Learn more about what's going on with the Hutto Police Department and City Council, from a new tool loan program to the city's ratified tax rate.

Hutto Police Department launches new tool loan program

The Hutto Police Department launched a Tool Loan Program this week, allowing residents to borrow common yard and home tools for free.

The gist

Hutto residents can borrow tools for up to three days to help with home maintenance and code compliance. Tools include lawn mowers, leaf blowers, pressure washers, hedge trimmers, edgers, branch trimmers and drills.


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Hutto City Council adopts budget, ratifies tax rate for 2025-26 financial year

Hutto officials ratified a property tax rate for the upcoming financial year Sept. 4.

This comes as the new financial year is set to begin Oct. 1.


What you need to know

City staff proposed a total tax rate of $0.385928 per $100 of valuation, made up of a $0.252808 per $100 maintenance and operations rate to generate revenue for the general fund, and a $0.13312 per $100 rate to fund debt payments, such as bonds.

Learn more about the new tax rate.

Hutto Police Department facility to undergo renovation


Hutto Police Department facilities will soon undergo renovations while awaiting new, larger headquarters, after City Council approved a $17,500 carpentry contract with OMEDA Industries on Aug. 7.

The gist

Renovations will split one existing office into two functional rooms. Project details include a new interior partition wall, door relocation and installation, electrical work and the relocation of two air vents.

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