Mosquito trap samples tests positive for West Nile virus in Georgetown
Truck-mounted spraying scheduled July 26 and 27 near Geneva Park and Edwards Park A Health District contractor is planning to conduct truck-mounted spraying on the evenings of July 26 and 27, weather permitting, near Geneva Park in southeast Georgetown and Edwards Park in Old Town based on two positive West Nile virus mosquito samples that … Continue reading “Mosquito trap samples tests positive for West Nile virus in Georgetown”
Kittens in the Library on July 30
The popular event Kittens in the Library returns July 30 to the Georgetown Public Library, 402 W. Eighth St. Kittens from the Georgetown Animal Shelter will turn up the charm to play, snuggle, and purr their way into a new family. Kittens will be available for adoption from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adoption fees … Continue reading “Kittens in the Library on July 30”
City Board and Commission Applications Now Open
The City of Georgetown is currently recruiting highly qualified and dedicated individuals to serve on one of the City’s 15 available Advisory Boards or Commissions. The City Council depends on these citizen board members to assist in evaluating local issues which enrich, develop and promote the community. Each appointed member is asked to serve a … Continue reading “City Board and Commission Applications Now Open”
Street resurfacing work starts
Street resurfacing projects, including hot-in-place recycling and a high-performance surface sealant treatment, will be completed this summer and fall. The first milling and repaving work of the season started last week. The work schedule can be affected by weather conditions, mechanical issues, and product availability. For information and updates on the paving schedule and a … Continue reading “Street resurfacing work starts”
City of Georgetown announces Meet the Contractor event for Austin Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation project
The City of Georgetown will host a Meet the Contractor event for community members to learn more about the planned rehabilitation project for the historic Austin Avenue bridges spanning the two forks of the San Gabriel River. The meeting will also include information about construction phasing, detours, and how to stay updated on construction. Event … Continue reading “City of Georgetown announces Meet the Contractor event for Austin Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation project”
Georgetown Art Center summer workshops series
The Georgetown Arts and Culture Program is offering a series of summer workshops between July 21 and Aug. 11 at the Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St. Classes are geared toward adults age 18 and older. Classes range from $75 to $120 per session and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Residents can register … Continue reading “Georgetown Art Center summer workshops series”
Streetlight outage online reporting tool available
The City of Georgetown has launched a new online streetlight outage reporting tool on the City website. The new reporting tool at https://bit.ly/GTXstreetlightoutagereporting allows residents to see a map of all City streetlights and click on an icon to report that a streetlight is not working. The map includes all streetlights within the city limits … Continue reading “Streetlight outage online reporting tool available”
City facility closures July 4
City of Georgetown offices will be closed Thursday, July 4, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. There will be normal solid waste and recycling collection on July 4. The annual Sertoma Club Family July 4 Celebration starts at 10 a.m. July 4 in San Gabriel Park. Fireworks will start about 9:30 p.m. More details … Continue reading “City facility closures July 4”
City Council adopts Downtown Master Plan and Austin Avenue Corridor Study
The Downtown Master Plan and the Austin Avenue Corridor Study were both adopted by City Council at its regular meeting May 28. These strategic documents were designed to shape decisions, programming, and reinvestment for their respective areas during the next 10 years. The Downtown Master Plan builds upon the 2014 version and reflects the City … Continue reading “City Council adopts Downtown Master Plan and Austin Avenue Corridor Study”
Protect your family and pets from the heat this summer
As temperatures rise, the City wants to remind you to protect your family and pets against hot temperatures and heat-related illnesses on local summer excursions. Protect pet paws In hotter temperatures, it becomes increasingly dangerous for your dog to go on walks on concrete and asphalt. Asphalt absorbs heat throughout the day and stays hot … Continue reading “Protect your family and pets from the heat this summer”
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