There are three ways to request a birth or death certificate - online, in person or by mail. Request a certificate online, or view more information about requesting certificates in person or by mail.
The City of Austin and Travis County offer a child care program for low income families in Austin/Travis County that is operated by Workforce Solutions Child Care Services (CCS).
Call 512-972-5555 or fax 512-972-5772 at any time of day to report a disease. Messages are answered within 15 minutes. For more information, see Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance.
The First Workers’ Day Labor Center is a safe place where customers and day laborers can come together and exchange day labor work for pay in a well organized and supervised environment. Complete the day labor request application.
Visit Neighborhood Centers for services for low and moderate-income families in need including basic needs (food pantry), seasonal program services (Christmas Bureau applications) and social services (crisis intervention).
Contact 3-1-1 to have graffiti removed on public or private property. For more information, see Graffiti Removal. If you see graffiti in progress, call 9-1-1.
You can be tested for Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, or HIV/AIDS to find out if you need important medical treatment.
Vaccinations are available for children (Shots for Tots), adults (Big Shots), persons needing testing or persons having hepatitis. Seasonal flu shots are also available. For an appointment, call 512-972-5520. View information about immunization clinics.
Resources to help you quit using tobacco are available at Tobacco Cessation Program.
Food establishments in Austin are inspected twice a year to evaluate proper food handling to ensure food safety. Inspection scores are posted online for public review.
To report a problem with rats, contact us at 512-978-0370 or by email. See Vector Control for more information.
Smoking in public places is prohibited in Austin. To report violations, call 512-978-0300, send an email, or complete the Smoking in Public Places Online Complaint F
Public and semi-public pools and spas must be inspected and issued a permit. Complete a Permit and Plan Review Application or call 512-978-0300 for more information.
The tuberculosis clinic provides evaluation and treatment of clients for latent and active TB disease.
Participants learn about nutrition and how to stay healthy, and receive food certificates to purchase healthy foods. WIC Services are free to those who are eligible.