Travis County
Travis County is located in central Texas and has a population of 1,363,767 according to the 2025 U.S. Census Estimate. Travis County is the fifth most populated county in Texas and is made up of 22 municipalities with Austin being the county seat.
1363767
POPULATION
1023
SQUARE MILES
22
MUNICIPAL JURISDICTIONS
AUSTIN
COUNTY SEAT
Travis County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) provides for the safety of Travis County residents through emergency preparedness and response. OEM serves as the coordinating point for disaster preparedness, mitigation, as well as response and recovery capabilities for Travis County, in cooperation with the county’s various municipal governments, Emergency Service Districts, and nonprofit and volunteer first response organizations.
Travis County uses the CAPCOG Regional Notification System to notify residents about specific emergencies. Cellphone users must register at WarnCentralTexas.org to receive the notification system’s messages by phone, email and text. Countywide major emergency information is posted on Facebook at www.facebook.com/traviscountyemergencyservices and on X at twitter.com/TravisCountyES.
If you require emergency assistance, call 911. Do not post emergency requests or send emergency messages to County social media accounts.
Get Connected
- Travis County
www.traviscountytx.gov - Travis County OEM
www.traviscountytx.gov/emergency-services
- Austin County Emergency Services
@TravisCountyES
- Austin-Travis County EMS
@ATCEMS - Travis County Sheriff’s Office
@TravisCoSheriff - STAR Flight for Travis County
@Star_Flight_TC
Travis County Municipal Jurisdictions/Cities
- Austin
- Bee Cave
- Cedar Park (partly in Williamson County)
- Creedmoor
- Elgin
- Jonestown
- Lago Vista
- Lakeway
- Leander
- Manor
- Mustang Ridge
- Pflugerville (partly in Williamson County)
- Point Venture
- Rollingwood
- Round Rock (partly in Williamson County)
- San Leanna
- Sunset Valley
- Village of Briarcliff
- Village of the Hills
- Volente
- Webberville
- West Lake Hills