Special Events & Permits in Travis County, TX (2026)
2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 2 cities in Travis County, Texas.
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Park Event Permits
Anyone wanting to hold a special event, or to film or photograph commercially, in a Travis County park must apply at least 14 days in advance and get approval from the Parks Director, who can deny a request over safety concerns or bar events after the park's normal closing time.
Special Event Permits for Travis County Parks
Some RestrictionsTravis County Code § 232.028
Unless waived by the Parks Director (or designee), special events shall only be considered after submission of a substantially complete application. Applications must be submitted no less than fourteen (14) days from commencement of the event. No event shall be approved or permitted if the safety of persons or property is reasonably in question as determined by the Parks Assistant Director of P...
Parade Permits
Groups wanting to hold a rally, picket line, or other pre-coordinated speech event on Travis County property must file a written notice at least five days ahead with the Facilities Management Department, using a preprinted form, and wait for approval before gathering.
Notice Required for Assemblies on County Land
Some RestrictionsTravis County Code § 171.005
Prior Notice and Request to Conduct Pre-coordinated Speech Activities. In order to protect and ensure public safety, an individual or group wishing to conduct Pre-coordinated Speech Activities in a Public Area located on County premises shall submit written notice during County Business Hours to the Director of the Travis County Facilities Management Department... Notice must be delivered at le...
Special Events & Permits by City in Travis County
2 cities in Travis County have their own special events & permits rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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