Brandy McCool

Name: Brandy McCool for Hutto City Council Place 1
Address: Hutto, TX, 78634, US
Telephone: (512) 843‑0959

For Hutto City Council Place 1 · May 2, 2026

"A neighbor you can count on. A voice you can trust."

Hutto is Home.
Let’s Lead It Well.

I moved to Hutto because of the small‑town warmth, the incredible school spirit, and the kind of neighborhood where kids can still play outside until the streetlights come on. This city has given my family so much — and I'm running for City Council Place 1 to make sure Hutto keeps working for the families already here as we continue to grow.

As your council member, I’ll bring a calm, prepared, and professional voice to the dais — focused on streets, services, safety, and opportunity — while respecting the values that make Hippo Nation special.

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Meet Brandy

I've called Hutto home since 2019. I've watched this city transform — new neighborhoods popping up, more cars on CR 138, a water bill that keeps climbing, and familiar faces from the softball dugout and school pick‑up lines talking about the same things: “The traffic is getting unbearable.” “Did you see the water bill this month?”

I'm not a politician. I'm a mom, a neighbor, and a community member who believes the best decisions get made when real people — not just developers and contractors — have a seat at the table. I'll show up, listen, do my homework, and always vote with Hutto's families in mind.

“I don't want Hutto to lose the heart that made us fall in love with it. That's why I'm running.”

Our Hutto

Hutto is one of the most vibrant, fastest‑growing, and most diverse cities in Williamson County. Our community is rich with stories from families who've been here for generations and newcomers who drove through downtown, saw the Hippo, and said — “This is it.”

~46K

Neighbors and growing

32%

Hispanic / Latino community

11%

Black or African American

74%

Say traffic is top issue

79%

Feel growth is too fast

Our neighbors work hard, cheer loud at Hippo games, volunteer at the Food Pantry, coach little league, and show up for each other. They deserve a City Council member who shows up just as hard for them.

Issues That Matter

These are the real conversations happening at the soccer field, the Farmers Market, and school drop‑off.

Fixing Traffic & Roads

Only 1 in 10 Hutto residents is satisfied with traffic on major roads. Brandy will push for real timelines, funded projects, and a rule that no new subdivision gets approved without a proven plan for the roads that come with it.

Community & Belonging

Hutto is beautifully diverse — and that's one of its greatest strengths. Brandy will make sure City Hall feels as welcoming as your favorite taco truck on a Friday night.

Fair Water & Utility Costs

Your water bill went up again — and you deserve to know exactly why and what's being done about it. Brandy believes growth should pay for growth, not the families already here.

Public Safety

As our city grows, so does the need for well‑resourced first responders and safe neighborhoods. Brandy will stand up for competitive pay, proper staffing, and equipment for Hutto's police and fire teams.

Responsible Growth

The 250‑acre Cottonwood Tract has been stuck in limbo for years — failed deals, lawsuits, and broken promises. Hutto deserves better. Brandy will push for community‑led planning, not backroom negotiations.

Parks & Quality of Life

A great city isn't just roads and utilities — it's the park where your kids play, the trail where you take the dog, and the little league field packed on a Saturday. Brandy will protect and expand the spaces that make Hutto worth living in.

Education & Dual Credit

Did you know your student can earn college credit — or even a full associate's degree — before graduating from Hutto High School, right here in our own backyard?

At the East Williamson County Higher Education Center (EWCHEC) on Innovation Blvd, Texas State Technical College (TSTC) and Temple College offer dual credit and Early College High School programs in cybersecurity, welding, HVAC, robotics, advanced manufacturing, and core academics.

High‑Tech Pathways

Industry‑ready skills in fields like cybersecurity and networking.

Skilled Trades

High‑demand careers in welding, HVAC, and industrial systems.

Core College Credit

English, History, Math, and Science that count toward a degree.

Dual credit courses can be low‑cost or even free for qualifying students. Brandy will make sure every Hutto family knows these opportunities exist.

Events & Key Dates

"Coffee with Brandy" Meetups: Ongoing — host one in your neighborhood.

Hutto Power Breakfast: April 9 | 8:00–9:30 AM

Hutto Crawfish Festival: April 11, 2026 - Come say Hi!

HCW City Council Candidate Forum: April 18, 2026 - 10 am - Christ the Rock Church

Early Voting: April 20-28, 2026

Election Day: May 2, 2026 | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Get Involved

This campaign belongs to Hutto — not lobbyists, not PACs, not developers. It belongs to you. Here's how you can make a difference:

Walk you block

Join us for a neighborhood canvassing day. We'll give you everything you need — just bring your Hutto pride.

Host a Coffee

Invite a few neighbors over. Brandy will come to you. No big gathering needed — just converse and coffee.

Yard Signs

Show your neighbors where you stand. Request a yard sign or help place larger road signs.

Support the Campaign

Your contribution helps us print signs, reach neighbors, and get Brandy's message out across Hutto.

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Brandy In the Community

Showing up isn’t just a campaign promise for Brandy — it’s how she lives. From fire station ceremonies to city facility tours and law enforcement events, Brandy is out in Hutto, building relationships and learning what our city needs firsthand.

City Council Facility Tour

Brandy takes an in-depth tour of Hutto’s city facilities — because good leadership means knowing what’s working and what needs fixing. Most candidates wait until they're elected to learn how a city actually runs. Brandy McCool didn't want to wait. During the campaign, Brandy accepted an invitation to tour Hutto's city facilities alongside council members and city staff — walking the buildings, asking questions, and listening to the people who keep Hutto's services running eve

Investing in Opportunity Close to Home

When Texas State Technical College broke ground on its new East Williamson County campus expansion in Hutto, Brandy McCool knew it was more than just another construction project — it was a promise of opportunity for local families. At the TSTC Campus Expansion Groundbreaking, Brandy joined community leaders, educators, and industry partners to celebrate what this new campus will mean for Hutto students: hands-on training in high-demand fields, pathways to good-paying careers

Standing With Constable Leal

Public safety has always been one of Brandy McCool’s top priorities, and that starts with strong relationships between City Hall and the men and women who protect Hutto’s neighborhoods. During the campaign, Brandy spent time with Constable P. Leal of Williamson County Precinct 4, talking about what officers are seeing on the ground — from traffic concerns to neighborhood safety and mental health calls. Rather than treating law enforcement as a talking point, Brandy listens to

Honoring Those Who Keep Us Safe

On March 2, 2026, Brandy McCool joined Hutto Fire Chief and community leaders at the grand opening dedication ceremony for the new Hutto Fire Rescue Headquarters Complex on Chris Kelley Boulevard — a state-of-the-art facility that represents Hutto's commitment to public safety as the city continues to grow. "Our first responders are the backbone of this community," Brandy said after the ceremony. "They show up when we need them most — and they deserve facilities, equipment, a

Contact

Have a question? Want to share a concern about your neighborhood? Want to host a coffee or request a yard sign? Fill out the form below — Brandy personally reads every message.

Or reach Brandy directly:
📧 mcccool4hutto@gmail.com
📱 +1 (512) 843‑0959
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