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How do you Cherrywood? Tell us in this NEW survey!!

The Steering Committee and Flea Crew are always trying to understand what issues matter to Cherrywood residents and how we communicate opportunities to engage on those issues.

Please take a few minutes to complete this inaugural survey! Click Here!


Help Shape the Future of the I-35 Northern Stitches

On May 22, 2025, Austin City Council committed to fund roadway support elements for two approximately 300- foot stitches over I-35 between 41st Street and the Red Line rail crossing. Join the City of Austin for an Our Future 35 open house to learn about options for these two stitches and share your input on their specific location and boundaries.

City staff will be available to answer questions in an open, informal setting and explain the technical considerations for each of the options. This is a come-and-go event—stop by at your convenience, explore the options, ask questions and share your comments to make your perspective heard.

Your feedback will help shape the City's commitment in December 2025.

Date: Saturday, Nov. 22

Time: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Location: Austin Public Library Carver Branch, 1161 Angelina St., Austin

The purpose of this open house is to provide the community with clear, accessible information about the potential locations for these two stitches and to gather public input on the options. Community feedback will play an important role in guiding the City’s decision regarding the location and extent of these stitches, which will come by the end of 2025.

For more information on the I-35 expansion and northern stitches , click here.


Hancock-Cherrywood Vision Framework

The Hancock-Cherrywood-Wilshire Wood-Delwood neighborhood associations came together to request assistance from the Architects Foundation’s Design Assistance Team (DAT) program to work with the community to explore options for a compelling vision for the Hancock Center and the Delwood Shopping Center. Austin’s City Council passed a resolution supporting this effort.

The Final Report from the Design Assistance Team (DAT) was released in summer 2025. You can view it here.

For more information, please click here.