Assistance & Benefits
Find financial and material assistance programs for individuals and families in need.
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Find financial and material assistance programs for individuals and families in need.
Birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, deeds, building permits, business licenses, and other official Travis County records and authorizations.
Court records, jury service, hearings, and legal help. Information for defendants, plaintiffs, jurors, and anyone navigating the county court system.
Discover cultural programs, recreational activities, and public parks.
Register to vote, find your polling place, learn about candidates and ballot measures, and understand voter eligibility in Travis County.
Recycling programs, household hazardous waste collection, environmental education, and natural resource conservation across Travis County.
Public health services, clinics, vaccinations, mental health support, and wellness resources available to Travis County residents.
County job openings, application information, hiring processes, and workforce development resources for Travis County residents.
Property tax information, payment methods, and important dates for Travis County property owners.
County road maintenance, transportation projects, bridges, and infrastructure. Report a road issue or find information about a planned construction project.
Find resources on law enforcement, legal assistance, and court proceedings.
Access open government data and transparency initiatives to stay informed.
Register a vehicle, renew a registration, transfer a title, order specialty plates, and access disabled parking placards through the Travis County Tax Office.
Prepare for and respond to emergencies and disasters in Travis County. Wildfire, flood, severe weather, and public safety alerts.
Active emergencies and archived incident summaries for Travis County. See what is affecting the community right now and how the County has responded to past events.
Access property records, tax information, housing assistance programs, and building permits.
Search civil, criminal, and family court records maintained by the District Clerk and the Justices of the Peace.
District Clerk
Learn how to pay your property taxes once you have received your bill.
Commissioner Precinct 3, Ann Howard
Find information about permits for construction and remodeling projects outside corporate city limits in Travis County.
Development Services
Settle your property tax bill in one payment before the January 31 deadline.
Tax Assessor-Collector
Pay your property taxes in four installments instead of a single annual lump sum.
Tax Assessor-Collector
Request an official certificate showing that your taxes are paid in full or if there is any money due. You may need one when buying or selling property or applying for a permit. Tax certificates ordered through this form are for real estate accounts
Tax Assessor-Collector
Build your technology skills to thrive in the digital world.
Broadband and Digital Equity Program
Register with local providers to get real-time warnings and important updates for your specific area via text, email, or phone.
Office of Emergency Management
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.
County Clerk