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As Hutto continues to grow, police data shows improvements in several crime and traffic safety measures, according to the department’s most recent quarterly report to City Council. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)

Police report shows crime declines in Hutto

By Manuel Holguin Jr.

Hutto police reported declines in vehicle burglaries and traffic accidents in their latest quarterly update, even as calls for service increased with city growth.

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