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After laying off 48 employees, City of Hutto commits to improved financial transparency

After laying off 48 employees, City of Hutto commits to improved financial transparency
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Local Residents Up In Arms Over Deadmau5 Drive-In Noise Levels

We’re used to hearing local residents complain about noise from nearby festivals Electric Forest, Middlelands, the list goes on. Promoters are often careful when choosing where to throw an event because these complaints are not uncommon. Still, residents of Hutto in Texas, near to where Deadmau5 performed a drive-in show at the Brushy Creek Ampitheatre last Friday, Jan 8, were not pleased. “We were in the living room and you could clearly hear the music,” said Kelly Verootis, who has lived in Hutto for eight years. “It’s disheartening. They said that after the last one that they would do their best to mitigate the sound experience for the neighboring communities. But it felt like it was worse.”

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Former city manager files lawsuit against Hutto over separation terms

A former Hutto city manager has filed a federal lawsuit against the city, saying he was racially discriminated against when the City Council voided his $412,000 separation agreement last week. Odis Jones, who is Black, also alleged in the suit that some council members tried to blackmail him out of receiving severance payments by threatening to leak information about an employee s complaint against him. The employee s complaint was found to be without merit, the lawsuit said. Spokeswoman Stacy Schmitt said the city does not comment about pending litigation. Council members Mike Snyder and Tanner Rose and City Manager Warren Hutmacher were also named in the suit.

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