Online speaker registration will be closed 90 minutes before the start of a meeting.
If the form does not appear below, the deadline has passed to submit your registration.

If you plan on providing public comment in person, please complete a physical speaker registration form at the meeting’s location prior to the start of the event.

  • Travis Central Appraisal District

  • Speaker Registration Form

    If a citizen would like to provide public comment on any item, they must fill out this form and provide the required information. During the meeting, your microphone will be muted. When the Board Chairman calls on you for citizen communication, your microphone will be unmuted. In order for District staff to know who to unmute, you must provide your phone number if joining the meeting by phone and/or your full name if joining the meeting by computer.

  • Speaker registration will be closed at 10:00 a.m. the day of the meeting.

  • Speakers may sign up for any number of items and will be given three minutes to address the Board, unless one of the exceptions to the time limit rule adopted by the Board applies.

  • In order to address the board of directors, you must provide the phone number that you will call into the conference call with. Without this information, the District cannot unmute your line for your to address the board.
  • Please provide your email address to receive instructions regarding how to connect to the meeting.
  • Use the options below to specify what item you wish to speak on.
    The “Citizen Communication” item is an opportunity for the public to address the Board on a subject within the Board’s jurisdiction that is not listed as a separate item on the Board’s meeting agenda. To be eligible to speak to the Board, persons must complete a Speaker Registration Form and submit it to the Board’s presiding officer before the meeting begins. State law does not allow the Board to deliberate on any item that is not listed on its agenda, and limits any Board action to making a statement of fact or policy about the topic; or direct that the topic be placed on a future agenda. The Board’s presiding officer limit the time allotted to each speaker to three minutes.
    Persons wishing to address the Board on an item that is listed on the agenda may do so when that item is considered by the Board.