Led by a petition from local students, the Hutto City Council voted unanimously to purchase LED basketball court lighting systems for Hutto Lake Park, Fritz Park and Hutto Community Park. The lights are expected to be installed later this year. Read on...
In honor of National Public Works Week, here are simple tips and tricks that everyone can do to help keep Hutto infrastructure secure and lighten the load on the hard-working individuals at the City of Hutto’s Department of Public Works. 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...
Williamson County election officials are canvassing the results of Hutto's recent election of a Mayor and two City Council seats. The results will be finalized and victors sworn in during a May 16 Special Called City Council meeting. Read on...
A pair of special events are being permitted for Downtown Hutto to support the local quality of life, year-round beginning in April. Hutto Farmers Market will be 3-7 pm Wednesdays, and Hutto Market Days will be 9 am - 4 pm the 3rd Saturday of the month. 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...
Park Kids Summer Camp is back and better than ever! Registration is now open for this summer camp from the City of Hutto Parks & Recreation Department for kids ages 5 to 12. But spots are limited, so sign up TODAY if interested! Read on...
After a rigorous national search and intense local interview process, the City of Hutto has chosen a highly credentialed Texan to lead the Hutto Police Department through its next chapter. Jeff Yarbrough will become Hutto Police Chief on April 18. Read on...
In many growing cities, the typical development pattern is for commercial projects to follow residential growth. Over the next five years, more than 20,000 new residents could move into Hutto—equating to thousands more potential commercial customers. Read on...
The Hutto Public Library will extend hours beginning Monday, Jan. 31. While this is exciting progress, we are asking patrons to please limit your visits to 30 minutes due to COVID-19. Click here for hours
With support from the Hutto EDC, Ovivo—a global water and wastewater treatment company—is bringing nearly 100 new jobs to Hutto. Ovivo sees Hutto as ideal to serve its growing customer base in the municipal and industrial sectors across North America. Read on...
In the City’s latest strategic move to reduce reliance on outside water sources while optimizing water costs both for the City and consumers, the City Council voted to reduce water rates for most City of Hutto water customers—among other reduced fees. Read on...
The City of Hutto infrastructure projects webpage was recently rebuilt to make it easier to find current information on major capital projects. It will be continually expanded in the coming months as construction updates become available. Read on...
Before Winter Storm Uri, resiliency was something City of Hutto staff practiced. Now, it’s something we preach. From our facilities to our power supply, Hutto staff buckled down to stay resilient through future storms—and asked the public to do the same. Read on...
World Hippo Day is Tuesday, Feb. 15, and where better to celebrate everyone's favorite semiaquatic mammal than Hutto City Hall! February is also a perfect time to take a self-guided tour of Hutto's famous concrete hippos. Read on...
The Hutto EDC (Economic Development Corporation) hosted a much-anticipated forum Dec. 10 with economic development experts and business leaders to discuss Hutto’s strategic growth and opportunities, both on a local and regional scale. Read on...
After careful consideration, the Hutto City Council has selected Isaac Turner to serve as Interim City Manager for the next several months as a national search for the City's new, long-term manager moves forward. Read on...
Hutto welcomed Matt Wojnowski as Assistant City Manager in August 2021. He brings the Hutto community over 20 years of experience in local government, primarily in the City Manager’s Office. Read on...
HBO recently began filming in Hutto a new true-crime drama “Love and Death.” From Producer Nicole Kidman and Screenwriter David E. Kelley, the show stars Elizabeth Olsen. Production will return to Hutto in the coming months. Click here to read more.
At a recent Hutto City Council meeting, City leaders read aloud a Proclamation in respectful memory of community leader Pastor Fred B. Warren Jr. of Little Ebenezer Baptist Church. His spirit was strong in the audience. Read on...
Kval Inc., a leading manufacturer of advanced door machinery, is the newest addition in a 100-acre expansion of Innovation Business Park. Kval will bring 80+ high-quality jobs to this thriving employment hub. Read on...
Economic development in the City of Hutto has been re-energized with new leadership, just as the City ramps up efforts to strategically develop key sectors and properties. To learn about the new leaders and some of the areas they will focus on, please read on...
