The City of Austin will be holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Wooten Drive Healthy Street. The Living Streets Program limits motor vehicle traffic to activate neighborhood streets as places for residents to gather together and play. The Ceremony will occur at Wooten Drive near Ripplewood Drive at 10 am on March 20th.
The first group of streets in the program opened early in 2024. City leaders will be on hand to celebrate the new group of Living Streets, including Wooten Drive.
Starting this week, some streets will be impacted by the Burnet Middle School Revitalization project. Shamrock Ave Shamrock Ave will
The February Meeting took place at Nosh and Bevvy. The team discussed Toyota’s response to the team’s requests. The team
The Wooten Neighborhood Association is kicking off 2026 by celebrating a year of growth, connection, and community pride. Our Winter 2026 newsletter highlights major wins from 2025, including a redesigned website, expanded membership, monthly streamed meetings, and beloved traditions like the Wootenanny and holiday decorating events.
Read the full newsletter to see how your neighbors are building a stronger, more connected Wooten—and how you can be part of it
