Updated 7:32 a.m.
Proposition A in Hutto, which would have funded a new Justice Center, did not pass, according to unofficial results.
With all Williamson County precincts reporting, vote totals from Nov. 3 election show 71.3% were against the proposition.
Posted Nov. 3
Unofficial early voting results show about 70% of Hutto voters are not in favor of Proposition A, a $48 million bond to replace the city’s current police facility.
In a nutshell
Early voting results for Williamson County were reported shortly after 7 p.m., representing ballots cast Oct. 19-30.
Voting data show 29.21% of early voters were for the proposition, while 70.79% of early voters were against it.
The bond would fund a new justice center with a 45,360-square-foot police headquarters, a secondary support building and infrastructure needed to access the site off of Limmer Loop.
If it passes, the proposition would result in an estimated tax increase of about $45 annually per $100,000 of appraised property value, according to the city. For a home at Hutto’s median value of $335,073, that comes to $16.15 per month or $193.79 per year.
Stay tuned
Community Impact will update this article as more Election Day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
