Service addresses are assigned by the local addressing authority. Travis County entered into an inter-local agreement to have City of Austin Address Management Services to assign service addresses for the city proper, unincorporated Travis County, and a number of other municipalities within the county.
When new subdivisions are recorded, and after the plats have been delivered to Address Management Services, addresses are assigned to each lot. Un-subdivided parcels are assigned addresses on a case-by-case basis.
Additionally, our staff can help you verify the correct address for your property or development. You can view addressing information such as the jurisdiction, Council District, annexation history, and building/unit designators by using our Jurisdictions Web Map. Instructions on how to use the Jurisdictions Web Map are below.
ADDRESS SEARCH
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Click on the blue “I want to…” button to start an address search.
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On the pull-down, select “Find My Jurisdiction” and click on it.
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On the Address Search panel, enter the address in the "Address: " box.
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Click the Next button.
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If the address you have entered is not assigned, the map will display the nearest valid address.
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If the address you entered has been assigned, the map will show it along with the following information, listed in the Address Panel:
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Full Address and Street Name
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Jurisdiction
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Council District, if located within City of Austin
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County
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Map Grid
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Link to Property Website takes you to the Appraisal District property information
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Depending upon the location there may also be links to the Zoning Profile, Annexations, and if secondary addresses (BLDG or UNIT designators) have been added, they will also be displayed