Donate to the Travis County Cares Fund
Travis County and the Central Texas Community Foundation (CTXCF) has set up a short-term disaster relief fund to support local residents impacted by the disaster.
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Travis County and the Central Texas Community Foundation (CTXCF) has set up a short-term disaster relief fund to support local residents impacted by the disaster.
Understand local drought impacts and water use restrictions.
Assemble the essential supplies your household needs to stay safe and comfortable during a disaster.
Active emergencies in Travis County and archived incidents from previous years.
Learn how to prepare for and respond to emergencies and disasters in Travis County.
Prepare a collection of essential supplies that will help you stay safe and comfortable during a disaster.
See information about active emergencies in Travis County and look back at past incidents.
Register with local providers to get real-time warnings and important updates for your specific area via text, email, or phone.
Cool down and help others during dangerous temperatures.
If you have tree or bush debris that wasn't picked up by crews and contractors, you can bring it to our recycling and waste drop-off locations.
If an emergency has forced you to evacuate your home, or disrupted your access to essential services, the Red Cross may be able to help.
Prepare your home for flooding. Learn how to stay safe, get help, and recover after a flood.