The City's new long-range Comprehensive Plan, called Hutto SOAR 2040, has been drafted after a year of data collection, analysis and conversation. Before it goes to the City Council, the public has another opportunity to help shape it! Read on...
Hutto’s efforts to raise retailers’ awareness of hippo nation is paying off, with one major entertainment venue expected to be announced before Christmas and another in talks with Hutto leaders. Attracting family entertainment options is a City priority. Read on...
Hutto Police Chief Jeffrey Yarbrough was recently recognized by his alma mater, Texas A&M University, for his outstanding contributions and leadership, highlighting the experience and dedication of Hutto’s public service leaders. Read on...
Holidays in Hutto returns this winter with four festive events. The fun begins with Shop Small Saturday and the Downtown Tree Lighting on Nov. 26, followed by the sold-out Santa Claus Crawl on Dec. 3. Finally, the Downtown Christmas Fair is on Dec. 10. Read on...
The City is headed back to the table this month to negotiate new terms and more controls over the much anticipated Hutto Co-Op District development, which will be home to a Jack Allen's Kitchen as confirmed during a public work session Nov. 3. Read on...
Money Magazine economic analysts have chosen the City of Hutto as the only Texas city to make their 2022-23 list of the Top Places to Live in the US. Read on...
The Hutto City Council recognized National Customer Service Week at the Oct. 6, 2022 Council meeting. City Manager Earp emphasized that everyone who wears a Hutto logo or badge and engages directly with the public is in the business of customer service. Read on...
The City of Hutto is making solid progress on several Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) projects, including roads, sidewalks, drainage, and wastewater systems. In addition, CIP communications will ramp up soon with a new online dashboard. Read on...
After months of research and development, the Hutto City Council voted on Sept. 15 to adopt the City’s annual budget for Fiscal Year 2023 and the corresponding tax rate. Read on...
The Hutto Police Department continues to lead the way with innovative outreach, now offering local facilities a variety of services designed to increase citizen preparedness for major safety situations such as active shooters, fires, and severe weather. Read on...
Skybox Datacenters and Prologis Inc. have partnered together to purchase over 220 acres of land in the Hutto Megasite, with plans to build a world-class campus of data centers. The property is located south of US Highway 79 in far eastern Hutto. Read on...
The Hutto Parks & Recreation Department has been hard at work this summer upgrading parks around town, with more improvements scheduled for this fall and winter. Read on...
The City of Hutto is proud to partner with Hutto ISD to launch #HippoNationFriday, a new initiative urging the entire Hutto community to wear orange every Friday to show your support of Hippo Nation! Read on...
The Hutto City Council approved a traffic plan for the Durango Farms and Old Town neighborhoods that will add three traffic circles to the area and ultimately allow for the gates along Main Street and East Street to be opened for traffic. Read on...
The City of Hutto will start a sidewalk construction project this month along Little Lake Road and Estate Drive in the Lakeside Estates neighborhood. Weather permitting, the project will begin Sept. 19 near CR 138 and is expected to finish on Dec. 19. Read on...
Kristi Barnes, community outreach and programs manager with the City of Hutto, recently earned a Certified Tourism Executive designation from Travel & Tourism College, a program of the Texas Travel Association. Read on...
Matt Wojnowski, assistant city manager of the City of Hutto, has earned a prestigious national designation that will further enhance his ability to lead Hutto staff and serve Hutto taxpayers. He is now a "Credentialed Manager" through the ICMA. Read on...
The City of Hutto is honoring the hardworking individuals of the Parks & Recreation Department during National Parks & Recreation Month. This year’s theme is “We Rise Up,” highlighting the ways Hutto is stronger because of dedicated staff and volunteers. Read on...
The story of a city is perhaps best told through its annual budget. The City of Hutto has proposed a $40.2 million annual operating budget for FY2023. Like the chapters of a novel, the City breaks down the budget book for you here! Read on...
Following a nationwide search and local public input process, the Hutto City Council has enthusiastically voted to select James Earp as the new city manager. He starts at Hutto City Hall on August 3. Read on...
The Hutto Economic Development Corporation is hard at work analyzing market trends and meeting with key stakeholders to effectively and efficiently manage the rapidly growing retail environment around the City. Read on...
A collaboration between the City of Hutto and Hutto Fire Rescue has resulted an ISO upgrade. Our new Class 1/1Y insurance rating will save businesses and residents on insurance premiums, keep the community safer, and foster economic development. Read on...
The City of Hutto is home to countless small businesses each playing a valuable role in our quality of life. From May 3 to 14 for National Small Business Week, the City celebrates the strength and resolve of local entrepreneurs in a new Instagram series. Read on...
