Hutto Community Blog

Nearly all of the City's Board and Commissions are fully staffed, with several TIRZ Boards and the Economic Development Corporation each having one vacancy. Learn more about serving here. Council received a detailed presentation on our current Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) and received updates on two projects that are currently behind schedule, as well as the steps staff is taking to get these back on track. One major road project set to begin is the widening and improve

At the center of the debate is a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for a roughly 40.7-acre property at 450 Ed Schmidt Boulevard.

If you’ve ever tried to read a city council agenda, you already know … it’s not exactly written for humans. So here’s the April 3rd Hutto City Council Meeting broken down into what actually matters for everyday residents.

Learn what the Hutto Economic Development Corporation (HEDC) does, how board members are selected, and how economic development impacts businesses and residents in Hutto, Texas.

City Council Highlights from March 12th Meeting

City Council Highlights from March 5th Meeting

Mayor Mike Snyder recently posted on Facebook about the $300 million lawsuit filed by Midway Development Group, saying he’s sorry that Hutto’s reputation is being “drug through the mud.” With that statement, many took it to mean the city will fight the lawsuit.

How to Watch Hutto City Council Meetings

February 19th City Council Meeting in Hutto