Burleson County, Texas

How can I...

Apply for a job
Apply for a marriage license
Apply for a septic permit
Apply for a 9 1 1 address
Pay my taxes
Renew my driver’s license?
Register my vehicle
Pay a Traffic Ticket Online?

Find a local landfill/dump
Find property information
Apply for a Floodplain Permit
Find the Veteran’s Service Officer
Register to vote
Inquire about my property’s appraised value
Obtain a copy of a birth/death certificate

Sign up for the Emergency Notifications
Make an Open Records Request
Access public records
Find civil legal information for Texans who cannot afford legal help
Clear an arrest from your records (expunge)
Get an occupational license
Register a business name (Doing Business As – Sole Proprietor or Partnership or incorporated)

Burleson Co. Government

Government

Overview
Burleson County, like all 254 counties in Texas, is considered an extension of state government. The focus of county government is judicial (civil and criminal justice, adult and juvenile probation), human services, law enforcement and jail services.

The county is also responsible for road and bridge maintenance in unincorporated areas, maintaining public records, collecting property taxes, issuing vehicle registrations and transfers, registering voters, conducting elections, and providing health and social services to indigent county residents.