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Special Events & Permits in Pflugerville, TX (2026)

2 verified special events & permits rules for Pflugerville, Texas, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Block Party Permits

Closing a Pflugerville street or throwing a block party means pulling a city Special Event Permit. Any organized activity using or impacting a public street, sidewalk, or property triggers the requirement, filed with a $50 fee at least 90 days ahead.

Pflugerville Block Party or Street Closure Needs Special Event Permit

Significant Restrictions

City of Pflugerville Special Events Application — Special Event Permit policy (Parks & Recreation)

In general, any organized activity requesting city services or involving the use of, or having impact on public property, public facilities, sidewalks, or street requires a special event permit. ... A completed application must be filed at least ninety days (90) days prior to the event. The application fee is $50 and is required at the time of review.

Parade Permits

An outdoor special event or parade in Pflugerville must obtain a Temporary Use Permit whenever it blocks a public right-of-way or requires city services like street closures, barricades, traffic control, or special police. Self-contained on-site events under 72 hours need no permit.

Pflugerville Special Events: Temporary Use Permit for Street Closures

Some Restrictions

Unified Development Code Sec. 4.7.2(J)(3), Temporary Uses, Structures, and Permits (Ord. 1436-20-03-10)

A Special Event shall require a Temporary Use Permit if such event a. Will be conducted primarily outdoors; and b. Interferes with the safe and orderly movement of pedestrian or vehicular travel within public rights-of-way near the site and on-site; or c. Requires special city services, including but not limited to, street closure, provisions of barricades, traffic control, special parking arra...

Looking for Travis County county-wide rules?

County ordinances apply to unincorporated areas and may supplement Pflugerville city rules.

Special Events & Permits in Travis County