Administration Building Traffic Update: Beginning on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, traffic patterns at the Jack Hatchell Collin County Administration Building will be impacted by ongoing construction. Please stay alert and follow traffic signs. The road in front of the Administration Building will be a one way road allowing traffic to only flow north. ... Learn More: Construction Announcement

Emergency Management: Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters

Physical Office Closure:

We would like to inform you that our physical office is currently closed. However, our team continues to work remotely and remains fully available to assist you.

Fire Marshal is Online:

We have shifted support to email to ensure permitting needs/questions are answered in a fast and thorough manner. Please reach us at [email protected] and we can provide detailed, step-by-step guidance and a permanent record to which you can refer at any time. Check out Fire Marshal Homepage or Citizen Self Service for help with no waiting! ... Learn More: Civic Access
What is Collin County VOAD?

Collin County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) is a network of independent organizations working together to foster efficient delivery of resources to people affected by disasters. Its role is to support its members' efforts by providing a forum to facilitate cordination, communication, cooperation and collaboration.

Why should your organization get involved?

Collin County VOAD is always seeking to partner with non-profit, faith-based and business organizations with expertise and resources to assist in times of disaster. No matter how large or small, if your organization provides services or expertise in times of disaster, it would make an ideal Collin County VOAD member.

How does Collin County VOAD support disaster victims?

Because members coordinate their organizations’ resources in advance of a disaster, the VOAD can quickly provide, or direct victims to the whole range of assistance they have available. Additionally, VOAD training and organizational volunteer vetting ensures that victims are served by people with the know-how and background to help.

CC VOAD Members May Provide

  • Donated goods
  • Child Care / Children's Services
  • Building and Repair
  • Management of Volunteers
  • Counseling
  • On-site Feeding
  • First Responder Canteen
  • Temporary Housing
  • Transportation
  • Shelters and Shelter Services
  • Spiritual Care
  • Labor
  • Animal and Pet Care
  • Elderly/Special Needs
  • General Family Assistance
  • Building Materials
  • Language Interpreters
  • Distribution Point
  • Sheltering
  • Debris Removal
  • Money
  • Skilled Labor
  • Case Management
  • Medical or Health Care
  • Search & Rescue
  • Spontaneous Volunteer Coordination

CC VOAD Members