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Austin residents helped redraw the city council district boundaries.
Background
Austin has a process for residents to redraw the boundaries of the council districts every ten years. The boundaries of the council districts greatly impact Austin’s government and will shape how residents are represented for the next decade.
Public involvement
The 14 member Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) redrew the 10 City Council Districts based on 2020 Census data and three rounds of public input. First, twelve public forums were held in the ten City Council Districts to gather the first round of public input from July - August 2021. Second, five forums were held in the four Travis County Precincts from September - October 2021 to gather a second round of public input. Finally, citizens had three more opportunities to view and provide input on the final draft of the map before the ICRC voted to certify the map in October.
See the maps
Visit the widget "2021 Austin City Council District Maps" on right side of this page on your laptop and at the bottom of the page on your cell phone to download the final map for free.
Learn the process
Visit the city of Austin website here to read the ICRC's final report which explains the process of drafting the map in detail or download the final report by visiting the widget on this page "ICRC Final Report."
Contact Us
Email or write the ICRC at icrc.commissioners@austintexas.gov or Housing and Planning Department, Attn: ICRC, P.O. Box 1088, Austin, Texas 78767.
Recordings of all other commission meetings and forums may be accessed on ATXN.
Austin residents helped redraw the city council district boundaries.
Background
Austin has a process for residents to redraw the boundaries of the council districts every ten years. The boundaries of the council districts greatly impact Austin’s government and will shape how residents are represented for the next decade.
Public involvement
The 14 member Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) redrew the 10 City Council Districts based on 2020 Census data and three rounds of public input. First, twelve public forums were held in the ten City Council Districts to gather the first round of public input from July - August 2021. Second, five forums were held in the four Travis County Precincts from September - October 2021 to gather a second round of public input. Finally, citizens had three more opportunities to view and provide input on the final draft of the map before the ICRC voted to certify the map in October.
See the maps
Visit the widget "2021 Austin City Council District Maps" on right side of this page on your laptop and at the bottom of the page on your cell phone to download the final map for free.
Learn the process
Visit the city of Austin website here to read the ICRC's final report which explains the process of drafting the map in detail or download the final report by visiting the widget on this page "ICRC Final Report."
Contact Us
Email or write the ICRC at icrc.commissioners@austintexas.gov or Housing and Planning Department, Attn: ICRC, P.O. Box 1088, Austin, Texas 78767.
Shape Austin's Future - Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission has finished this stage
The process launched on June 1, 2020.
Accepting Applications
Shape Austin's Future - Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission has finished this stage
We are accepting applications for the Applicant Review Panel through September 1 and for the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission through September 30.
Shape Austin's Future - Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission has finished this stage
We will randomly select 3 applicants to serve on the Applicant Review Panel on October 1.
Selecting Commission Members
Shape Austin's Future - Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission has finished this stage
The Applicant Review Panel will select the 60 most qualified Commission applicants. The final 14 commissioners will be selected from this qualified pool. Learn more about the process for selecting the 14 commissioners here.
Redrawing Boundaries
Shape Austin's Future - Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission is currently at this stage
The 14 selected commissioners will gather public input and adopt a final plan for the district boundaries. March 2021 through November 2021. New districts in effect for the 2022 election.