Water service and boil water update
Update Wednesday, Feb. 24: All boil water notices have been lifted as of Feb. 22. Update Saturday, Feb. 20: The boil water notice is still in effect. Samples taken throughout the system (except Florence), are awaiting results to be able to lift boil water notices. Samples take 1-2 days for results. Notices will be updated … Continue reading “Water service and boil water update”
Georgetown winter storm FAQs
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Districts 1 and 5 city council candidates set for May 1 election
For Georgetown City Council elections in May, incumbent Mary Calixtro and Amanda Parr have filed to run in District 1, and Jason Norwood and incumbent Kevin Pitts have filed to run in District 5. The filing deadline was 5 p.m. today. Early in-person voting is April 19-24 and April 26-27. Election Day is May 1. … Continue reading “Districts 1 and 5 city council candidates set for May 1 election”
Georgetown calls $90M mobility bond for May 1 election
The City of Georgetown has called a bond election for Tuesday, May 1, 2021. Voters will consider one bond proposition for various street and transportation infrastructure projects. This election is being held in conjunction with the May General Election for local offices and propositions for other taxing entities, including City Council districts 1 and 5. … Continue reading “Georgetown calls $90M mobility bond for May 1 election”
2020 Resident Survey results
The results are in from the most recent resident survey, which is done every two years by the City of Georgetown to guide planning, budgeting, projects, and services. The Texas State University Center for Public Policy, Research, and Training conducted the survey in October 2020. The anonymous survey is intended to measure the perceptions of … Continue reading “2020 Resident Survey results”
Updated: Water service restored to area north of Florence
Update: The water line has been repaired and water service restored as of 6:50 p.m. A water outage is affecting 720 customers north of Florence after a fence builder hit a 12-inch waterline on Highway 138. The incident happened shortly after noon. Once repairs have been made, water lines will be disinfected and flushed as … Continue reading “Updated: Water service restored to area north of Florence”
2020 Annual Report now available
An annual report for the City of Georgetown for the 2020 fiscal year is now available online and in print copies. The report is for the 2020 fiscal year that started Oct.1, 2019, and ended Sept. 30, 2020. The report highlights projects and initiatives and includes key metrics for city services. It is available online … Continue reading “2020 Annual Report now available”
Solomon announced as Director of Water Utilities
Chelsea Solomon has been selected as Georgetown’s new Director of Water Utilities, following the retirement of Glenn Dishong in December. After an extensive, nationwide search, Solomon was selected from several qualified applicants to serve in the role. Solomon previously served as manager of the control center, which monitors and controls the City’s water and electric … Continue reading “Solomon announced as Director of Water Utilities”
Williamson County starts call center for COVID-19 vaccine information
Williamson County has set up a call center to serve as a resource for residents interested in COVID-19 vaccine information. The call center number is 512-943-1600. The call center is available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call center representatives can assist individuals with information such as how to sign up on the Family Hospital Systems vaccine waitlist … Continue reading “Williamson County starts call center for COVID-19 vaccine information”
Businesses can open to 75 percent capacity as hospitalization rates go down
Update: Williamson County announced Jan. 31 that the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has permitted bars in the County to open at 50 percent capacity. Williamson County was notified Jan. 30 by the Texas Department of State Health Services that it is no longer in a high hospitalization area. Since the COVID-19 hospitalization rate has been … Continue reading “Businesses can open to 75 percent capacity as hospitalization rates go down”
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