Gather Round Georgetown Project Expo provides feedback, learning opportunities for multiple City projects, plans

The City of Georgetown is hosting the Gather Round Georgetown Project Expo on Aug. 3 to give residents and business owners the chance to help shape our community’s future, as well as to share what you love about Georgetown, ideas, and concerns.

Bring your family from 6-8 p.m. to City Hall, 808 Martin Luther King Jr. St., to learn more and provide feedback on various projects and plans currently under development in the City.

Learn more about:

• Austin Avenue Corridor Study
• on the Transportation website
• Austin Avenue Pedestrian Bridges
• Williams Drive Enhancement Study

Provide feedback on these projects:

• Downtown Master Plan
• Future Mobility Plan and Sidewalk Master Plan
• Mobility Bond Projects
  • Hwy. 29-east and west
  • Rockride Lane
  • FM 971
  • SE Inner Loop
• Unified Development Code Update

During the event, City leadership, staff, and project managers will be available to take feedback and answer questions.

“The project expo is a collaborative effort between the City and our residents,” City Manager David Morgan said. “We want to work hand-in-hand with everyone in the community to create a Georgetown that meets the needs and aspirations of all of our residents. By participating in our project expo, you become an essential part of building a better future for Georgetown.”

Feedback gathered during the event will be used to help inform decisions about the future of Georgetown land use, transportation, and downtown.

The event will also include food trucks, as well as free ice cream for those who participate in the expo.

The City’s Public Works Department will display some heavy equipment for construction and maintenance projects.

The event is open to residents of all ages, and Spanish interpretation and materials will also be available.

For more information, visit georgetown.org/gather-round-georgetown.