Public documents that mention Stephanie Hayden-Howard.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Austin City Council Budget Adoption Meeting
The Austin City Council conducted a meeting dedicated to the budget adoption process. The session included public hearings regarding proposed property tax rates and fee adjustments for Austin Resource Recovery, the Watershed Protection Department, Austin Water, and Austin Energy. The Council deliberated on various budget amendments, with significant testimony provided by community members and organizations advocating for the protection of social service funding, workforce development programs, and resources for survivors of domestic violence. Key policy discussions centered on the potential creation of an independent joint emergency communications department, proposals to maintain a flat budget for the police department, and strategies for ensuring housing stability and equitable community support.
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Austin and Travis County Community Violence Intervention Strategy
This document outlines a comprehensive public health and safety plan focusing on community violence intervention for Austin and Travis County. It establishes a shared vision for community safety through defined missions, visions, values, and strategic pillars. The plan details strategic action planning, including key findings, priorities, and an implementation roadmap for violence prevention. Furthermore, it incorporates a community partnership plan with strategies for capacity building, cultural responsiveness, funding, and contracting, alongside a governance and sustainability framework with recommendations and an implementation plan.
Apr 11, 2025·Strategic plan
City of Austin District Plan
This document serves as a staff response to City Council Resolution No. 20240418-076, proposing the development of a North River / East District Plan for the 78702 and 78721 ZIP Codes. The plan aims to update local land use policies, address infrastructure and transportation networks, identify mobility improvements, and support future Green Line stations. Key focus areas include cultural preservation, land use planning and modeling, localized transportation planning, economic development, placemaking, evaluation of City assets, historic preservation, public health awareness, housing and displacement prevention, and I-35 redevelopment coordination. The overarching goal is to guide sustainable development and growth, preserve the area's rich history, and implement anti-displacement strategies, with an anticipated planning and adoption process of 18-21 months once funding is secured.
