Travis County Judge Andy Brown

10/19/2026

Early voting in the November 3rd Midterm Election is now available at 45 locations across Travis County! Find where to vote TODAY by visiting VoteTravis.gov📍

10/15/2026

🔥 Reminder: Travis County is still under a burn ban! Even a small spark can grow into a devastating wildfire.

❌ No brush or trash burning
🚘 Do not park on dry grass
🔗 Secure trailer chains
🍔 Use caution with grills and outdoor equipment

Every action counts: https://www.traviscountytx.gov/fire-marshal/burn-ban

10/14/2026

Thanks to The Other Ones Foundation for the vision and determination that made the Esperanza project possible, and to Glimmer Austin for making this next phase possible. Great to see philanthropists investing in Travis County people. Cheers 👏

10/08/2026

What has changed because of Raising Travis County? 🍎 Two years ago, Travis County voters approved Raising Travis County, a $75 million annual investment in child care and out-of-school time programming designed to expand access to quality care for families. Join us as we celebrate this milestone and learn how our community’s investment has impacted children, youth, families, and providers! 📚

Learn more and RSVP 👉 www.traviscountytx.gov/rtc

10/07/2026

4-H Week is the GOAT 🐐😎 Travis County Commissioners Court was delighted to host young leaders from across AISD's 4-H clubs. It was fun to recognize this group along with some of their furry and feathered friends 🤠

10/01/2026

🌧️🌧️ Heavy rain is coming our way Travis County 🌧️🌧️ ! Travis County is under Flood Watch from Wednesday, September 30 evening through Friday, October 2 evening with a 3 out of 4 risk for excessive rain. Sign up for Warncentraltexas.org to receive emergency notifications straight to your phone 📲.

09/30/2026

Check out your voter registration status and learn more about the 2026 Midterm Election at VoteTravis.gov today 🗳️

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

It was an honor to celebrate the life and legacy of Cathy McHorse at Austin City Hall. A devoted wife, mother, friend and longtime affordable child care advocate, Cathy used her experience, knowledge, and deep understanding of childcare systems to help organize those around her and uplift programs like Raising Travis County. She knew the struggles working parents faced and fiercely believed in the right for children to thrive in supportive environments. Travis County misses her greatly.

09/29/2026