Electrical and trash/recycling service provider for the neighborhood.

To report an outage, text “OUTAGE” to 25022 or call 888-883-3379.

Water and additional trash/recycling service provider for the neighborhood.

Stay up to date on the latest drought-related watering restrictions or report a water service related emergency during working hours (512-266-1111) or after hours (512-537-8302).

Schedule a Firewise safety inspection for your property to help assess potential wildfire risks and make safety improvements by emailing wildfire@ltfr.org. Being surrounded by many trees, Comanche Trail is a particularly at-risk neighborhood.

5939 Comanche Trail
Austin, Texas 78732

Fire Station 604 located at 5939 Comanche Trail services Steiner Ranch, Comanche Trail, and Marshall Ford areas.

City services such as animal control, building permits, and public safety.

Dial 3-1-1 on your phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to speak to a city ambassador about any question or issue you may have regarding City of Austin departments or services.

Government body responsible for court and legal matters, vehicle registration, parks, animal control, as well as transportation, roadways, natural resources management, and more.

To request maintenance work on our neighborhood roads such as pothole filling or obstruction and debris removal, email tnr.roads@traviscountytx.gov

Agency responsible for property tax assessment and payment for our neighborhood.

Governing body which, like City of Austin, oversees development permits in our local area and neighborhood due to our proximity to Lake Travis.

A division of City of Austin services.

Dial 9-1-1 in case of emergency.

Two of the three parks located in our neighborhood are managed by the county (Bob Wentz and Hippy Hollow). The third, Windy Point Park, is privately owned and operated.

To make sure an STR property has an operating license, click the button below.

Once on the website, at the top click “Permits By Address”

Start typing the address, then click on the auto-populated address.

Once there, click the tab “Other Permits.”

If you believe an STR property is violating local health or safety codes, click the button below. You can do it online or anonymously by phone (dial 311).

Once on the website, select “Request Service”

Scroll using arrows at bottom to page 20. Click “Short-Term/Vacation Rentals.”

Fill in details. It helps to have the online listing of the STR property if the property owner is running the business without a license. Listings can be found on Airbnb/VRBO by searching “Comanche Trail.”

Go here to find exact address:

https://traviscad.org/propertysearch

Read through City of Austin’s municipal codes.