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New rules will go into effect in 2024
The free event promotes the habit of getting regular health screenings to prevent chronic disease, a major factor in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
New exhibit To Change shows Austin as a place with beautiful natural resources that has attracted people for over 16,000 years.
The Government Finance Officers Association announced it’s welcoming four new cities, including Austin, into GFOA’s “Putting Assets to Work” initaitve
The City of Austin will celebrate Digital Inclusion Week October 2 -7 with community events to help residents gain new skills, resources, and support
Richard McHale to lead the City of Austin department
The first-of-its-kind event will help kickstart healthy living with health screenings, fun activities for physical activity and more.
Make preparedness your superpower at this free, family-friendly event.
Funds will support transportation safety projects at 60+ locations
Austin-area Schools and Faith Community Health Partners recognized for their efforts in promoting health and well-being.
The funding will secure warehouse space and equipment
The Austin City Council approved a 4-year contract with the Austin Emergency Medical Services Association (AEMSA) today.
Spurs player Sir’Jabari Rice and Austin Spurs Head Coach Will Voigt will join the Basketball Clinic for local youth as part of the celebration.
Register for this Free Pilot Emergency Preparedness Class.
Strengthening global connections and collaboration through meaningful partnerships
What is a Temporary Assembly Point? And how does it impact wildfire evacuations?
We have decided to delay the ceremony and removal the Barton Springs tree “Flo” while the Department reviews additional considerations.
In an effort to balance the public's need to access water with water conservation, we are modifying splash hours.
This contract is effective immediately and does not require any approval or other action by the City Council or AFA.
All third-party Certified Arborist assessments of the iconic Barton Springs leaning pecan tree affectionately known as “Flo” are now complete.