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Regional Tolltag Partners ADDISON, TEXAS TOM THUMB 14280 Regional TollTag Partners ADDISON, TEXAS TOM THUMB 14280 MARSH LANE 75001 (972) 241-4485 ALLEN, TEXAS KROGER 1212 E. BETHANY DR. 75002 (972) 727-9299 KROGER 1210 N. GREENVILLE AVE. 75002 (214) 383-7100 CITY OF ALLEN 301 CENTURY PKWY 75013 (214) 509-4100 CITY OF ALLEN 305 CENTURY PKWY 75013 (214) 509-4100 ALVARADO, TEXAS JOHNSON COUNTY SUB-COURTHOUSE 118 S. FRIOU ST. 76009 (817) 558-0122 ARLINGTON, TEXAS KROGER 945 W. LAMAR 76012 (817) 277-9811 CITY OF ARLINGTON 101 W. ABRAM ST. 76010 (817) 459-6502 NORTH CENTRAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS(NCTCOG) 616 SIX FLAGS DR. 76005 (817) 640-3300 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 700 EAST ABRAMS STREET 76010 (817) 548-3935 TOM THUMB 1701 WEST RANDOL MILL RD. 76012 (817) 460-8551 FIESTA MART 1300 EAST PIONEER PKWY 76010 (817) 804-7800 KROGER 2580 EAST ARKANSAS LN / 360 76014 (817) 861-2256 KROGER 2475 ASCENSION BLVD 76006 (817) 860-6900 KROGER 5330 SOUTH COOPER / GREEN OAKS 76017 (817) 472-9491 KROGER 2350 SOUTH EAST GREEN OAKS BLVD 76018 (817) 419-0614 KROGER 945 WEST LAMAR 76012 (817) 277-9811 KROGER 301 SOUTH BOWEN 76013 (817) 277-5289 KROGER 2210 SOUTH FIELDER 76013 (817) 277-3505 BEDFORD, TEXAS CITY OF BEDFORD 2000 FOREST RIDGE DR 76021 (817) 952-2112 BEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY 2424 FOREST RIDGE DR 76021 (817) 952-2350 KROGER 2109 HARWOOD DR 76021 (817) 685-9266 BENBROOK, TEXAS CITY OF BENBROOK 911 WINSCOTT RD. 76126 (817) 249-3000 BURLESON, TEXAS JOHNSON COUNTY SUB-COURTHOUSE 247 ELK DRIVE 76028 (817) 558-0122 CARROLLTON, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 2150 N. JOSEY LN 75006 (972) 446-8226 KROGER 4038 OLD DENTON RD. 75007 (972) 512-3354 CITY OF CARROLLTON 1945 E. JACKSON RD. 75006 (972) 466-3120 FIESTA MART 1235 JOSEY LANE 75006 (972) 417-0580 CEDAR HILL, TEXAS CITY OF CEDAR HILL 285 UPTOWN BLVD., STE. 100 75104 (972) 291-5100 CLEBURNE, TEXAS JOHNSON COUNTY TAX OFFICE 2 NORTH MILL STREET 76033 (817) 558-0122 6/10/2014 Regional TollTag Partners KROGER 1617 WEST HENDERSON 76033 (817) 641-0771 COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS CITY OF COLLEYVILLE 100 MAIN ST. 76034 (817) 503-1000 COPPELL, TEXAS CITY OF COPPELL 255 PARKWAY BLVD. 75019 (972) 462-0022 TOM THUMB 820 S. MACARTHUR 75019 (972) 393-0411 CORINTH, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 4351 FM 2181 76210 (940) 321-4540 CITY OF CORINTH 3300 CORINTH PARKWAY 76208 (940) 498-3200 CROWLEY, TEXAS KROGER 1004 SOUTH CROWLEY RD 76036 (817) 297-0005 DALLAS, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 4625 FRANKFORD RD. 75287 (972) 732-6291 ALBERTSONS 4349 W. NORTHWEST HWY. 75220 (214) 357-8374 ALBERTSONS 3524 MCKINNEY AVE. 75204 (214) 528-0356 ALBERTSONS 7007 ARAPAHO RD. 75248 (972) 387-8996 KROGER 5665 E. MOCKINGBIRD 75206 (214) 826-2901 KROGER 4142 CEDAR SPRINGS 75219 (214) 599-9859 KROGER 3939 FRANKFORD 75287 (972) 662-1000 KROGER 17194 PRESTON RD. 75248 (972) 931-5794 SEWELL CADILLAC OF DALLAS 7310 LEMMON AVENUE 75209 (866) 980-0289 LBJ EXPRESS 4100 MCEWEN ROAD SUITE 110 75244 (214) 960-5711 FIESTA MART 611 WEST JEFFERSON 75208 (214) 944-3300 FIESTA MART 9727 WEBB CHAPEL 75220 (214) 353-7650 FIESTA MART 3030 SOUTH LANCASTER 75216 (214) 302-4000 FIESTA