Council members Sara Hutson and Kevin Glasheen currently serve on City Council and are seeking re-election. Having served on City Council for 15 years, Hutson works as the principal engineer for a small engineering firm outside of her work for the city. Understanding water treatment and drainage is a skillset well suited to addressing Rollingwood’s problems, Hutson said.

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Sara Hutson works as a principal engineer for a small engineering firm.

Rollingwood City Council members Sara Hutson and Kevin ...

All council members elected in Rollingwood serve two-year staggered terms. Both Glasheen and Hutson were most recently elected to the council in 2022. Hutson also serves as Mayor Pro Tem of Rollingwood, performing mayoral duties when Mayor Gavin Massingill is absent.

Sara currently serves on the Rollingwood City Council. She was most recently elected in 2022.

2026 Texas General Election

As of September 17, 2026, Sara Hutson did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Public Services

The drainage ordinance gives city help to those residents whose properties are adversely impacted by storm water runoff and flooding caused by new residential development, Alderwoman Sara Hutson said. “The problem we have right now is that the people who are being impacted by someone else’s drainage do not have a way to get that corrected,” she said. “Because we don’t [currently] have an ordinance, the city doesn’t have the ability to get involved.”

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15. Discussion and possible action regarding enforcement of ongoing compliance with drainage plans and water quality facilities that are required for issuance of building permits. Mayor Pro Tem Sara Hutson raised concerns that residents have spoken to her about the fact that the City is not enforcing compliance with drainage plans and water quality facilities. She has been made aware of instances of water quality facilities not being maintained or being removed. There are enforcement measures mentioned in our code.

CITY OF ROLLINGWOOD CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES (Wednesday, May 13, 2026)

Mayor Pro Tem Sara Hutson referenced a prior incident in which the City's inaction resulted in a neighbor's yard being severely damaged, ultimately leading to a TCEQ fine against the responsible homeowner after the affected neighbor filed a complaint directly with TCEQ. She expressed a preference for the City to address such issues internally rather than relying on TCEQ intervention.

Said a city drainage ordinance would let the city help residents affected by runoff from and flooding caused by new residential development.

Prefers city enforcement of drainage plans and water-quality facilities instead of intervention by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

- Said a city drainage ordinance would let the city help residents affected by runoff from and flooding caused by new residential development.
- Prefers city enforcement of drainage plans and water-quality facilities instead of intervention by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

Housing & Urban Development

During the meeting, council members approached the prospect of surveillance cameras with discretion. “With proper precautions to data security, I can see some benefits to having this in place,” said Rollingwood City Council Member Sara Hutson.

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Supports city surveillance cameras if data-security precautions are in place.

- Supports city surveillance cameras if data-security precautions are in place.

Public Safety

Mayor Pro Tem Sara Hutson raised safety concerns about the USPS blue collection box at the corner of Rollingwood Drive and Wallace Street, noting that vehicles cresting the hill on Rollingwood Drive from Zilker Park cannot see the intersection until they are upon it. She requested the mailbox be relocated to the Rollingwood Park parking lot. City Administrator Alun Thomas confirmed a relocation request is pending with the postal service.

Requested relocating a U.S. Postal Service collection box to the Rollingwood Park parking lot because of safety concerns related to visibility at the intersection.

- Requested relocating a U.S. Postal Service collection box to the Rollingwood Park parking lot because of safety concerns related to visibility at the intersection.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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- Prefers city enforcement of drainage plans and water-quality facilities instead of intervention by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

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