Assistance & Benefits
Find financial and material assistance programs for individuals and families in need.
Find financial and material assistance programs for individuals and families in need.
Pay current property taxes, prepay next year, or apply for a payment installment plan.
Start or grow a business in Travis County, apply for building permits, plan a development project, and access economic development resources.
Payment plans, penalties, and interest for delinquent Travis County property taxes.
Discover cultural programs, recreational activities, and public parks.
Exemptions and other tax reductions available to Travis County property owners. Homestead, over-65, disabled, and disabled-veteran exemptions may lower your annual bill.
Court records, jury service, hearings, and legal help. Information for defendants, plaintiffs, jurors, and anyone navigating the county court system.
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.
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.
Access property records, tax information, housing assistance programs, and building permits.
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.
Find resources on law enforcement, legal assistance, and court proceedings.
Access open government data and transparency initiatives to stay informed.
Birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, deeds, building permits, business licenses, and other official Travis County records and authorizations.
Register a vehicle, renew a registration, transfer a title, order specialty plates, and access disabled parking placards through the Travis County Tax Office.
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.
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Education about substance abuse information, Texas law, and methods for changing behavior.
If you're unable to work due to recent storms or flooding, you may be eligible to receive temporary unemployment benefits.
Do you need help after a disaster? The deadline to apply has been extended to Sunday, September 28, 2025.
The Travis Central Appraisal District is offering temporary disaster-related property tax relief for those affected by flooding. The deadline to apply has been extended to Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
File a Family Violence Protective Order through the Travis County Attorney or District Attorney office. Free legal help available for survivors of domestic violence. Confidential intake process.
Both applicants apply together in person at any Travis County Clerk office. State-issued photo ID required. 72-hour waiting period before the ceremony.
Pay your property taxes in four installments instead of a single annual lump sum.
Burn Bans restrict all outdoor burning activities during periods of high fire danger.
Enter your address to see your wildfire risk level and find out which Fire Department serves your area.
A comprehensive series of classes focused on the needs of children and parents in the aftermath of separation or divorce.
Build your technology skills to thrive in the digital world.
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.
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.
Classes on a variety of skills needed to thrive in today's world, from anger management to budgeting.
For those affected by the July 2025 Flood Event, Development Services assists with rebuilding permits and waives fees disaster recovery.
Key dates in the Travis County property tax calendar.
Confirm your summons, request a postponement, or update contact information for Travis County jury service. Online juror portal available for most requests.