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Death Investigation in the 500 block of West Cesar Chavez Street
Bridge Housing (BH)
Traffic Fatality in the 7500 block of Burnet Road
The national program, operated by APH, has ensured vaccines are available for our youth for decades, keeping all of us healthier and safer
Traffic Fatality in the 4600 of E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Homicide Investigation at 500 Canyon Ridge Drive (HEB)
Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and Notice of Intent to Request Release of Funds - Bailey at Berkman
These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural requirements for activities to be undertaken by the Housing and Planning Departments.
Austin Mobility News: October is National Pedestrian Safety Month
Downtown Austin Community Court celebrates 25 years of service and connecting over 600 people to housing
DACC has a mission to empower people to thrive by providing impartial justice and compassionate community-based services.
Council Approves Initiatives for Business Expansion, Community Enhancement, and Cultural Preservation
Austin City Council approves initiatives to boost local business growth, cultural preservation, and affordable commercial spaces.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Breaks Ground on Midfield Taxiways, Aiding Future Concourse Expansion
Infrastructure Investment Fuels Economic Growth and Enhances Airport Capacity
Traffic Fatality in the 100 block of East Koenig Lane
Homicide Investigation at 5705 Diehl Trail
Ready Together: The Last Emergency Preparedness Training of 2024
Register Today for Basic Emergency Preparedness Training on October 10
City Issues Proclamation Declaring October Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Advocate groups and city officials urge the community to work together to end domestic violence this month and every month
APD Detectives Search for a Suspect in Connection to a Robbery
Tentative Agreement between the City of Austin and APA now available for public review
The tentative agreement is scheduled for consideration by the Austin City Council on Oct. 10.