Facilities Management
Travis County FMD takes building projects from conception through planning, design, and construction with inspired creative solutions for high quality facilities. FMD integrates sustainable practices into the design, construction and operation of our facilities. |
The Travis County Facilities Management Department (FMD) manages and provides professional services for project management, planning, design, construction, maintenance, operations and leases to meet economic and functional needs of Travis County. ![]() ![]() |
FMD currently manages operations of facilities totaling 2,214,681 square feet and includes 65 buildings. For details visit the Travis County Facilities list. |
FMD projects encompass a full spectrum of building types:
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FMD works closely with other county departments to develop master plans for our larger facilities complexes to carefully plan for the growth of Travis County: |
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Central CampusCourts and general government functions in downtown Austin. Strategic needs assessment and facilities master plan study currently in progress. Visit the Central Campus Plan website for more details and supporting documentation. |
North CampusSelected general government and other functions with high visitor traffic are located at Airport Blvd and 53rd Street, including:
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South CampusGardner Betts Juvenile Justice Center, located on South Congress, and several other county-owned facilities in the area provide a mix of family justice and other special services. |
Travis County Correctional ComplexThe county's adult detention complex is located in Del Valle, which is southeast of Austin. This complex recently constructed a $70 million facility that adds 1384 beds to keep pace with current needs. |
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East Service CenterTravis County East Service Center is a 40 acre complex serving the Road & Bridge Division of Travis County Transportation & Natural Resources Departments. Located off East FM 969 & Blue Bluff Lane, this complex includes an administration building, a community meeting room, print shop, warehouse, fleet services with a wash building and a covered parking structure. |
Richard E. Scott BuildingTravis County dedicated the Richard E. Scott Building on April 21, 2011.This beautiful, modern building located at 4717 Heflin Lane houses the offices of the Justice of the Peace and the Constable for Precinct One. The Richard E. Scott Building is the first county facility to be built according to the guidelines of the Travis County's Green Building Policy. Precinct One Building Fact Sheet
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Ray Martinez BuildingThe Ray Martinez Building is in Precinct 4 at 4011 McKinney Falls Parkway. The Justice of the Peace for Travis County Precinct Four offices and courtroom are located in the building. The Constable for Precinct Four, a satellite tax office, and the South Unit of the Community Supervision & Corrections Department are also at this location. |
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The 62,000 square foot building was designed by a joint-venture of the architectural firms Morales Associates and The Barr Company. Construction was completed in 2003. |
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SMART FacilityThe new SMART residential treatment center was dedicated in November 2011. The Del Valle location includes a 9 dormitory room, 72 bed capacity resident wing and an administrative office wing. The facility has been designed to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver Certification as set out by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
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Contact InformationFor more information on County facilities or current projects contact: |
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 1:37 PM












