Neighbors standing with neighbors

Unity in Community, Strength in Advocacy.

When tenants stand together, every neighbor has a stronger voice.

Neighbors gathering in an apartment courtyard
Community care builds stronger neighbors.

Tenant Advocacy

Get help documenting concerns, communicating with management, and finding the right next step.

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Disability Access

Learn about reasonable accommodations and how to make a clear, well-supported request.

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Community Action

Join neighbors working together on shared concerns, resident events, and stronger community voice.

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About CCWTA

A resident-led voice for our community

Capitol Crossing Warriors Tenants Association, also known as Capitol Crossing Warriors, is an independent, resident-led 501(c)(3) public charity serving neighbors at Capitol Crossing Apartments, formerly Woodway Square Apartments, in Austin, Texas.

We foster community, advocate for tenants' rights in affordable housing, and organize events that unite tenants and their neighborhood. CCWTA is also recognized under federal regulations as a tenant organization with the right to organize and advocate for residents.

CCWTA is not affiliated with or controlled by property ownership or management.

Resident leadership in action

Our neighbors turn shared concerns into practical progress.

The Board of Trustees is the association's governing authority. The Capitol Crossing Warriors Action Committee serves as its executive standing committee, advancing community initiatives and empowering tenant voices.

Know your rights

You deserve to be heard, respected, and informed.

Tenant rights can depend on the facts, the housing program, and applicable law. We help residents organize their records and connect with appropriate legal, government, or community resources.

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Resident resource center

Start with the kind of help you need.

These selected resources make the larger CCWTA directory easier to use. External organizations control their own eligibility, forms, guidance, and procedures.

Need help choosing? Email CCWTA and we will help point you toward an appropriate resource. CCWTA does not provide legal advice.

There is strength in numbers

You do not have to face community challenges alone.

Many neighbors are experiencing the same issues. Participate at the level that works for you by joining, attending a meeting, sharing an idea, volunteering, or simply staying informed.

Contact CCWTA

Tell us how we can help.

Email us about a tenant concern, disability access, membership, or volunteering. Include your name, a brief description of what you need, and the best way to reach you.

Phone
(512) 522-4790

Facsimile
(737) 212-8741

Mailing address
5900 Balcones Drive, Suite 100
Austin, Texas 78731-4298