- Standing Order Releasing Report Made Pursuant to Article 16.22, Tex. CCP – District Courts
- Standing Order Releasing Report Made Pursuant to Article 16.22, Tex. CCP – County Courts at Law
- Joint Standing Order Concerning Certain Magistrated Complaints – Effective April 15, 2022
- Order Rescinding Revised Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Felony Cases in Travis County – Effective April 14, 2022
- Order Rescinding Revised Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Misdemeanor Cases in Travis County Courts at Law – Effective April 14, 2022
- Revised District Courts Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Certain Felony Offenses – Effective December 1, 2021
- Revised County Courts at Law Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Certain Misdemeanor Offenses – Effective December 1, 2021
- District Courts Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Certain Felony Offenses-Effective March 23, 2020
- County Courts at Law Standing Order for Personal Bonds on Certain Misdemeanor Offenses-Effective February 6, 2020
- County Courts at Law Standing Order to Indefinitely Suspend the Execution of Warrants for Certain Travis County Cases
- Standing Order on Discovery Prior to a Determination of Bail, Pretrial Release or Any Conditions Thereof (Filed with the Travis County District Clerk)
- Standing Order on Discovery Prior to a Determination of Bail, Pretrial Release or Any Conditions Thereof (Filed with the Travis County Clerk)
- District Courts Standing Order Regarding Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Article 17.027 Release on Bail for Persons Charged with Felony Offense Committed While on Bail
- County Courts at Law Standing Order Regarding Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Article 17.027 Release on Bail for Persons Charged with Felony Offense Committed While on Bail
- Amended Standing Order to Release Arrestees after County Attorney Rejects Charges
- Standing Order to Release Arrestees After County Attorney Rejects Charges
- Amended Standing Order to Release Arrestees after District Attorney Rejects Charges
- Standing Order to Release Arrestees after District Attorney Rejects Charges
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TAX RATE: TRAVIS COUNTY ADOPTED A TAX RATE THAT WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS THAN LAST YEAR’S TAX RATE. THE TAX RATE WILL EFFECTIVELY BE RAISED BY 8.7 PERCENT AND WILL RAISE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS ON A $100,000 HOME BY APPROXIMATELY $22.42.
