2026 Permits will be uploaded here soon.

We’re currently working with the counties to update all permits for the upcoming season. Please check back over the next couple of days!

Permit Upload

Welcome to Deano’s Road Dust Control Permit Upload page! Here, you can safely and securely submit your completed and signed county dust control permit. This allows us to coordinate directly with your county and schedule your road treatment quickly and accurately.

How to Upload Your Permit

Step 1: Complete Your County Permit

•_Fill out your county’s dust control permit completely, including all required details.

•_If you still need to complete your permit, find it on the Permits page.

•_Include clear spraying and marking instructions so our drivers and county blade operators know exactly where to treat and where to avoid.

•_Sign your permit — unsigned permits cannot be accepted or submitted to the county.

Tip: Review our How to Sign Up / How It Works page for guidance if this is your first time using dust control services.

Step 2: Prepare Your File

•_Make sure your permit is legible and complete.

•_Accepted file formats: PDF, JPG, PNG

Step 3: Upload Your Permit

•_Use the secure upload form below to submit your permit.

•_Once uploaded, you will receive a confirmation email from Deano’s.

•_If you do not receive confirmation within 24 hours, please contact us to ensure your permit was received.

Important Reminders

County Approval Required
Dust control treatment may begin only after the county officially releases the roads for application. Roads are released by the county as a whole, not on an individual property basis.
Deano’s Road Dust Control coordinates directly with the county on your behalf. Customers are only responsible for submitting their completed permit and payment to Deano’s. While Deano’s does not work for the county, we are an approved county vendor and work in coordination with them to provide dust control services.

Minimum Application Requirement
All counties require a minimum treatment length of 400 feet. This minimum does not apply to alleyways located within city limits.

Flagging & Marking Requirements
Customers are responsible for clearly marking the treatment area using visible flags and/or written instructions on the permit. Flags must remain visible throughout the season.
If markings are missing, unclear, or not maintained, drivers will apply treatment using their best judgment. Neither Deano’s Road Dust Control nor the county is responsible for areas that are bladed during the season as part of normal county road maintenance.

Deadlines Matter
Permit deadlines are established to allow the county adequate time to prepare roads for treatment. Late submissions may only be eligible for a second-round application. Submitting your permit on time helps avoid delays, confusion, and service limitations.

Terms & Conditions Acknowledgment

By uploading your permit, you acknowledge that you have read, reviewed, and agree to Deano’s Road Dust Control’s Terms and Conditions, as well as all applicable county policies and permit requirements.

Deano’s Road Dust Control operates as an approved vendor for participating counties. All products applied to county roads have been reviewed and approved by the county as part of the vendor authorization process.

Need Help?

If you have questions about your permit, treatment markings, or file upload, please visit our How to Sign Up / How It Works page for detailed guidance, or contact us directly. We’re happy to help ensure everything is submitted correctly.