Service | Online | Phone | Contact |
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Conflict of interest informationThe City Clerk's Office has information about filing a conflict of interest with the City. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Public participation at Council meetingsThe public can participate in a council meeting in two ways – through general public communication or by speaking on specific agenda items. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
View the City Council message boardAny communications posted on the City Council Message Board will be retained for a minimum of 6 years. |
Yes |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Board/Commission membership applicationIf you are interested in serving on a board or commission, you may apply online. All applications are retained for one year. |
Yes |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
History of mayorsThis list shows the mayors in Austin's history in reverse chronological order. It ends with Mayor Edwin Waller, who surveyed the original town site in 1839. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Boards and Commissions trainingRegister online for board and commission member training, which will prepare you to carry out the duties of your position as a board member or liaison. |
Yes |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Get information on Boards and CommissionsAccess information about the City of Austin's Boards and Commissions, including meeting documents, members, and meeting locations. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
City Code and CharterThe Austin City Code and City Charter are available online through the Municode website. |
Yes |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Technical criteria manualsThe City of Austin's technical criteria manuals are available online through the Municode website. |
Yes |
3-1-1 | City Clerk |
Alcoholic beverage permitsBusinesses applying for a liquor license/beer permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission are required to obtain the City Clerk's signature on their TABC form after completing the permitting process. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Public records searchUse this resource to access public records found in the Office of the City Clerk including council-approved records, municipal election documents, and municipal utility district documents. |
Yes |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
ETJ Release Petitions FAQSee answers to frequently asked questions that property owners or residents may have about how to petition the City of Austin under Senate Bill 2038 (SB 2038) to request that their property be released from the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ).
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No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Council transcriptsThe City of Austin offers closed-caption logs of Council sessions aired on the City’s City's government access channel (ATXN). These logs are not official records of council meetings and cannot be relied on for official purposes. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
Get information on City Council meetingsAccess the Council Meeting Information Center to access information about the City Council, its meetings and its entities. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
ElectionsThe Office of the City Clerk is responsible for managing municipal elections and has a variety of resources for both the general public and candidates running for office. |
No |
512-974-2210 | City Clerk |
City memosOfficial distribution memos provide updates and status reports on City issues and programs to the mayor, council, and City staff. View memos online. For memos from before January 2009, contact the City's Media Relations Team. |
Yes |
512-974-2220 | Communications |
City of Austin social media archiveOnline, searchable archive of selected City of Austin social media resources. |
Yes |
3-1-1 | Communications |
Alternative sanctionsAlternative sanctions for the Community Court include community service and rehabilitation services. Contact 512-974-4879 for upcoming dates. |
No |
512-974-4879 | Community Court |
Citizen feedbackSend your opinion about the Downtown Austin Community Court directly to us by completing this online Citizen Feedback form. |
Yes |
512-974-4879 | Community Court |
View the City Council district mapThe City of Austin has 10 single-member Council districts. Use this map to find your district by address or find and zoom into any district by number. |
No |
3-1-1 | City Council |