Clear explanations of Hutto’s growth, local decisions, and what they mean for residents.
Explore the timelineVoting periods, deadlines, council decisions, and longer-term plans from our reporting. Estimated dates are labeled.
The early voting period for Williamson County voters. The guide lists Hutto’s voting location, hours, and accepted identification.
Read the coverage: Early votingThe city’s adopted budget covers this fiscal year. Read how property taxes, city services, and infrastructure spending fit together.
Read the coverage: Fiscal year 2027 budget in effectFor eligible mail voters, the election office must receive the application by this date. This is not the completed ballot’s return deadline.
Read the coverage: Ballot-by-mail application deadlineHutto city voters decide whether to authorize $48 million in bonds for a new Justice Center. Check the voter guide for other election information.
Read the coverage: Election Day: Justice Center Proposition AThe city’s posted substantial completion target for Phase I. Some tasks may remain, and the schedule may change.
Read the coverage: Legends drainage: main work ready for useThe city’s posted target for remaining Phase I work. This phase does not cover every neighborhood ditch, and the schedule may change.
Read the coverage: Legends drainage: final completionMarch 2027 · Staff estimate
Staff expect repairs to finish in March. Dates for final testing, city approval, and the start of service were not given.
Read the coverage: Southeast Loop sewer repair completion target2029 · Estimated, if the bond passes
The city projects completion in 2029 if voters approve the bond. This is an estimate, not a guaranteed opening date.
Read the coverage: Proposed Justice Center completionDate not announced
Station 1 planning is moving forward. Funding options and the full annual operating cost remain under discussion.
Read the coverage: City-run fire station openingMulti-year plans
The project’s announced jobs and investment extend over multiple years. Read the reporting for the stated commitments and uncertainties.
Read the coverage: Blue Origin campus and hiringCouncil approved the replacement code 7–0 and preserved the wider zoning notice requirement.
Read the coverage: Council approves the development codeCouncil directed staff to develop funding options and proceed with Station 1. The full funding plan remains unsettled.
Read the coverage: Council advances city fire station plansThe company announced its Hutto campus plans. Investment and job figures are projections, not completed results.
Read the coverage: Blue Origin selects HuttoThe article explains the project, rezoning, and concerns raised during the council discussion.
Read the coverage: Council discusses the Skybox data center projectStaff described pipe that had risen out of position and a delay to planned sewer capacity for the Megasite and surrounding areas.
Read the coverage: Council hears Southeast Loop sewer repair updateStaff reported AT&T, gas, and waterline issues. The update did not establish a new completion date or confirm that all issues were resolved.
Read the coverage: Council hears Legends drainage utility updateThe posted Phase I drainage schedule, August contract changes, and utility issues reported October 1, with links to project records.
Read the articleEarly voting hours, Hutto polling locations, accepted identification, and how to find the ballot for your address.
Read the articleCouncil approved the development code 7–0 and preserved the wider zoning notice requirement. Read the October 16 update and original October 13 explainer.
Read the articleHutto’s FY 2027 budget, property taxes, city services, and planned infrastructure investments.
Read the articleA closer look at the October 1 Council discussion, the 140-acre rezoning, cooling systems, jobs, and what comes next.
Read the articleWhy part of the Southeast Loop sewer pipeline needs repairs, the March 2027 repair target, and what the records say about service and costs.
Read the articleCouncil directed staff to proceed with Station 1. Preliminary startup costs, yearly expenses, and proposed sales-tax sharing changes leave funding questions open.
Read the articleThe proposed facility, estimated homeowner tax impact, project costs, and the November 3 vote.
Read the articleJobs, investment, tax incentives, traffic, and what a new space-technology campus could mean for residents.
Read the articleHow Hutto’s tax abatements, refunds, grants, and fee reductions work, with local agreement examples and questions residents can use to evaluate a deal.
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