MART 5334 ROSS AVE 75206 (214) 887-3000 FIESTA MART 2951 SOUTH BUCKNER BLVD. 75227 (214) 275-3020 FIESTA MART 8060 SPRING VALLEY RD. 75240 (972) 783-8255 FIESTA MART 2225 WEST LEDBETTER 75224 (214)331-0270 FIESTA MART 6401 ABRAMS 75231 (214) 342-3380 FIESTA MART 3434 WEST ILLNOIS 75211 (214) 331-3885 FIESTA MART 11445 GARLAND ROAD 75218 (214) 324-0111 FIESTA MART 3460 WEBB CHAPEL 75220 (214) 902-7030 DENTON, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 2321 W. UNIVERSITY 76201 (940) 383-2391 DESOTO, TEXAS CITY OF DESOTO 211 E. PLEASANT RUN RD. 75115 (972) 780-5010 DUNCANVILLE, TEXAS CITY OF DUNCANVILLE 203 E. WHEATLAND RD. 75116 (972) 780-5000 EULESS, TEXAS KROGER 1060 NORTH MAIN 76039 (817) 571-1008 6/10/2014 Regional TollTag Partners FAIRVIEW, TEXAS TOWN OF FAIRVIEW 372 TOWN PLACE 75069 (972) 562-0522 FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH 13000 WM. DODSON PARKWAY 75381 (972) 919-2526 FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS KROGER 1101 FLOWER MOUND RD. 75028 (469) 671-5770 TOWN OF FLOWER MOUND 2121 CROSS TIMBERS RD. 75028 (972) 864-6000 FOREST HILL, TEXAS CITY OF FOREST HILL 6800 FOREST HILL DRIVE 76140 (817) 568-3000 FORT WORTH, TEXAS CENTRAL LIBRARY 500 W. 3RD. STREET 76102 (817) 871-7701 SUMMERGLEN LIBRARY 4205 BASSWOOD BLVD. 76137 (817) 232-0478 SW REGIONAL LIBRARY 4001 LIBRARY LANE 76109 (817) 782-9853 EAST REGIONAL LIBRARY 6301 BRIDGE STREET 76112 (817) 871-6436 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 100 EAST WEATHERFORD STREET 76196 (817) 884-1100 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 6713 TELEPHONE RD. 76135 (817) 238-4435 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 3212 MILLER AVE. 76105 (817) 531-5635 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 6551 GRANBURY RD. 76133 (817) 370-4535 FIESTA MART 275 N. E. 28TH ST. 76106 (817) 625-3500 FIESTA MART 2700 8TH AVE. 76110 (817) 920-1900 FIESTA MART 421 WEST BOLT 76110 (817) 920-1930 FIESTA MART 7809 CAMP BOWIE 76116 (817) 696-9631 FIESTA MART 4245 E. BERRY ST. 76105 (817) 531-1067 FIESTA MART 102 NW 28TH ST. 76106 (817) 626-1060 FRANK KENT CADILLAC 3500 WEST LOOP 820 SOUTH 76116 (817) 989-4400 FRANK KENT HONDA 3400 WEST LOOP 820 SOUTH 76116 (817) 696-4000 FRANK KENT HYUNDAI 9000 WEST FWY 76108 (817) 529-6500 KROGER 3510 ALTA MESA 76133 (817) 294-5911 KROGER 6080 SOUTH HULEN 76132 (817) 346-0233 KROGER 9114 CAMP BOWIE WEST BLVD 76116 (817) 244-2576 KROGER 3120 SOUTH UNIVERSITY DR 76109 (817) 566-7860 KROGER 6650 NORTH BEACH 76137 (817) 788-1688 KROGER 3300 TEXAS SAGE TRAIL 76177 (817) 750-2040 KROGER 12600 NORTH BEACH ST 76244 (817) 562-3900 FRISCO, TEXAS KROGER 7500 PRESTON ROAD 75034 (972) 377-0850 CITY OF FRISCO 6101 FRISCO SQUARE BLVD. 75034 (972) 292-5550 TOM THUMB 4848 PRESTON RD. 75034 (972) 377-1800 GARLAND, TEXAS KROGER 6850 N. SHILOH RD. 75044 (972) 496-4603 FIESTA MART 2940 S. FIRST ST. 75041 (972) 271-9060 GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS 6/10/2014 Regional TollTag Partners KROGER 313 W. PIONEER PKWY 75051 (972) 264-2384 TERI JACKSON TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER 2170 NORTH BELT LINE RD 75050 (800) 288-8FUN KROGER 2525 WEST I20 76052 (972) 988-1335 HALTOM CITY, TEXAS CITY OF HALTOM CITY 5024 BROADWAY AVE. 76117 (817) 222-7700 KROGER 3304 DENTON HWY 76117 (817) 838-6974 HURST, TEXAS TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 645 GRAPEVINE HIGHWAY 76053 (817) 581-3635 KROGER 708 EAST PIPELINE RD 76053 (817) 285-9515 IRVING, TEXAS KROGER 7505 N. MACARTHUR 75063 (972) 831-8357 CITY OF IRVING 825 W. IRVING BLVD. 75060 (972) 721-2600 FIESTA MART 975 E. IRVING BLVD. 75060 (972) 554-2574 FIESTA MART 1145 W. AIRPORT 75062 (972) 255-2303 KELLER, TEXAS CITY OF KELLER 1100 BEAR CREEK PKWY. 76248 (817) 743-4000 KROGER 976 KELLER PKWY 76248 (817) 431-5194 KROGER 2061 RUFE SNOW 76248 (817) 605-8591 KENNEDALE, TEXAS CITY OF KENNEDALE 316 W. 3RD ST. 76060 (817) 985-2137 LANCASTER, TEXAS CITY OF LANCASTER 211 N. HENRY ST. 75146 (972) 218-1328 LEWISVILLE, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 1087 W. MAIN 75067 (972) 420-1969 KROGER 1305 S HWY 121 75067 (972) 436-1006 CITY OF LEWISVILLE 151 W. CHURCH ST. 75057 (972) 219-3400 LITTLE ELM, TEXAS TOWN OF LITTLE ELM 100 W. ELDORADO PKWY 75069 (972) 975-0480 ZIP IT POSTAL CENTER 2701 LITTLE ELM PARKWAY, STE 100 75068 (469) 362-9355 MANSFIELD, TEXAS TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 1100 E. BROAD 76063 (817) 473-5127 KROGER 3300 EAST BROAD ST 76063 (817) 435-5417 KROGER 3001 MATLOCK RD 76063 (817) 473-0059 MCKINNEY, TEXAS KROGER 1707 W. UNIVERSITY 75069 (972) 548-9053 CITY OF MCKINNEY 221 N. TENNESSEE ST. 75070 (972) 547-7500 TOM THUMB 3001 HARDIN BLVD. 75070 (972) 547-7100 MESQUITE, TEXAS 6/10/2014 Regional TollTag Partners KROGER 3600 GUS THOMASSON 75150 (972) 270-3589 MURPHY, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 200 E. FM 544 75094 (972) 424-8765 NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS 7301 NE LOOP 820 76180 (817) 427-6000 NORTH TARRANT EXPRESS 8713 AIRPORT FWY SUITE 100 76180 (888) 683-2015 KROGER 9135 BOULEVARD 26 76180 (817) 605-3392 KROGER 7201 BOULEVARD 26 76180 (817) 281-4007 PLANO, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 1301 CUSTER ROAD 75075 (972) 423-7016 KROGER 3305 N. DALLAS PKWY 75093 (972) 608-4698 CITY OF PLANO 1520 AVENUE K 75086 (972) 941-7000 FIESTA MART 1200 E. PARKER 75074 (972) 881-3211 PROSPER, TEXAS TOWN OF PROSPER 121 W. BROADWAY STREET 75078 (972) 346-2640 RICHARDSON, TEXAS KROGER 160 N. COIT RD. 75080 (972) 664-0990 KROGER 536 CENTENNIAL 75081 (972) 437-2233 CITY OF RICHARDSON 411 W. ARAPAHO RD. 75080 (972) 744-4127 FIESTA MART 1332 S PLANO RD 75081 (972) 994-4300 ROCKWALL, TEXAS KROGER 2935 RIDGE ROAD 75087 (972) 771-8021 CITY OF ROCKWALL 385 S. GOLIAD ST. 75087 (972) 771-7700 CHANDLERS LANDING COMMUNITY 1 COMMODORE PLAZA 75032 (972) 771-1593 ROWLETT, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 8505 LAKEVIEW PARKWAY 75088 (972) 475-1215 CITY OF ROWLETT 4004 MAIN ST. 75088 (972) 412-6100 TOM THUMB 8805 LAKEVIEW PARKWAY 75089 (214) 607-0218 SACHSE, TEXAS CITY OF SACHSE 3815 SACHSE RD., BLDG B. 75048 (469) 429-4772 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS CITY OF SOUTHLAKE LIBRARY 1400 MAIN STREET STE. 130 76092 (817) 748-8243 TARRANT COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR 1400 MAIN, SUITE 100 76092 (817) 481-8141 KROGER 2110 EAST SOUTHLAKE BLVD 76092 (817) 421-8105 UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK 3800 UNIVERSITY BLVD. 75205 (214) 363-1644 WYLIE, TEXAS ALBERTSONS 921 WESTGATE 75098 (972) 429-7840 6/10/2014.
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