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Collin County fence permit rules

Fence rules in Collin County are set by each city and town, and by the county for unincorporated areas. Pick your city for height limits, setbacks, fees, step-by-step filing instructions and the person to call.

MunicipalityPermit?Side/rear maxFront yardPhone
City of AllenAsk——214-509-4130
City of AnnaYesResidential fences: "a minimum of 6' from average lot grade and no taller than 8'"—972-924-2616
City of Blue RidgeYes——972-752-5791
City of CelinaYes8 ft36 inches in front yards 972-521-1896
City of FriscoYes8 ft4 ft in front of the main structure972-292-5301
City of JosephineAsk——972-843-8282
City of LavonYes——972-843-4220
City of Lowry CrossingAsk——972-542-8678
City of LucasYes——972-912-1207
City of McKinneyYes8'6"48" in the front yard972-547-7400
City of MelissaAsk——972-838-2036
City of MurphyYes8 ft4 ft972-468-4100
City of NevadaAsk——972-853-0027
City of ParkerYes——972-442-6811
City of PlanoYes8 ft40 inches in the front yard972-941-7140
City of PrincetonYes6 ft48 inches in the front yard972-736-6169 ext. 4
City of WestonAsk——972-382-1001
City of WylieYes——972-516-6420
Town of FairviewYes——972-886-4209
Town of New HopeAsk——972-548-2489
Town of ProsperYes—Front-yard fences up to 8 ft only if at least 50% see-through; solid front-yard walls up to 3 ft; front-yard fences need Development Services approval972-346-3502
Town of St. PaulAsk——972-442-7212
Unincorporated Collin CountyYes——972-548-5585

Not sure which municipality you're in? Your tax bill names it, or look up your address.