Register a Business Name (Assumed Name / DBA)
File an assumed name certificate ("Doing Business As" or DBA) with the Travis County Clerk. Required for most sole proprietorships and partnerships operating under a name other than the owner name.
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File an assumed name certificate ("Doing Business As" or DBA) with the Travis County Clerk. Required for most sole proprietorships and partnerships operating under a name other than the owner name.
If you experienced damage due to a recent incident, report damages to the County and State to help secure disaster aid. Contact your insurance company first.
Request records from Travis County District Court cases, including civil, family, and criminal case files. Public access with limitations for sealed and confidential records.
Order a tax certificate proving the status of property taxes on a Travis County parcel.
Current status of road closures and repairs affecting Travis County residents.
In the event of an emergency, Travis County crews are out assessing roads and other infrastructure. Monitor this page for most current information as it becomes available.
Search recorded real property documents including deeds, liens, and easements filed in Travis County. Free online search; certified copies available for a fee.
Flooding is actively impacting parts of Travis County. Access recovery services, damage cleanup guidance, and emergency assistance in one place.
Know what to do when high winds, lightning, hail, or tornadoes threaten.
Join Austin Disaster Relief Network group to help Travis County during and after disasters.
Building permit required for new single-family homes and manufactured homes in unincorporated Travis County. Includes plan review, inspections, and floodplain evaluation where applicable.
Floodwater can contaminate wells with bacteria, chemicals, or debris. Learn how to safely inspect, test, and disinfect your private well after flooding.