Georgetown updates COVID-19 safety guidelines, reopens most facilities
Face coverings are still required in City facilities Most City of Georgetown facilities and lobbies have reopened to the public March 10 without capacity limits, in accordance with Gov. Greg Abbott’s Executive Order (GA-34) announced March 2. While most facilities will reopen to the public, the Library will continue to offer curbside pickup hours five … Continue reading “Georgetown updates COVID-19 safety guidelines, reopens most facilities”
Water customers in Liberty Hill area should limit water use March 7-8
City of Georgetown water customers in the Liberty Hill, Stonewall, and County Road 200 (see red area on map) areas are asked to limit water use starting at 10 p.m. on Sunday, March 7 through 10 p.m. on Monday, March 8. During this time, the City of Georgetown water utility will be replacing a valve … Continue reading “Water customers in Liberty Hill area should limit water use March 7-8”
Disaster Relief Resources for Winter Storm Uri
Click any of the links below to be taken to that section of the relief guide. For a downloadable version of this document, click here. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the websites or social media of these organizations. I. Local Resources a. Community Resources General Assistance Food Assistance Mental Health Resources Transportation Unemployment … Continue reading “Disaster Relief Resources for Winter Storm Uri”
Winter Weather Updates
[Updated at 11 a.m. March 15. This page will be updated as news becomes available.] Update, March 10: The City Council at the March 9 meeting approved a one-time, automatic, $10 credit for all Georgetown water customers for dripping faucets in response to the winter storm in February. Click any of the links below to … Continue reading “Winter Weather Updates”
Water use restrictions lifted at noon Feb. 23
Restrictions on nonessential use of water were lifted at noon Feb. 23 for all City of Georgetown water customers. The City’s water has recovered storage capacity and returned to normal operations following the winter storm, allowing the City to lift the restrictions early. The restrictions lift at noon to gavecommercial businesses affected by the restrictions, … Continue reading “Water use restrictions lifted at noon Feb. 23”
Boil water notice lifted for Florence area
Water boil notice lifted for Florence area The City of Georgetown has lifted the boil water notice for 720 affected customers in the Florence area. This is the last boil water notice that was issued as a result of low pressure due to the prolonged subfreezing temperatures and from power outages due to the recent … Continue reading “Boil water notice lifted for Florence area”
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
Updated Feb. 24, 2021 General questions Water questions Electric questions
Water outage restoration work update
The City of Georgetown is working to restore water service in areas affected by outages or low water pressure, which led to boil water orders. Water pressure has been improved in some areas affected by the sub-freezing temperatures. The City does not yet have an estimate for restoring full water service to outage areas. Those … Continue reading “Water outage restoration work update”
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”
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