signs may be ordered starting June 16, 2025.

UPDATE: JUNE 18, 2025, 2PM -- Thanks for the great response so far! We have confirmed there is budget for approximately 50 more sign orders. Keep them coming!

Order Information There are two ways to order a sign: 1) Drop by the District Office and complete a paper request form. 2) Fill out the Online form and return it to: info@lantzville.ca

Reflective Address Sign Request Form

Signs will take approximately three weeks to arrive and we will notify you when they are available for pickup.

There are two styles of reflective addresses to choose from:

  • A two-sided plastic reflective address that can be installed on an existing fence or post.
  • Reflective Sign Attached

  • A plastic reflective address on a post that can be installed in the ground.
  • Reflective Sign on Post

    Installation

  • Choose a spot at the end of your driveway closest to the road that will allow passing vehicles to read your address from both directions of your street.
  • Take the time to ensure that there are no objects or trees obstructing the placement of your address.
  • If you are going to place your address into the ground on a post, be sure to check that there are no buried utilities in the ground before placing the post. Always use BC One Call before digging.
  • Last Modified: Jun 18, 2025
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