The Community Registry is a database of self-registered neighborhood associations and other community organizations, maintained by the City of Austin Neighborhood Assistance Center in the Development Services Department. The Community Registry is an important communication tool for neighborhoods and other development-interested groups to be notified of land use issues relating to their area. Organizations registered in the Community Registry are encouraged to update their record at least once every two years.
Modified Operations:
We Are Ready To Serve You.
Following the March 24, 2020, Order by the City of Austin and Travis County to “Stay Home, Work Safe”, we have discontinued all in-person customer services at the One Texas Center facility. Most of our services are available by phone, video conference, email, and our online portal, Austin Build + Connect (AB+C). For information on our modified services, please visit our DSD-COVID-19 page.
- Register a new group
- Update an existing group (Including changes to contact information, leadership, boundaries, meeting schedule, etc.)
- Search Community Registry database
- View Maps of existing Community Registry listings
Before you register:
- Decide who in your group will receive communications and notifications from the city (this will be your primary contact)
- Define the boundaries of your association's area of representation (it must be an enclosed area).
Community Registry Data Online
Non-confidential data from the Community Registry is available on the Austin Data Portal as a service to the community. Putting public Community Registry data online allows it to be easily accessed by community members, students, mobile application developers and others. The registry linked below, containing Community Registry names, group-provided membership counts, and primary contact information, was created with data available on the Open Data Portal:
