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During a disaster or emergency, visit this page to get up-to-date official information from the City of Austin and Travis County about the hazard impacting our community and the immediate actions you should take to keep you and your loved ones safe. 

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National Weather Service have issued a Flood Watch until 9 p.m. Monday. Forecast and more details from NWS here: https://weather.gov/ewx/

Forecasted heavy rains could lead to flash flooding. Do not attempt to cross flooded roadways! Turn around don’t drown. Check ATXfloods.com for roadway closures. 

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Cooling Centers 

Due to extreme heat, Library and Parks & Recreation facilities serve as Cooling Centers during normal operating hours. Service animals are permitted in City facilities. Check hours of operation before arriving.
 

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= Parks Cooling Center facilities with extended operating hours

= Library Cooling Center facilities with extended operating hours

= Site temporarily closed or unavailable as Cooling Center

 

County Facilities:

Travis County Community Centers will serve as Cooling Centers during normal operating hours. Check hours and operations before arriving. 

County Cooling Center Locations

For information on recognizing signs of heat related illness, and for heat safety tips, visit https://austintexas.gov/heataware. 

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Prepare Now for Emergencies

The best way to protect yourself during a major emergency is to have a safety plan, supplies, and access to critical information long before it happens. Visit ReadyCentralTexas.org to sign up for emergency alerts, and learn what you can do today to help yourself survive and recover more quickly from disasters in the future.

State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry

Sign up for the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR). Register for STEAR if you, a family member or friend have a medical condition, mobility needs, or communication needs that require additional assistance during an emergency event.

Download Ready Central Texas App

The City of Austin Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Travis County Office of Emergency Management have partnered to deploy an emergency preparedness mobile app.

The Ready Central Texas app provides:

  • News updates and warnings
  • Preparedness resources
  • Emergency plan checklists to help make sure you have what you need

The app is available on Android and iOS devices and is free to download and use.

Updated 4:07 a.m. 07/1425