Windsor Hills Neighborhood Association

08/25/2026

The Windsor Hills Neighborhood Association is proud to support the 2026 Austin Parks & Libraries Bonds!

These bonds will invest in the parks, libraries, and community spaces that make Austin a better place to live—and they include an important investment right here in our neighborhood: a new senior wing at the Gus Garcia Recreation Center.

This is a great opportunity to strengthen our community today while investing in its future, and we encourage our Windsor Hills neighbors to vote YES on Tuesday, November 3rd.

08/21/2026

Thank you to Mayor Pro Tem José "Chito" Vela, Commander Reed, Exowatt, Austin ISD, Austin Code, and all our Windsor Hills neighbors who joined us last night for our Neighborhood Association meeting. We appreciate everyone who took the time to show up, ask questions, and stay engaged. Your partnership helps keep Windsor Hills informed, connected, and moving forward together, and we're grateful for the continued collaboration across our community and city partners.

08/19/2026

Be sure to join us!

08/17/2026

Changes to 311 service hours.

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Austin 311 will soon limit staff phone lines from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily under a one-year pilot program.

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08/05/2026

Austin City Council signs off on $295 million bond proposal for parks and libraries

Austin voters could see the bond propositions on the ballot this November.

08/04/2026

‘It’s a total mess’: Burnet Rd, US 183 construction zone faces complaints

The City of Austin is upgrading a five-mile stretch of Burnet Road through 2028, a project funded by the 2016 Mobility Bond that aims to improve infrastructure despite current driver confusion over…

08/04/2026

🌟 Windsor Hills Business Spotlight 🌟

This month we're proud to recognize Ken's Subs Tacos & More as the first business featured in our Windsor Hills Neighborhood Business Spotlight!

Located at 9408 Dessau Rd., Ken's has been serving up great food while supporting our community for years. Local businesses like Ken's help make Windsor Hills a stronger, more connected neighborhood, and we're grateful to have them as part of our community.

The next time you're looking for breakfast or lunch, stop by, say hello, and support a neighborhood favorite. Thank you, Ken's, for being an important part of what makes Windsor Hills such a great place to live!

💚 Shop local. Eat local. Support local. Strong Roots. Strong Community.

07/31/2026

Join community leaders, emergency managers, firefighters, utility representatives, public health officials, and wildfire experts for the 2026 City of Austin Wildfire Symposium. Learn how Austin and Travis County are preparing for wildfire, discover what residents can do to protect their homes and neighborhoods, and participate in collaborative problem-solving sessions to help shape the region's future wildfire preparedness efforts. Open to the public. Registration is free but required.

Join community leaders, emergency managers, firefighters, utility representatives, public health officials, and wildfire experts for the 2026 City of Austin…

07/30/2026

NOTICE: Austin Energy will be working in the Windsor Hills Neighborhood, pruning, and if necessary, removing potentially hazardous trees from near the high-voltage electric transmission lines.

This work along the transmission lines is routine, scheduled, vegetation maintenance. As a courtesy, we are notifying the appropriate neighborhood associations to provide information related to this work.

These transmission lines are critical links in moving electricity from Austin Energy power plants to our substations, and ultimately into our neighborhood.

Austin Energy transmission lines can be identified as the high-voltage electric cables on the tall metal or wooden poles, well above the familiar electric lines on standard utility poles that distribute electricity throughout your neighborhood to individual homes and businesses.

Only a limited number of properties, located along the transmission line(s) and easements in your neighborhood, may be affected. Work planners will evaluate each property to determine if tree work is necessary, and if work is required, they will make every effort to contact each property owner to discuss the proposed work. Austin Energy Contract notifiers and Austin Energy staff will work with each property owner to outline the work to be performed on their property. The property owner will receive a written Vegetation Work Plan (VWP) documenting the proposed work near the transmission lines on their property.

Federal and State regulations and the National Electric Safety Code require Austin Energy to maintain our transmission lines in a manner to ensure safe and reliable operation of these high-voltage lines. All tree work will be performed by Asplundh Tree, under supervision of Certified Arborists from Austin Energy and Asplundh. Our intent is to maintain the high-voltage transmission facilities in a responsible manner to maintain a safe and reliable transmission system.

If you have any questions about the proposed tree work, contact Jarrid Hohensee @ 512-505-7291.

02/21/2026

Thank you to Mayor Pro Tem José "Chito" Vela, APD Commander Reed and representatives, and Moses Rodriguez from Austin Code for joining our first WHNA meeting of 2026. We’re grateful for your time, your updates, and your willingness to engage directly with our community.

And a huge thank‑you to all our Windsor Hills neighbors who came out, asked thoughtful questions, and helped make it a truly productive conversation. Meetings like this remind us why our neighborhood is strong — we show up, we listen, and we work together to keep Windsor Hills safe and thriving.