The 2026 County Technology Conference is essential to empowering your county with information about technology and resources. It will offer attendees critical information about the biggest tech and cybersecurity issues facing counties today. The conference will also offer opportunities for you to meet with your county colleagues and learn how other counties tackle technology risks and challenges.
Join us in person or online as we continue to explore new ways to share important information with you and your county.
Registration will open at 9 a.m. on March 2.
What is a hybrid event?
You can attend this conference in person at the Renaissance Austin Hotel or virtually through an online portal.
Registration Fees
| Registration Type | Early Bird | After Oct. 6 |
|---|---|---|
| In-Person County Official or Staff Member | $275 | $325 |
| Virtual Registration | $200 | $250 |
| City, School or Special District Registration | $305 | $355 |
| All Access Pass (in-person & virtual access) | $375 | $425 |
| Corporate Registration: 3rd Party IT Provider Under Contract – limit to one corporate registration per conference attendee | $500 | $550 |
NOTE: In-person participants must register by Sept. 6 to receive a conference giveaway.
In-person registration fee does not include access to the virtual platform.
Please make checks payable to the Texas Association of Counties.
Virtual Registration
Virtual attendees will receive a personalized participation link via email a few days before the conference starts.
Note: Event confirmation emails will come from Events@Accelevents.com to the email address that was used to register for the event.
How to access the virtual event platform
Conference attendees will need to access the internet and use a browser to log in and join the event virtually. Though almost all internet browsers (Google Chrome, Firefox, etc.) should allow you to access the event, we've found that it works most smoothly in Google Chrome. Internet Explorer is not a supported browser for the event.
Google Chrome is a free download; however, some county information technology departments may require county staff to get approval before downloading new software.
Special Services
If you need ADA accommodations, please contact Rachel Kucera or Nino Miranda at (800) 456‑5974.