City Services

If you are interested in serving on a board or commission, you may apply online. All applications are retained for one year.

Bring your valued voice to the table about a number of topics and initiatives. Visit SpeakUp Austin! to share your ideas and feedback.

You can register to become a vendor for the City on the Austin Finance Online website.

Register 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.

Find the most popular social networks for City departments, services, and initiatives in one spot. 

The Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports  for the City of Austin are available. The archives are of prior reports.

Please note: The electronic report is identical to the printed version of the document. The report has not been updated for developments subsequent to the date of the independent auditor's report.

View a list of active solicitations.

The Texas Public Information Act (Texas Government Code, Chapter 552), gives you the right to access government records. Request City records here.

The Austin City Code and City Charter are available online through the Municode website.

If you would like to have a Code inspector or speaker attend your neighborhood association meeting or community event, please complete our online form at least one week prior to the event.

Get quick access to a number of departments and services that you can pay online. 

Do you have questions about becoming a City vendor? Visit Austin Finance Online's Vendor Help page to access additional information and receive help.

Online, searchable archive of selected City of Austin social media resources.

APH’s public-facing complaint system is an online survey that allows you to file a foodborne illness report when events surrounding your illness are fresh on your mind. When you think that something you ate made you sick (and possibly others), fill out the questions completely to capture as much information as possible to send to your local health department. APH epidemiologists will examine your report, investigate if needed, and capture real-time information about what is going on in your community.

The City of Austin's technical criteria manuals are available online through the Municode website.

Smoking in public places is prohibited in Austin.  To report violations, call 3-1-1 or complete the Smoking in Public Places Online Complaint Form.  Reports can be made anonymously.

Email all Austin City Council members from a single online form here.

Use 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.

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.

Send your opinion about the Downtown Austin Community Court directly to us by completing this online Citizen Feedback form.