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Texas has 16 verified public Elevation Certificate portals in the current index (verified 2026-11-06, America/Detroit). Open an official portal below—or use a request-path contact when no public search is indexed.
Know the limits
This page lists verified public Elevation Certificate (EC) portals we have indexed for Texas. It is not a national address→EC database. We do not invent whether a certificate is on file for a property, and we do not invent FEMA CRS classes or discount percentages. For CRS participation, use FEMA’s official eligible-communities materials.
National index snapshot: 120 portals across 17 states. This page covers Texas only.
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Indexed sources
Primary action for each entry is the official portal. Community pages below link to dedicated Elevation Certificate landing pages for each indexed source.
Open the City of Arlington Flood Information Services and Elevation Certificates page and click 'Elevation Certificate List' (PDF). If your address is listed, request a copy at 817-459-6550 or publicworks@arlingtontx.gov. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/arlington/
Open City of Austin FloodPro. Click 'I want to…' → 'Find Elevation Certificates', then search by street address or by Tax/Property ID (Travis: 10-digit Ref ID2; Hays/Bastrop/Williamson: R number). If a certificate is on file, use the 'Download Elevation Certificate' link in the report panel. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/austin/
Open the City of Corpus Christi flood information portal (Forerunner). Search your street address, select the property, and open its Files tab to see any Elevation Certificates posted there. The portal's Elevation Certificates page (top menu) lists posted ECs and can be filtered by address or parcel ID. If nothing is listed, that only means no EC is posted online. Older or paper ECs may not be uploaded, so ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/corpus-christi/
Open the City of Deer Park Elevation Certificates page and find your street address in the on-file list (updated quarterly per the City). To view one, email planning@deerparktx.org. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/deer-park/
Open the Town of Flower Mound list of Elevation Certificates on file (PDF, by site address). Contact the Town Floodplain Manager to check availability or get a copy. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/flower-mound/
Open the City of Friendswood Elevation Certificate Public App, enter through the introduction, and search an address or zoom to the property. Select a feature in the Elevation Certificates layer. The map instructs visitors to request the certificate from the Chief Building Official at 281-996-3285. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/friendswood/
Open the City of Garland Engineering list of Elevation Certificates and LOMCs on file (PDF, searchable by address/subdivision). If your address is listed, request an electronic copy from Engineering at 972-205-2170 or DevEngineeringGroup@garlandtx.gov. The City notes older EC form versions may not suit current purposes. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/garland/
Open the City address-list PDF and use PDF Find for the street and number. For a certificate listed on file, contact the Stormwater Department at floodplain@gptx.org or 972-237-8251. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/grand-prairie/
Download the City of Houston final (third) EC address spreadsheet and use spreadsheet Find to look for the street and number. This published list covers June 1, 2023–January 31, 2024 only. For a certificate copy, follow the Floodplain Management Office instructions and provide proof of ownership. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/houston/
Open the City of Hurst 'Elevation Certificates on File' page and look for your street address in the list. To get a copy, call Engineering at 817-788-7076 or visit Hurst City Hall, 1505 Precinct Line Rd. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/hurst/
Open League City's PDF list of addresses with final Elevation Certificates on file and search it for your address (Ctrl+F). Certificates are not downloadable from the list; request a copy through the City Secretary public information request process, as the City page explains. Not being listed does not prove no EC exists.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/league-city/
Open the City of North Richland Hills list of Elevation Certificates on file (PDF, by street name then number). If your address is listed, request a copy from the City's floodplain/engineering staff. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/north-richland-hills/
Open the City of Orange Elevation Certificates table on Forerunner. Use Filter to search by street address or parcel ID, then open a listed certificate to view or download it. You can also search the address on the portal home page and open the property's Files tab. If nothing is listed, that only means no EC is posted online. Older or paper ECs may not be uploaded, so ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/orange/
Open the City of Pearland Floodplain Management page, go to 'Elevation Certificates', and open the list of ECs on file. For a copy, submit a Public Information Request through the City Secretary's Office. Floodplain questions: Engineering 281-652-1900. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/pearland/
Open the official Interactive Floodplain Map, search or zoom to the address, and turn on Elevation Certificates if necessary. Select an EC point and inspect the popup and any attachments or document information offered. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/pflugerville/
Open the Seabrook Elevation Certificates viewer (ArcGIS) linked from the City's EC page and search or browse for your address to open any linked certificate. If no certificate is shown, contact the City Building Department as the City page directs.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/texas/seabrook/
When no public portal matches
These contacts are for communities without a public EC search we have indexed, or as a supplemental path. Always verify on the official page.
Official public app webmap popup directs EC copy requests to this number; public availability map indexed separately. Source popup in raw/wave2/friendswood_map.json.
Request existing EC/permit records for the appropriate County jurisdiction through the linked GovQA route. Request path only, not a public EC lookup. Harris Forerunner remains excluded: no official public EC access confirmed. Do not conflate unincorporated county with City of Houston.
Published address spreadsheet is indexed separately but covers only June 1 2023–January 31 2024. Copies require ownership proof; accepted document categories are listed by the City. Do not send personal documents through EC Finder.
CRS · Community Rating System
This directory does not publish FEMA CRS classes or discount percentages for Texas communities. Check participation and class on FEMA’s official CRS materials, then confirm with your insurer.
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