Recent News

BRUSH COUNTRY TRAILHEAD LANDSCAPING PROJECT!

We’ve partnered with Austin Texas Xeriscapes (ATX) to improve the “devil strip”.  Here is the completed xeriscaping project.  ATX has landscaped several yards in the neighborhood, including doing drainage improvements, and you’ve likely noticed the dog poop bag station he installed for a Summerset neighbor. John w/ ATX Xeriscaping is doing this pro-bono project for our neighborhood and will be providing a dog poop station near the trailhead so dog walkers will be encouraged to scoop the poop. Just remember  when you use the complimentary poop bags, that you take them with you and dispose of them in a trashcan at home.
Visit http://austintexasxeriscapes.com

GREAT NEWS! OUR NPP APPLICATION WAS APPROVED!

Westcreek Greenway – Neighborhood Partnering Program 

We’ve just learned that our Neighborhood Partnering Program cost-share grant application has been approved!  This project will improve the nature and trail area (both beautification and safety improvements) behind Summerset Trail and Cana Cove. Our efforts will include Small Middle School’s Green Tech Program students.

We’ve got lots of great plans over the next couple of years for the Westcreek Greenway. Keep tuned for upcoming meetings and volunteer opportunities. We have partnered with Small MS Green Tech Program to be involved with this!  More information to come.

Like our Westcreek Greenway Facebook page to follow our progress!  Here is a PDF showing our final design renderings.

 An email was previously sent out to all registered on the mail list as well as Nextdoor.  For More Information, click HERE

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Welcome New & Returning Board Members!

Westcreek Neighborhood Annual Meeting – Thursday, January 26, 2017

Stay Tuned for the minutes if you weren’t able to attend

Guest Speakers:  Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) to discuss transportation projects for the Oak Hill Parkway & South Mopac and APD Officer Jeffrey Binder

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Brush Country Entrance Sign

About Westcreek Neighborhood

The Westcreek Neighborhood  encompasses the area bounded by Old Fredericksburg Road on the north, Westcreek Drive and Yellow Rose Trail on the east, William Cannon Drive on the south, and Fair Valley Trail, Steer Trail and Honey Dew Terrace on the west.

Our neighborhood, which was first developed in the late 70s and early 80s, has around 800 homes within its boundaries. We have very easy access to Hwy. 290 and Mopac, and are within walking distance to a wide variety of outdoor activities, restaurants and shopping.

Westcreek is located in East Oak Hill.  In 2008, the Austin City Council approved the Oak Hill Neighborhood Plan, which was created using a multi-year community input process involving city staff and local community leaders and neighbors.

What does the Westcreek Neighborhood Association do for Westcreek?

Your all-volunteer Westcreek Neighborhood Association (WNA) is continually helping you behind the scenes and working on projects and improvements that directly affect you, your family, and the value of your home investment. Learn more…

We hope you will agree that supporting the WNA is not only beneficial to you and your property, but also to your community. Dues paying members may vote on executive committee member nominations and all neighborhood voting matters.

Join the Westcreek Neighborhood Association – Dues are only $20/year

The Westcreek Trailhead in the first spring after planting. New curbs, drainage lanes and sidewalks were put in with city funding at the request of the Westcreek Board of Directors. Decorative boulders and plants were added by neighborhood volunteers.

Westcreek Trailhead – springtime native plants bloom in what used to be a dead-end eyesore at the end of Brush Country. Your Association Officers made this happen in conjunction with the City of Austin.